Atlanta Bond Drive Urges Sewer and School Upgrades
A citywide plea urges Atlanta to approve bond funding for sewer system extensions and school improvements. It argues health protection, boosts in revenue, and protection of lives justify the cost, noting current capacity strain and dangers from delays. It cites Superintendent Smith and broader city growth needs to support modernization.
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Pha
Atlanta
Water Department
Wy. Zode Smith
Smith
Mi T. Hay
Sault
Fragments From A Rural Page In The Free Press
A collage of quirky lines, poems, and snippets from American rural life. Bits mention spring imagery, weather, and humorous local anecdotes, including a note about Captain J W St John and a jokey rural tale from Nevada Picayune.
Health Talk on Castor Oil A Longstanding Remedy
A reader defends castor oil as a long used home remedy for migraine and severe headaches, sharing a personal account of relief after years of attacks. The letter notes initial dosing, observed effects, and cautions about safety while explaining castor oil’s debated mechanism and risks from ricin content.
Washington politicians chase ducks and a Florida senate bid
The column mix discusses migratory birds laws and hunting dates on January 31, notes a ten day extension for carcasses, and warns about storage prosecutions after February 10. It then shifts to politics with Florida’s Frank Clark and Georgia’s veteran Jim Trammell as potential Senate rivals, and hints at an upcoming Florida campaign season.
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Washington
Elslj
United States
Florida
Frank Clark
Georgia
United States ‘Senate
Patie Trammell
Peninsular
New York Life and Peggy Marsh Married in Quiet NY Ceremony
The New York social rumor mill marks the marriage of Peggy Marsh, the Lordon showgirl, to a young social heir amid society scandal. Marsh hopes for acceptance as she joins a Navy of wealth, with a $60,000 annual child maintenance from the Marshall Field estate and potential residence in a $100,000 castle.
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New York
Pegey Marsh
Lordon
Thatafe
Daughers
Ek Ee
Vernon Castle
Miss Marsh
Percy Marsh
York
Peggy Marsh
Marshall Field Estate
England
America
Let All Get to Work On City Bond Issue
An editorial urges Atlanta citizens to back the city bond issue with a strong, united campaign led by a trusted bond commission. It favors mayoral appointees George RR Donovan, Henry Kennedy, Albert Adams, Hagar Watkins, Joseph H Boston, Hubert Culberson, W Chandler, Courtland Winona Jones, plus an architect.
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Atlanta
Key
George RR. Donovan
Henry Kennedy
Albert ‘S. Adams
Hagar Watkins
Joseph H. Boston
Hubert Culberson
W. Chandler
Courtland
At- Br
Waite
Aragon
Four Macon Mills resume full time operations
Macon Georgia January 31. The four Bibb Manufacturing Company mills in Macon have resumed full time operations, bringing hundreds of workers back from temporary layoff. About 2,000 workers affected by earlier curtailment have returned as cotton goods demand improves. Adams Manchester and Wits Hagham mills also already moved to full time. The greatest unemployment now is among railroad men with about 400 laid off since November.
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Macon
Bpe
Macon Mills
The
Bible, Manufacturing
Governor Baxter Passes On Monday in Maine
Fragmentary copy reports Governor Baxter of Maine suffering illness and dying after a period of poor health. It notes he will complete the term of two years following his departure and mentions his condition improving late the previous night before deteriorating.
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Maine
Senate
Baxter
Nettuno to be Towed to New York Harbor
Fragmentary report states the Nettuno will be towed to New York Harbor from Jacksonville after remaining at sea for five hours. Navy officials intend to assign a naval commander and discuss the vessel’s fate in a forthcoming house briefing.
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New York Harbor
Jacksonville
Georgia juvenile court judges form welfare panel
The state welfare board hears that twelve superior court judges have designated juvenile court judges to implement reforms. Citizens in Tifton organize a Juvenile Judges Association to interpret public aims. The list names many judges across circuits including Muscogee, Chattahoochee, Atlanta, and Gwinnett with various ordinary and special roles.
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Georgia
State Board
Public Welfare
Tifton
Eve
Aoere
State” Welfare ‘Board
Atlanta
Galland
Watkins
E August Jule Des Otronst
Slack
Bina “Ridge
Gtreutt
Jacob. Masser
Eerie Oedinary
Gans
Cairp
Tig
Fannin
R. J. Goble
Gilmer
F. Powelan
Ey i Ee ‘Goodwin
Scambole
Ordint Horie
Terrell
Southern
Teaidan
May
Broden
Graben A. Cooper
Col
Fantaie Echele
Onii& Holcombe
Lowndes
Janes
Phorong
Mitton Judleins
Ghenit
James’ Hey
Irwin
S. J. Bickers
Titt
Dodge
Penis City
Judee Vetern
C. W. Parker
Borrow
Orr
Clarke
G.G. Tobieson
Gwinnett
Ordon AW
AV. Dickson
Jackson
T. A. Fullhoya
Oconee
George A. Garrett
Walton
Card Indexes to Enforce Georgia School Attenda nce Law
State superintendent St Brittain directs counties to list all children aged 8 to 14 in a county card index. The index records name age address sex time in school or absence reason and employer details. Goal is uniform enforcement and better protection for school age children.
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Georgia
St. Brittain
Brittain
Store Deliveries By Parcels Post Delayed In Atlanta
A report in Monday's newspapers claimed parcel post delivery would start today by several Atlanta merchants. Postmaster George C. Rogers said the plan will take several days to establish. Merchants listed include J. P. Allen Frohsin's McClure's Besly's Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Rich's and Deverson Paxson Stokes Co.
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Atlanta
Postoffice
Begone
George
C. Rogers
J. P.allen
Frohsln
Frohsln's
McClure's
Besly's
Chamberlin- Tohnson-DuBose ‘Company
Rich's
Devison-Paxgn-Stokes Co
Paul Ryman to Perform Recital in Atlanta
Prominent young southern singer Paul Ryman will give a morning recital Wednesday at the Leon Baptist Church annex, presented by the Atlanta Music Study Club as part of its morning music series. He previously performed before local music lovers and at Mount Campasen Day ceremonies, featuring songs with Nan Stephens.
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Paul Ryman
Wodzienday
Atlanta
Alub
Leon’ Baptist
Cub
W. i. Yall
Nan Stephens
Georgia farmer forecasts cotton season boll weevil challenge
A Georgia farmer, Mr. Brown, reports this year’s cotton season faces boll weevils. He notes the weather has been cold thus far, not aiding pest kill. Weevil presence is increasing in old attacks, prompting concern for crop protection and management strategies.
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Georgia Firmera
Goramieatel
Agriculturs II
Georgia
Brown
Reconstruction at Amesminster Presbyterian Church Plans Cost 75000
The Amesminster Presbyterian church reconstruction was approved with an estimated cost around 75000 dollars. Special testing by Sander Morninget was noted in the proceedings as part of the plan.
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Aminster Presbyterian Church
Sander
Folind I Ae Pone Netly Vas Leased
Fragmentary text implies a lease or rental notice with names or parties unclear and no complete details available. The readable portion suggests a leasing action but lacks concrete dates amounts or locations to confirm a full item.
Policy in School Building Outlined to Chamber Heads
A detailed plan for Atlanta public schools urges careful budgeting for repairs enlargements and new buildings to meet city needs. It recommends four million dollars for necessary work, outlines grammar junior high and high school allocations, proposes two cosmopolitan high schools, and calls for a bond issue under a strict audit by a bond commission to prevent disintegration of the system.
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W. P. Dykes
Dha Chamber of Com“‘Merce
Board of Education
Grammar
Grammar School
WHS
United States
National Educational Association
Department of Education
Atlanta
Ivy Street
Washington Street
Tech High
Willams Street
Ang & Boys
Girigh
Miss Berry to Speak at Chamber Forum Luncheon
Miss Martha Berry, founder of the Berry schools in Georgia, will address Chamber of Commerce members and guests at a Wednesday 12:30 luncheon. President Lee Avhertag will preside, with Forum director Robert B. Troutman coordinating. Roosevelt praised Berry during his southern visit for her education work among mountain children.
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Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia ‘Children's Home Society
Plana
Nlghi
Ara Ma
Key
Council
Deat
Ate of Commerce
Presidents’ Club
Rotary
Kiwanig
Clyvitan
Lion's Club
Marcus 1
Fellowal Children's Home and Welfare Society
Chamber &F. Commerce
Martha Berry
Rry
Theodore’ ‘Roosevelt
South
Berry
Behoo
Georgia
Lee Avhcragt
Caras Matl
Robert “ B
Local Naval Base Committee Selections Made
A committee at the San Diego naval base was selected today by vote. The group includes two members from Salameda and another two from the base. Proceedings continued with unanimous recommendation of key positions and routine staffing.
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Sion
Cogst Naval Baste
San Diego'a
Alleged Absconder From Bank at Shiloh Arrested in Texas
Milton A Camp, 27, cashier at Bank of Shiloh in Shiloh Georgia, accused of absconding with 11000.02 dollars, was arrested in San Antonio Texas Monday morning by bus operatives of L P Whitfield for the American Bankers Association. Camp had been missing since January 12 after an audit showed a short balance. He had worked at the bank about four years and was popular in town. Harris County officers will transport him to Georgia.
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Milton’ A. Camp
Bank of Shiloh
Shiloh
San An
Tonio
Texas
L. P. Whitfield
Ape. Glal
American Bankers’. Association
Atlanta
Camp
Whitfield
E. B. Trammell
Montgomery
New Orleans
San Antonio
Harris
Campbaci
Georgia
Officers Advised On Proper Procedure Against Liquor Cars
Georgia prohibition director James A Fort issued a February letter to sheriffs police chiefs and county officers outlining enforcement steps for liquor vehicles He notes the sale of conveyances used to transport alcohol is prohibited and suggests condemnation proceedings in state courts The letter explains seizure costs and court fees with funds directed to county treasuries under court orders
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Ing Aquor
James A. Fort
Ederal
Georgia
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