Isaac Schone Tells Story of Atlanta Butchers Abattoir
Isaac Schone profile recounts the Atlanta Butchers Abattoir and Stock Yards, a cooperative plant at National Stock Yards Bradstreet. It details sanitation, by products utilization, and inspection. The abattoir handled Georgia cattle hogs and sheep, paying stockholders via slaughter/refrigeration charges and by-product revenues. It notes a 1914 volume over 1.5 million dollars and a projected 59 percent rise in 1915, urging Georgia farmers to diversify crops and keep meat local.
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Isaac Schoen
Atlanta
Atlanta Butchers’ Abattoir
The
Constitution
Atlanta Butchers’ Abattoir Company
Atlanta Butchers
Atlanta Butchers’ Abottom and Stock Yards Company
National Stock Yards
Bradstreet
Hachbutcher
Georgia
Tango ad promises painless corn root cure relief
An old advertisement extols Tango as the safe remedy that roots out the corn core instantly and painlessly. It claims immediate relief from corns with a guaranteed refund if it fails, priced at 25 cents at all druggists from Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta.
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Jacobs
Atlanta
Festival Chorus to Sing at Free Concert in Armory
The Music Festival Chorus with 300 to 400 Atlanta singers under Dr Kraft will perform at the free concert this afternoon in the Auditorium Armory. The program includes Love and Summer by West and In This Hour of Softened Splendor by Pinsuti, with organist Charles A Sheldon Jr. accompanying. Wagner Ride of the Valkyries is highlighted, requested by Creature and his band, and the program lists many selections from Atdn Will MacFarlane and various composers.
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Auditorium Armory
Edwin Arthur Kraft
Atlanta
Mxraft
South
Pinsuit
Charles A. Sheldon, Jr
Kraft
Richard Wagner
Creature
Music Festival Association Auspieces
Kerch—Grandmarth
Atdn
Will C. MacFarlane
Afr
Buetara Wiagner
John 2 West
Cire
Pinsutl
Athelvert Mertargiesse
Edwin H. Lemere
Andantino
Egbert van Alstine
Georat
New Spring Blouses and Suits On Display On Second Floor
Women praise the second floor collection of spring blouses with dainty laces and taffeta gowns. New Georgette crepes, eyelet embroideries, and cotton chiffons fill the lingerie and bodice lines while tub crepes and boned collars appear in V necks. Spring suits feature circular skirts, plaits, belted jackets, and varied colors from lattice green to putty, all marketed as exclusive, stylish, and affordable.
Spring woolens in new weaves and colors at Prunella’s
The dress goods section debuts spring fabrics including crepe cloths, coverts, epingles, gabardines, granites, shepherd checks and mixtures. Most are full widths 42 to 56 inches allowing less material per garment. Tomorrow see latest styles and colors with secure, fashionable options priced from 1.50 to 2.50 for silk and wool crepes and French serges.
Crepe de Chine Fabrics Featured in Striped New Arrivals
A catalog note lists crepe de chine in stripes and solids with Dresdens, pussy willow, taffetas and tub crepes. New bone collars and V neck arouple effects in long sleeves offered at $3.75.
Spring silks promise new styles and colors for all
Promoting a silk section show tomorrow highlights three top fabrics Failles taffetas and crepe de chines for dancing luncheon and street dresses. Describes colors and fabrics with price ranges from 89c to 4.00 and 1.00 to 1.50.
Spring cottons showcase in annex new fabrics and novelties
Our department presents a display of foreign washables gathered for inspection. Notable items include exclusive patterns and upcoming fabrics for the season such as fancy Swisses Belgian linens and French and English cotton voiles. A special display Monday highlights lead fabrics like voiles. Prices range from 25 cents to 75 cents.
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