Atlanta to House Large Centralia Creamery Plant
Centralia Creamery has chosen Atlanta as its headquarters with a $109,900 investment to build a large new plant here while keeping operations in Lexington and Paducah. The move aims to create a strong cash market for Georgia butter fat within 156 miles and boost dairy and livestock industries statewide.
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Centralia Creamery Company
Rognan Lee
Piedmont
Mr. Lee
Condem
Centralia
Illneis
Lexington
Kentucky
Paducah
Georgia
Chamber
Lee
Chamber of Commerce
Copenhagen University
Denmark
Gibagn
Joseph Glyson
New York
G Lbson
Arc Lamp Dispute Settled By Agreement In Church Row
The arc lamp feud between K C Jones family and neighbors ended in court with a settlement. A lamp to illuminate Adair and Highland corners will be placed with a shaded area to reduce glare toward Dr Jones’s bedroom. A second lamp between Rupert and Adair avenues will be added by the Georgia Railway and Power Company to boost neighborhood lighting. Mrs Jones contended the light glare ruined her sleep.
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Rupert
Adair Avenues
TWO ATLANTA GIRLS TO DANCE WITH SWAN
The Atlanta troupe joins Paul Swan after parental objections blocked two other hopefuls. Frances Clarke and Agnes Harrison consented to travel with Swan for southern and western bookings, escorted by Miss Clarke’s mother Mrs. Peter Clarke. Savannah is their first stop with Nashville dancers to fill two more spots.
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Atlanta
Paul Swan
Frances Clarke
Agnes Tinsley Harrison
Janet
Nora Stirling
Savannah
Avanta
Miss Clarke
Peter Clarke
Nashville
Cramp Ship Builders Grant Wage Increase
Philadelphia announcement states a 10 percent hourly wage rise for Cramp Shipbuilding and L P Morris yard, shop, and foundry workers. Effective February 28, the raise affects nearly five thousand employees across both companies.
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Philadelphia
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
L P. Morris Company
Urge the Revocation Of Near Beer License Of Ansley Rothskeller
A police committee resolution calls for revoking Ansley Rothskeller near beer license after the hotel manager W R Becker and a waiter Howard Hill were convicted of keeping and selling whisky. Mayor Woodward and councilmen Johnson Ashley support revocation. Armistead opposes, noting an appeal and court seizure not yet final. Only four committee members present.
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Recorders Court
W. R. Becker
Howard Hill
Woodward
Edwin Johnson
Rathskeller
Secker
T Aellers
Claude L. Ashley
J. N. Renfroe
Ashley
J. W. Armistead
Reporters to portray crooks in Atlanta stage role swap
Police reporters from three Atlanta newspapers will play Jimmy Valentine Red Faolyn and Bill Avery in Allas Jimmy Valentine at the Atlanta theater on February 22 to benefit the Police Relief Association. The production, revived from Paul Armstrong, draws an expected full house with a souvenir program and endorsements from the police commission. Cast includes Miss Elvenn Neal Miss Bernice Horton Walter Conklin Walter McCraw Fast Stockbridge D K Jones Brooks Lovelace I B Greene Leslie Rawlings Ward Morehouse.
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Atlanta
Crooks
Red Faolyn
Bill Avery
Crook
Police Relief Association
Paul Armstrong
Police Commission
Elvenn Neal
Bernice Horton
Walter Conklin
Walter MeCraw
Fastl Stockbridge
D. K. Jones
Brooks Love-lace
I. B Greene
Leslie Rawlings
The
Constitution
Ward Morehouse
England as a future great military power noted
A United Service Magazine writer argues that once training armies reach full efficiency England will stand as a major military power, shaping world influence even next to Europe’s strongest nations. Rehearsals at Piedmont hotel assembly hall referenced in the article.
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England
United Service Magazine
Europe
Collapse of Business Men Promises Health From German Scientist
The R von Walden Institute offers a claim to cure nervous breakdowns arterial issues and heart related spells without drugs. They promise permanent relief and a new lease on life with a booklet upon sending symptom details and provide consultations from Mitchell Building Cincinnati Ohio.
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R. von Walden
Mitchell Btdg
Cincinmati
Ohio
Military strength and postwar army outlook in England
The passage argues that true power lies in strategic position, not sheer numbers, and credits England's new land forces with restoring supremacy at sea. It predicts after the war there will be little return to the old order of professional arms, as popular prejudice against the military diminishes.
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England
Sena
Modern Efficiency From Judge on Adele Marriage
A judge notes Adele cannot pose a holdout to marriage due to her strong travel drive. She did it to save time by engaging a shipping clerk who now packs all her trunks for her.
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Adele
Orrin Joanson BD presents Atlanta film lineup today
Orrin Joanson and Griffith produce a busy Atlanta program headlined by The Prize of Powers and Love Will Conquer with Fred Mace and Mack Svena. Also shown are Across the Line, The Outcast four reel Mutual Warpiece, and a three part special Folly with Darwis Karr. Broadway comedian Carte stars in a new feature.
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Orrin Joanson
WF. Griffith
Poowers
Sennett-Key
Fred Mace
Mack Svea
Atlanta
Darwis Karr
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