Germans planning new colony in South Georgia area
A large tract of land, 8000 to 10000 acres, is being sought near Savannah for a German immigrant colony as 200 families wait in New York. Charles E Van Tascher of a New York homestead company leads the effort, with Savannah Chamber of Commerce Secretary Donlan soliciting offers to host the settlement.
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South Georgia
New Yorks
Bavanneh
Georwin
Savannah
Donian
Savannah Chamber of Commercy
Haa
Charles Evan Tascher
New York
New York Homestead Company
Donlan
Tascher
Fenssacola
Whet
Lonlan
To Start Cotton Mill After Trust Closure
February 5 report says Arargemertg s7¢ belly mage to put the Weer HurteTiSe cotton mill in operation after overhauling machinery. The mill is owned by Tracey W. Pratt and was closed following entry in the trust. It has been the only idle industry here for many months.
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Savannah
Atlanta
Spencer P. Shotter
Avondale Range
Georgia
Wornite
Tracey W. Pratt
Teacher badly injured in school stair fall
In Carstem Ga on February 8 a teacher at Coy ns high school suffered severe injuries from a fall down stairs from the first floor to the basement. The fall dislocated her shoulder and caused additional body bruises as she was aiding a student to the hall. Meanwhile in Erect Wew School opie Ala cousins in West Ti itevile raised funds for a new grade A structure for the building.
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Carstem Ga
Sen Basle Dyer
Coyns High School
Opie
Ala
West Ti
Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church Plans Bold New Building
Plans for a modern Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church in Atlanta have been approved. The project, led by George M. Brown and W. J. Northen, calls for a structure around 86000 dollars with a circular dome and stained glass windows. Groundwork starts after bids, with Dr Milard to preach first in March at North Avenue Presbyterian.
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Ponce DE Leon Avenue Baptist Church
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon Avenue
George M. Brown
W. J. Northen
Milard
Baltimore
Force de Leon Avenue
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
DT. Minera
Ponce DI Leon Avenue
Haralson Blekley
Sermon Postponed At Baptist Tabernacle
Owing to downed overhead wires cutting lights in the Baptist Tabernacle the regular Sunday sermon by Rev. L. G Broughton was postponed until next Sunday.
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Baptist Tabernacle
L. G Broughton
Spiritual Life Sermons At Cumberland Presbyterian
Rev George B Mack preached a series on the Spiritual Life at Cumberland Presbyterian with the morning topic Its Reality from Psalm 4 1 describing the soul's development from dormancy to awakening The sermon stressed inner conflict between spirit and bodily desires and urged reliance on Jesus as a guiding example toward the soul s true end.
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George B. Mack
Nossix Winitles
Hilm
Haa
Jesus
Mass Sermon Emphasizes Faith and Sacrifice in Saint Anthony
In morning services Rev Father Hefferman of New York preached at Saint Anthony on the mass as immolation of Christ and its offering for the living and dead. Father Jackson urged reverence, faith, and interior respect, warning against saying one has paid for a mass and urging sorrow for sins as the passion is recalled.
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Father Hefferman
New York
Father Jackson
Jesus Christ
Thas
Christ
Duke Holy Mass
Moore Memorial Fifteenth Anniversary Sermon Reflected
Rev. A R Holderby preached at Moore Memorial marking the churchs fifteenth pastorate anniversary and the twenty fourth anniversary of the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor. He noted growth, harmony with the people, and the aim to make the world better through faith.
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A R. Holderby
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Thova
Christ
Jef
Manchester Cotton Goods Market Shows Healthy Trade
In February the Manchester cotton goods market remained buoyant with strong inquiry and higher turnover driven by India. Many offers were rejected due to manfacturer constraints after raw cotton advances, while Japan bought moderately and China trade slowed by delivery issues. Yarns saw fair inquiry with steady demand across qualities, and American crop trends aligned with cotton prices.
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Manchester
India
Japan
South America
China
Roberson Named Carolina Football Captain Elect
The Carolina varsity elected Foy Roberson full back to lead next year after Carpenter failed to return to college and was declared ineligible. Roberson, a two year starter with noted defensive work, replaces the absent former captain and brings strong plunging as a key asset for the Tar Heels.
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Carpenter
Carolina
Chapel Hill
Lon
Foy Roberson
Roberson
Oto
University of North Carolina
Collins Surrenders Himself in Murder Case
In Charlotte North Carolina on February 5 J W Tollins of Armour Bladen county surrendered after a boy Jem Davis two years old was found dead near Collins mill pond. The body showed signs of strangulation and bruising, leading to suspicion. Collins an influential local man disappeared after a warrant was sworn out.
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Charlotte
N. C
Funston
Brunswick Courty
Jay
J. W. Tollins
Armour
Bladen County
Jem Davis
Collins
Mill Pone
Collite
Neigbors
Jose
Cuba
G. H. Williams
Baltimore
Santa Clara
Sire
Ania
John T.wil Jingham
Memphis
Piedmont
Gmioath
Joe Bailey
Texas
Three Hundred Converts at London Revival Opening
American evangelists Reuben A. Tormey and Charles Alexander held a London revival tonight that drew thousands to Albert Hall. The meeting, regarded as highly successful, saw about 200 persons publicly confess faith after the service. Dr T J Barnardo and several well known clergymen attended.
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London MeLonnon
Reuben A. Tormey
Charles Alexander
London
Tord Kinnaird
Evangelical Council
Albert
T. J. Barnartae
Nantucket Steamer Stuck In Tea Boom Isolated Island
Ice gorge at Nantucket Mass on February 5 keeps Nantucket Island isolated after the steamer Nantucket returning to its wharf yesterday from a tea embargo area remains unable to depart for Wood's Hole until thaw signs appear. Islanders are well supplied with provisions.
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Nantucket
Mass
Nantucket Island
Wood's Hole
Rate Bill Fight in House Today
Washington reports a fierce House struggle over the interstate commerce rate-fixing bill. Republicans oppose the rule governing debate while Democrats seek to press the Davey substitute against the Esch Townsender measure, with a pivotal vote expected Wednesday after electors are counted. The week also centers on the Statehood bill, naval and river and harbor appropriations, and various district and Indian appropriations as the Swayne impeachment case looms in view.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Houses of Congress
Seneca
Senate
House of Representatives
Swayne
Republican Steering Committee
Alana
Fires at Powder Springs consume Vaughan residence
In Powder Springs Ga last night the residence of Dr J Vaughan and its 13 contents burned. The doctor woke to flames and, with unusual nerve, evacuated his wife five children and an aunt. Loss estimated at 1800 dollars with no insurance. Nearby Cam Brow store also burned with goods. principal store saved.
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Powder Springs
Twoloth
Dr. J. & Vaughan
Vaughan
Aosa
Cam Brow
Mer“Chante
Classified Ad Offer From Sunny South Publishing
A four line advertisement costs one dollar in the Sunny South’s Classified Columns. The column is read by 100,000 Southern homes. Forms for February 11 close February 18. Rush all copy to Sunny South Publishing Company in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Sunny South Publishing Company
Atlanta, GA
Love story of the En Eax Klan in postwar era
A sensational political romance titled Ace a Love story of the En Eax Klan explores the destruction period. Published by MO. M. MILLER Co. details include postpaid and over the counter pricing at 1.90, with the postwar era context and a controversial claque surrounding the Klan theme.
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MO. M. Miller Co
Passing Throngs and Cold Night Battle Recalled in Atlanta
A Baltimore traveler recalls a Civil War night at Fredericksburg with Stonewall Jackson's left flank attack amid sleet and ice, describing a dreamlike Confederate assault and the endurance of troops. Separately, Atlanta Baseball Association president Chief Joyner discusses Piedmont Park refreshment rights and prices, while remarks on global sugar production and Cuban alcohol policies appear from Baltimore and Memphis voices.
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D. A. Hollis
Baltimore
Kimball
Burnside
Fredericksburg
Lee
Hana
Stonewall Jackson
Thougtutt
Sackson
Chief Joyner
Atlanta Baseballs Ascociation
Piedmont
Jess
Word Brothers
Ward Brothers
Courts Hear Suit Over Rotten Porch Inhaled by Mrs Kelly
A $5,000 damage suit filed by Mrs Lala He Kelly against Robert E O Donelly alleges a rotten back porch on No 67 Larkin Street caused her to break through the floor injuring her. Her husband A D Kelly seeks $2,000 for loss of her services. SIMS & Hewlett represent the plaintiffs. Separately Mrs Savah EB Farr sues Central of Georgia Railway for $25,000 claiming her husband Thomas Jefferson Farr was killed when a yard engine struck stationary cars he inspected. The petition asserts negligence by the railway.
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iLala
Robert E. O'Dermelly
Sark
Saveh EB. Farr
Arnold
Jeb Gabriel Horton
Southern Railroad
Harto
T. H. Goodwin
James L. Clerk
Georgia Ralway and Electric Company
John F. Methym
A. Darnell
Third Natiorial Bank
M. A Kimberly
Third National Bank
P. F. Smith
Ag Kimperly
Sims & Howlett
Laura Craigg Freeman Announces Tuscaloosa Marriage
Rev and Mrs RB McCain announce the marriage of their daughter Laura Craigg Freeman to Francis Benjamin Freeman. The ceremony took place February 16 at First Presbyterian Church in Tuscaloosa Alabama. The notice appears in a local society column with other brief items.
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M’calpine-Freeman
Tuscaloosa
Ala
McCainine
Laura Craigg
Francis Benjamin Freeman
First Presbyterian Church
Aln
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