Gate City Guard to mark forty ninth anniversary in Atlanta
The Gate City Guard will celebrate its forty ninth anniversary next Thursday evening at the Kimball house. The event includes a reception from 9 to 10 and a dance in the ballroom with officers of the Fifth regiment and U.S. Army stationed in Atlanta invited. The Guard, organized in 1835, is one of the oldest and wealthiest Georgia state troops and a prominent Atlanta social and military unit.
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Gate City Guard
Kimball House
John B. Gordon
Fifth Regiment
United States Army
Atlanta
Gete City Guard
Army of
Confederate States
Georgia State Troops
Indifferent Korea Watches Great Power Dispute
In Seoul and across Korea the population remains largely unaware of the Japan Russia clash over Korea. Despite railways telegraphs schools and hospitals funded by Americans and rapid railway work toward Wiju Yongampo and Riong San Koreans stay neutral. Leadership under Li Keunthaik leans pro Russian amid alleged secret Russian deals to turn over the Korean army in war.
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Japan
Russia
Korea
Seoul
Tha Teast
Riong-San
Seoul-Fusan
Seoul-Wiju
Emperor Yi
Wiju
Yongampo
United States
Great Britain
Li Keunthaik
M Paviow
Alexieff
Warless Heroes Remembered in Rescue Tragedy
The New York Commercial Advertiser recalls miners trapped at Cheswick and Selwyn M. Taylor who died aiding others. It praises courage across classes, noting rescuers from Baum to a Chicago fire cage operator, and celebrates ordinary people becoming heroes in moments of danger.
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New York
Cheswick
Selwyn
M. Taylor
Pittshore
Kniow
Poon
Taylor
Baum
Chicago Masonic Temple
Topeka
Castoria Advert In Framed Railroad Fare Notice
Castoria infants and children product recall ad appears with Gulf Coast booklet promotion. Mentions Mardi Gras routes New Orleans Mobile Pensacola via Louisville and Nashville Railroad. One fare plus 25 cents round trip, tickets Feb 5 to 18, return Feb 20, extendable to March 5 with 50 cent fee and rent deposit with Joint Agent. Contact J Q Hollenbeck Atlanta for full info and rates.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Louisville and Nashville
Gulf Coast
Cail
J. Q. Hollenbeck
Dist
Atlanta
Farms and Farmers Notice to Inquirers
Notice to inquirers to write plainly and to the point regarding farm matters. Readers are urged to submit inquiries for information and guidance, with emphasis on practical farming details and clear, direct questions for prompt assistance from the department.
Farmers plan corn and cotton mix on southern crops
A Georgia reader cites the farm pages urging balanced planting as farmers anticipate a big cotton crop while corn and forage crops are still essential. The editor urges cautious plans, promotes corn and hogs for home use, and warns against overreliance on cotton.
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Acre
RJ. R
Fertilizer Advice Draws Broad Reader Letters
Farm correspondence shows readers sending many letters to the editor with general guidelines for formulating fertilizers for corn, cotton, and other crops. The editor notes repeated requests and emphasis on adjusting formulas to soil conditions, citing prior editorials from January 7 and January 18.
Through a Glass Darkly Expectorant Endorsement Ad
Logan S. Morris of Philadelphia praises Che neys Expectorant for coughs and colds. He claims it benefits him frequently and questions why others do not share his view. Distributed to druggists for sale.
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Cheney
Logan S. Morris
Philadelphia
Cotton seed meal as substitute feed and fertilize dares
Farmers discuss using cotton seed meal instead of corn meal for cattle and as a fertilizer component. They compare costs 21 dollars per ton for meal versus 17 dollars for cotton seed, noting meal yields equivalent fertilizing value to seed. Advice covers feeding rates, manure use, and timing prior to planting, with reader questions about fertilizer blends and corn timing.
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Rayle
Chattanooga
Chriatman
Colton
M. R. Springier
Beaufort
Bey
Eastridge
Martha
Connors
Hotwille
Ala
B.S Mitchel
Youngville
Nashville
Columbia
King
Greer
Texas
Iowa Notts
H. J. van Viedt
William Chappleton
Ald
Thle
Georgia
Jackson
Talladega
Lock
Wiliams
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CUARD
Miliary Company
Ade
Castoria
Leptin
Romare
P. Romare
A. & Thornton
O. ER Currier
R. Sloodworth
Atlanta National Bank
United States Depository
I Prettis
Thornton
FE. Block
M. Inman
Currier
H. T. Inman
Lowry National Bank
The
Thos! Egleston
Sam
Robert J. Lowry
Thos. D. Meador
WM. G. Raoul
T. J. Avery
Mell R. Wilkinson
Jos. T. Orme
Joan E. Murphy
R. J. BR
Dallas
Rocky Mount
N. C
J. W. Skipper
Sanders
WDB
Dekalb
Tex
Texea
Kersgood
Irondale
J. J. Brage
Agricultural College
Miselzsippi
Blenkinahip
Corinth
Thia
Neal Loan and Banking Co
E.H. Thornton
W.F. Warry
Capshr
Hgc
Caldwell
Aast
Conmpan Incorporated
Empire Bldg
Alonzo Richardson
Bell Telephone No
Asa
Wficees
James W. English
Walker P. Laman
Joan EB. Ottley, Cash
Chas. L Ryan, Asst
Onshier
Howell Jones
Cotton
Stocks
Hestoer
Atlanta Brokerage & Commission CO
Janes
Prudential Lide
P. O
T. B. Daugherty
Cowley
Bruce & CO
Bons
Thomas 8. Paine & CO
Equitable Building
Daniel J. Sully & Co., Bankers and Brokers
Wall Street Exchange
NEW yYone
Liverpool
Cottom
Hubbard Bros. & CO
New York Cotton Exchange
Cothran & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Chicago Board of Trade
Empire
John W. Dickey
Augusta, GA
Loco
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Englsh-American
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
Augusta
Ceorcia
John W Robson Frank
W. H. Patterson & CO
Cubs
Senora Rosa Abreu
Havana
Cuba
Marner
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