Big Ben Heads Outsiders in New Orleans Racing Card
New Orleans on December 19 featured Big Ben as the sole winning favorite with Mynheer also drawing strong backing. Alpaca and Lella May were delayed at the post in the third race as weather remained clear and track good.
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Mynheer
Alpaca
Lella May
Frank Foster
Truetel
da Rouzke
Gannon
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Andy Trust
Bennie AlcCarthy
Bellardo
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Lolly Dolly
Creamer
Siingslan
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Baker County Wins Its Fight Over County Border
Secretary of State Philip Cook ruled Baker County's boundary dispute with Early County favoring Baker. The 1903 decision overruling the 1902 Sheffield survey leaves the line as before, allowing a new survey if either county requests one.
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State of Georgia
Office of Secretar of State
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Haker
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Philip Cook
Park Reynolds Dies of Burns After Playful Fire Incident
Park Reynolds, three years old, died from severe burns suffered when he rode a toy horse near a grate while his mother was out of the room. His seven year old brother James tried to help but could not aid him. The incident occurred as the fire touched the horse and clothing, resulting in life ending injuries. The boy’s father, FF Reynolds, was recently jailed for 21 days in the stockade. Funeral set for 10 a.m. at 17 Fowler Street. the family requests aid for food and clothing.
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Fowler Street
Sleepy Happy Bird Stuns Gatwick Race Crowd
London December 10 extraordinary tale at Gatwick two mile hurdle race. A starter named Happy Bird was found asleep in paddock after the run, roused briefly for moments then returned to slumber. Meanwhile fashion notes report fall and winter hats dyed low and reshaped.
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Gatwick
UMLE BOY BURNS TO DEATH IN TIFTON AREA
A four year old boy from Paulk's Mill in Irna county died after his clothes caught fire while his mother was away. He was severely burned and died about five hours later. The accident occurred near Tifton six miles northeast. The mother smothered the flames with quilts but could not save him. Burial followed at Hickory Spring cemetery.
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WW. A. Paulk
Erna County
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New Orleans Talks Boll Weevil Plan to Save Cotton
Governor voices need for a special session to curb boll weevil damage across Texas and Louisiana. A state crop post commission bill is prepared to ban Mexican boll weevils, set penalties, fund operations at 25000 dollars, and empower a board including agriculture commissioner and two cotton planters.
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Baton Rouge
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Texas
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Budweiser Wins World's Best Beer Premium
The Imperial Scientific Commission at Prague awarded Anheuser-Busch's Budweiser the top prize for purity and overall superiority after evaluating beers on the world market. Cedartown's primary election results show A. H. Vandevander leading Mayor 222 to 193, with ward candidates close. The Winter Hotel in Cillondle burned this morning with no insurance.
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n
Imperial Scientific Commission
Prague
Bohemia
Cedartown
A. H. Vandevander
W. W. Munday
Tor
Fifth Ward
G. B. Bowman
D. &. Hubbard
Vandevender
Cillondle
Fla
Il Mnels
Gibson's and Christy's Lead as Gifts at Buehl Book Co
The Buehl Book Company at 69 Whitehall features Gibson's and Christy's as leaders in a gift selection display. Local shoppers explore the shop for seasonal offerings and notable titles.
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Christy’s
Buehl Book Co
Whitehall
Oakland Racecard Highlights and Winners Report
The Oakland track witnessed a mixed program with Dainty prevailing in the six furlongs handicap amid a tight finish over Burnie Bunton while Claude trailed. In the Futurity course events Saintly and Iridus led several chases with various contenders including The Mighty, Eugenia B., and Matt Hogan posting notable attempts. Entries list features numerous horses across seven races with time notes and betting prices shaping the day’s results.
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Burnie Bunton
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Connell
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Hildebrand
Durbar
Avenger
Blic
Bombardier
Anirad
Wi. Martin
Noir
Bollie Goodwin
Buxton
Matt Hogan
John Bullman
Pickaway
Little Margaret
My Surprise
Father Weather
Rasp
J. Martin
John A Scott
Bullman
Birkenruth
Geheimnnes
Bragg
Sz Konga
UR. Coleman
Knapp
Dely
Warter Nichtmer
PaIxtil Bace
Grail
Chandier
Wony Lacy Crawford
J. Booker
Gorgalettd
Foley
Bill Massie
Boutonterre
Achilles
David
Estersado
Moalta
William Park
Waterspout
Caropurn
Waterpower
Rosario
Forest
King
Pat Morrissey
Colon
Rio Chico
St. Wilda
Kitty Kelly
Harry Beck
Tiowaho
Horton
Schwarzwald
Constellator
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Shellmount
Rinaldo
the Misteroa
Harry Thatcher
Galanthus
Aunt Folly
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Redward
Dolly Hayman
Heatherhoney
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Plan
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Beau Ormonde
Carson Beauty
Will contest over legacies in late I C Gregg case
In Atlanta a major will dispute centers on I C Gregg who died at 74 leaving all $26000 to his niece Miss Scudday. Nephew Hewin contests, alleging lack of sound mind and undue influence. Trial underway with witnesses describing the signing during the testator’s illness. Judge Wilkinson presiding. future testimony expected.
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Elly Sceudday
John R Wikingon
Collier
Mr Gregg
Atlanta
Smith Street
Wilkinson
George Westmoreland
Westmoreland Bros
A J Dallas
Samuel Wilkins
Virell Noraass
Gregg
Otter
Court case restraining order shields Hinesman from mortgage actions
Kin issues a restraining order against Bol ding Osborn to stop levy on mortgage or interference with Hinesman until further order. Case set for hearing on December 14. Yesterday recorded property transfers include mortgages and deeds across multiple streets in Atlanta, with values from $1 to $3,200 and parcels on McDonald Curran Stonewall Pulliam Ivy Oak Piedmont and other avenues, plus numerous tax deeds listing many lots and street names.
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Pulliam Street
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Ivy Street
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Fourteenth District
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Law
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Laura L. Armstrong
Hill Street
W Ball
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