Early 20th century social notices list visitors and guests
Mrs Will S Kahin and Frances Drake visit in Newnan and Senola. Mr Guy King and late daughter Louise holiday with Mrs Kings mother. Bea Mrg May Puckett returns to Dalton. Mrs Henderson and Harriet McDaniel plan New York trip. Mrs WM Bova improving at home in Ansley. Clarence Coppedge of Flberton visiting. Jennie Findles and Willie Goss Ramspeckh back from Palm Beach. Bremk Seagle and Eugene Meade noted among Atlanta residents. Various local visits to relatives, hospitals, and engagements mentioned.
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Will S Kahin
Frances Drake
Newnan
Arnola Broyles
Guy King
Louise
Senola
Kings
FL Watts Bea
May Puckett
Daltone
Henderson
Harriet McDaniel
New York
WM Bova
Ansley Pars
Clarence Coppedge
Flberton
Jennie Findles
Wis
Willie Goss Ramspeckh
Deckur
Palm Beach
Wis Bremk Seagle
New Fouk
Ed Briffey Celebrates 61st Birthday Today
Ed Briffey, a longtime reporter for The Constitution, turns 61. Known as perhaps the oldest reporter in the southern states, he has been ill for several months and hopes for improved health as hundreds of friends wish him well.
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Ed Briffey
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Mr. Bruffey
Little Will Address Chamber of Commerce
Arthur D. Little, Boston chemical engineer, will speak at the Chamber of Commerce Monday. He will discuss the South’s resources from a practical viewpoint, highlighting wood waste converted into pulp for paper production.
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Little
Chamber OF Commerce
Arthur D Iittle
Bostés
Wil
Ilanta
Sundar Uy
Georgin
South
Winle Pealangs
United States
Drug Law Violations Highlighted by Savannah Officer
Dr Wallam E Brunner health officer of Satimnia states in a letter to Internal Revenue Collector Blabel that Harrion anti narcotte Jaw Mhith recently became operational. He also included a letter from a Gone seller to a customer showing how to evade the new fed laay. Mr Slaioch stated that he World de tail sheciiligents to apprehend the violators.
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Wallam E Brunner
Satimnia
Internal Revenue
Blabel
Silat UN
Slaioch
Strawberry plants killed in Louisiana report
April reports from Louisiana indicate three quarters of district strawberry plants set for shipment were killed by frost on March 21. An estimated 300 crates in the shipment were affected as growers plan replacements, with delays likely for two or three shipments.
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Louisiana
Washington
Che 1A Lignature Department
Lowsiana
Strawbercshop
Trust
Neary
Irs Mierk Palmiour
Carolinas
Arkansas
Alabama
Arkusa
Disease outbreak prompts costly federal response to animal loss
The department reports quarantines and culling of infested stock to curb the spread of a dangerous disease. Officials estimate federal costs range from about 8.0 million to 9.6 million dollars, with state contributions and owner compensation to be added. More outbreaks are feared though some herds have been culled and vaccination measures expanded.
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Sma
Ncessary Emurnunes
Elbertas Texas Crop Destruction From Freezing Weather
Reports from Elberta Texas indicate heavy frost damage to peach crops, with widespread losses across several farms. Officials note significant reductions in yield and potential economic impact for local growers and related markets.
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Aisin
Texas
Tevac
Child's Pushmobile Gains Right of Way on Streets
Supreme Court Justice Benedict of Brooklyn published ruling granting a 16 year old a pushmobile rider the right of way on streets. He denied a motion to set aside a $300 verdict related to a collision with four pedestrians.
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Chads
Pusa Mobile
Stres
Supreme Oirt
Justce Benedicce
Brooklyn
Tno Barr
Colugon
Sale of single seals opens Monday at Cable and Pryor
Operators announce the start of single seat sales at the Cable company on Broad Street and Phillips & Crew on Pryor Street. A sizable share of Atlanta opera attendees buys single performance seats, and officials expect high demand this year.
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Cable Company
Broad Street
Phillips & Crew
Pryor Street
Atlanta
March Smashes Local Weather Records With Cold, Dry Run
The March month proved exceptionally cold and dry, setting local records. Temperatures ranged from a high of 78 degrees on the 16th to a low of 9 degrees, with continual frost and only scattered rainfall totaling about 2.1 inches. The month was the coldest in fifty years and among the driest in decades, yielding a March deficit of about three inches versus normal.
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Oman
Begim
Weather Office
Marth
Hind Preety
Atlanta Delegates Leave This Morning for Conference Route
Delegates from across the country travel along the proposed Drie highway route toward Atlanta. Governors Kin of Tennessee Ralstan of Indiana WcCrary of Kentucky Slaton of Georgia will attend. Headquarters opened in hotels for the 36 oclock Saturday session led by the Eleventh United States cavalry.
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Sistem St
Satur
Drie Highway
Tate Tomeht
Vious Hotels
Hogtuchy Connesses
Snk
Georgia
Fom
Shentucky
Slaton
Lleventh
United States Cavalry
Harness Thief Steals Harness Before Policeman Nearby
Linen Jend of Bia ft his beeun ape at Hos Athuitbihe is a hirness Wiee and Avi dues lay iiturno0dm iecorng the T Borothoff manager of the Southern Wie and Iron walks. V Maitin street this thief unlitched hie horse on a downtown street twenty feet away from 1. tut. cop and stole the entinet set of harness. Mr Sorochoff reports that he had hotched his horse to 1 hitching pole on Marriett. street alongside the Big Aull.Into which he went for a few Minutes on busness. When he returned he sire that his horse and wagon was still there but that the harness was stripped of the horse. A traffic cir silk Wi Botochal! was on duty twinty feet from the sine of the robbaw.
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Bia
Hos Athuitbihe
Hirness
Avi
T Borothoff
Maitin
Sorochoff
Marriett
Busness
Judge Pratt Trial Over Drinking Liquor In Alabama
In Montgomery on April 1 Judge Ww GL Pratt a Center probate judge faced trial in the Alabama Supreme Court on incompetency charges rooted in intoxicating liquor use. More than seventy five witnesses were examined as proceedings began with Pratt and his lawyers offering no defense before moving to the merits.
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Montgomery
Ww GL Pratt
Bush Court
Ody Plicga
Alabama Supreme Court
Pratt
Architects and landscape committee named for Atlanty AI A chapter
The Atlanty chapter of the American Institute of Architects formed a architecture and landscape committee on Thursday. Hal Hentz and two associates join the architecture panel while Dewniuk and Saywird head the landscape group. The arrangement covers design work for the building and grounds at the Fortheakiwood Fair. The Chamber of Commerce support is noted.
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Atlanty Chapter
American Institute of Architects
Hal Hentz
Ten Dyck Brown
Dewniuk
Chamber of Commerce
Hay
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