Mills at Cedartown to Be Sold at Auction
The Josephine and Wahneta mills of Cedartown Georgia will be auctioned next week. Charles S. Austin of Joseph P Day Real Estate of New York says the sale is arranged and he will meet bidders at the Wright hotel Cedartown on Monday. Austin expects the mills to resume operation soon and will travel to Atlanta to finalize auction plans.
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Josephine and
Wahneta
Cedartown
Charles S. Austin
Joseph P Day
J Gale
Josephine and Wahneta
Atlanta
Georgia
Austin
Joseph P Day Company
Court Dismisses Two Cases Against Griffith
A municipal court dismissed two charges against Griffith after a husband was found innocent of abandonment and bigamy. The wife, Mrs Forter Griffith, has sworn a warrant for adultery and sought a Mann white slavery law investigation through US Secret Service chief L T Bailey. Griffith and Miss Harwell were previously brought from Richmond, Virginia by detective Bass Rosser amid bigamy charges.
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Forter Griffith
Annie Warwell
Harwell
Georgia
Griffith
L T Bailey
United States Secret Service
Mann
Baileys
Secret Service
Harhest
Miss Harwell
Hichmond Vay
Bass Rosser
Blind Tigers To Serve On Gang Says Judge West
Athens December 20 judge West of the city court announced that violators of prohibition laws will be sent to a chain gang. He warned that all convicted tigers bootleggers and speakeasies in the county would face this sentence. He said Clark county lacks funds to keep offenders off the gang and pledged to enforce the law as the state favors stricter action.
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Judge West
Athens
Clark County
County capital raises $10,000 in a day for Baptist church
In Nashville, Berrien County, a community drive yielded exactly $10,000 to fund a new Baptist church. Rex Mathis, pastor, credited a prayerful planning conference held November 1 with the plan to raise cash and notes totaling the goal. Contributions from farmers and local residents pushed cash to $36,708 and notes to $4,246, with total reaching the $10,000 target. Construction planned to start in January on a lot near the public square.
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Berrien County
Nasmle
Ispe cm
Nashville
Aite
Berrien
Baptists of
Rex & & Mathis
Church In Conference
New Church
Mathis
Rygart
He Gladens
E Powell
First National Loan
R Connell
HK Keetre
Rome Pontoon Bridge Swept Away Again
On December 20, the temporary pontoon bridge across the Etowah River at Second Avenue was carried off by high water for a second time. Ferries are taking residents across while the old steel concrete bridge is rebuilt. The new bridge likely won’t be finished before next March, with a suspension foot bridge planned to replace the pontoon.
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Rome
Etowah River
Second Avenue
Chauffeur Fined for Reckless Driving in Police Court
A. L. Bailey, chauffeur of 37 Oxford Avenue, was fined 1573 by Recorder Johnson after arrest Monday on reckless driving charges. His vehicle allegedly struck H. P. Barrett, a merchant of Calhoun, Georgia, at the Forsyth and Marietta streets intersection Saturday afternoon.
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A. L. Bailey
Ozford Avenue
Johnson
Beiley
H. P Barrett
Calhoun
Forsyth
Marletta
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First Methodist Church
Yester- Satety
Church Service Committee
Jartay
Asnte J“Aworn
Y Wes
Whitehall
Dickens
Hugo
Poe
Dumas
Shakespeare
Ogre
Thomas Nelson & Song
Famou Bible House
London
Edinburgh
New York
Constitution Office
Eek
Daily Constitution
Ludden & Bates
Southern Music House
North Pryor Street
The
Chickering
Mathushek
Haines Brothers
Packard
N. Pryor Street
Bell Phone
Ivy Lit
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