Bond Rally Aims to Sell 3 Million in Atlanta Bonds
Registration tallies 10 562 voters with 337 colored, ward by ward totals. Night rally at Auditorium Armory will feature top city speakers to prove why Atlanta should issue the 3 000 000 bonds for needed improvements. Merchants pledge ad space and public support while the Eighth Ward Club plans final vote efforts.
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Third Ward
Eighth Ward
Auditorium Armory
Atlanta
A. BP. Stewart
Pitth
Eixnth
Mr. & Wells
Well
Citize
Width Ward Club
Eighth Ward Club
Judge Langston's Court
Corner Tenth
Peachtres Streetas
Baraca Class Dinner Planned at the Aragon
The Baraca Class of the First Bao thet church will host a banquet on February 17 at the Aragon hota. Speakers include J K Orr Clark Howell and L Leesley. Pastors Sunday school superintendents and male Bible class members are urged to attend. tickets on sale at Bikin-Watson drug store the M C A and the College Cooperative Store.
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Baraca
Aragon Hota
J. K. Orr
Clark Howell
L. Leesley
Guilt Bible Clazses
Gale
Ebikin-Watson Drug Store
College Cooparative
Dr George W Sims Dies in Macon Georgia
Dr George W Sims a retired physician and Confederate veteran died at dawn at his daughter Mrs T J Weaver’s home on First street Funeral set for tomorrow with R A Smith camp Confederate Veterans attending as honorary escort Remains to lie in Roze Hill
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Sims
Macon
George W. Sims
T. J. Weaver
First Street
R. A. Smith
Roze Hilh
Bond issue support shown by Atlanta women's groups
A wave of letters from the Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors and the City Federation of Women's Clubs urges residents to vote for the $3,000,000 bond program. Citizens argue bonds will fund water and sewerage, schools, hospital improvements, and civic infrastructure, boosting health and growth.
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Atlanta
Cor X
Gatas
Weols White
Ees
Wallway
J. M. Nash
D. So Walraven
Associated Charities
Margaret Laing
Mra
W. Woody White
City Federation of Women's Clubs
City
White
Indoote Tad
Dettes Iron
Har
Woods White
Federation.of Women's Clubs
Allanta
Grady Hospital
Tk Yan
Bessie Ray
Presbyterian Hospital
Onde
Archiald H. Devis
BC. Davis
George B. Denman
Auditor Named for Maddox Firm in Bank Action
The Atlanta National Bank and Coca Cola petitioned for an examiner to audit J J and J E Maddox Grocery Company. Judge Newman appointed C J Melz, president of the Audit Company, as official examiner after attorneys noted the firm had a receiver and that the bankruptcy claim may be a friendly proceeding with Maddox's knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta National Bank
Coca- Cola Company
J. J
J. E. Maddox Grocery Company
Newman
C. J. Melz
Coca-Cola Company
Maddox Company
Brannen Drug Company Omitted From Bond Advertising List
In yesterday’s public list of firms to contribute space to the toad issue campaign Brannen Drug Company was omitted by error. The Atlanta firm has long advocated voting for the bonds and will continued to promote the bonds in its ads. Several other favored firms also did not appear due to time constraints but will advocate the passage of the bonds in daily notices.
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Brannen
Brannen Drug Company
Atlanta
Eatonton Public Schools Observe State Program Day
Eatonton Georgia teachers and students will hold a Friday program on February 11 observed by the State School Commissioner Jere M Found and enhanced by higher grades. County Commissioner W C Wright authorizes countywide school celebration, per local reports.
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Eatonton
Georgia
Jere.m
W. C., Wright
Theater Debate With Boy Specialists Draws Church Crowd
The Rev H E Trallie of Carthage Missouri told First Baptist listeners that boys are 50 percent fun 20 percent fight and 106 percent folly. H W Hose pressed theater as an educational tool and Trallie doubted its present value though open to a future ideal. In the afternoon Rose planned to address the W C T U.
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H. E. Trallie
Carthage
First Baptist Church
H.W. Hose
Mr. Rose
Special stockholder meeting to capitalize $20,000,000 surplus
Chicago February 10 At a meeting of the Pullman Company board of directors it was decided to call a special stockholder meeting on March 21 where a proposition will be submitted to capitalize the surplus assets of the company to the extent of $20,000,000. This surplus is said to represent reserve accounts no longer warranted in abeyance.
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Chicago
Pullman Company
Or Somethin' Puck Style Morning Inquiry
Humorous line from Puck sketches asks about a wife being unwell with a playful dialect. A brief, rustic exchange captures a slice of everyday life and lively tone.
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Puck
Numerous Georgia Appellate Cases From City Court Records
A compiled list of appellate cases from various Georgia city and superior courts, naming plaintiffs in error, defendants, and counsel. Notable entries include Finchy v State from Brainsboro City Court. Allen v State from Fulton Superior Court. Ray v Schmidt Co. from Sandersville City Court. and Dorsey v Bate from Morgan Superior Court, among many others across multiple counties and years.
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I. Away
Wei Mantit
Randentiie
T. Burkhalter
C.colling
W. BD. Marin
Fulwood Y. Leitch
City Court of
J. O. Sirmans
W. G. Harrison
Alexander& Gary
Con- Th
Hint
Central” of:Georgia Railway Co
Mecon
Hodges
Warren Roberts
Wimberly & Jordan
Manus Vy. State
Fultony Superior Court
Elis. Anderson
Felder
Rountread
Sandersville
Jordan
M. le Gross
J. J. Harris
Evang & Evans
Ray
Hardwick
Wright & Hyman
ATA
Atteway
Quitman
McCall
J. D. Wade, Jr
Turner & Gardner
Neely Co
Bank of Waynesboro
Waynesboro
Hiammond
E. J. Brinson
Phil. P. Johnston
J. H. Porter
Southern Railway Company
Freeman
Baxley
O'Steen
John ¥. DeLacy
W. W. Bennett
HNL
Gtate
Therton Superior Court
Fite
T.S
Lyon, Maddox, McCamy & Shumate
Thomas C. Milnar
George W. Bravens
Centre
Waldrop
Georgia Railroad & Banking Co
AL Janya
Reid
Burton Smith
Lawton Nalley
McDaniel, Als
Ellenberg
Southern Railway Company Et
City Court of Hartwell
T. G. Dorough
Z. B. Rogers
A. G
Julian Mocurry
Jodg Db
Gorddh & Company
Atlantic Coast Lire Railroad
Bavacnah
Man
William
W. Gordon, Jr
Edward
Elliott
Garrard & Afdidrim
Boreyberry
Mullins
Cobb Superior Court
Morris
Gordon B. Gann
H. B. Mose
Morley
T. & Latimer
Fountain
City Court of Ashburn
Hawkins
Tipton
AL Comer
W. FT
Williams
Hines
International Salfrom
Fulton
Hines & Jordan
J. T. O. Hathcock
Ffor
Dorsey
Joseph B. Pottie
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Greenville
Reville
E. Battle
McLaughlin & Jones
Howell
Hollis
F. A. Garrard
W. C. Netl
W. RB. Jones
N. F. Culpepper
Harley
Abbeville
Nicholson
Hal Lannon
M. B. Cannon
Hay
State
Richmond
Eve
George Z. Jackson
Inman Curry
James c . Bleck, Jr
Golicitor
Righera
City of Atlanta
Superior Court
Pendleton
Georges Gordon
James J. Mayson
William D. Ellis
Jackson v. State
Gcilla
Oxford, Newvern & Meeke
Lankford & Dickerson
H. J. Quincey
Walker
City Council of
Dawson
Dawson; From ‘Terrell Superior Court
Worritl
L. C. Hoyl
H. A Wilkinson
W. H
Belfaster
Raffield
Store for Rent on Marietta Street with Basement Facility
Located within two doors of mon Store-room and basement fronting 25 feet on Marietta street and running back 110 feet to the side tracks of the W. and A. We know of no other store for rent on the street with these facilities and this location makes it desirable for either retail or wholesale purchases. Price 83.93 dollars.
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Marietta Street
Dismissals and rulings in Georgia appeals mix
Case fragment shows Ocilla Rabun Early circuits with judges Payton Hay Paris and McMillan Erwin. Dismissed and bearing denied entries reference Swafford v Shirley and Cole v Tinois Sewing Machine Co. from 1877 1878.
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Oxford
Claude Payton
C. B. Hay
H. J. Quincey
Swafford
Cole v. Tinois Sewing Machine Company
A Remarkable Catarrh Cure Promises Relief
An advertisement touts Eclipse Catarrh Cure as a vegetable remedy with strong claims to permanent relief for catarrh. Testimonies from R. B. Wear of Ozona Texas praise its effects on a long ear discharge and hearing, offering a week trial for 26 cents and a $1 package sent by mail from Atlanta, Georgia.
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RB. A
Ozona
Fin
Merita
Hellpae
Manturacturing CO
Atlante, Ga
Injunction Dissolved In Federal Case
In St. Louis on February 10 Judge Hook dissolved a restraining order in the Tennessee Central Railway Company versus Illinois Central and Southern railroads case. The court held the federal court in St. Louis lacked jurisdiction.
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St. Louis
East Point Chapter Meeting Notices and Degrees
A regular communication of East Point Chapter will be held at the lodge room at East Point at 7 30 p m The Mark and Past Masters degrees will be conferred Garnett Mmillan H P Br P Thompson Secretary
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East Point
Garnett M'Millan
H. P. BR
P. Thompson
Piedmont
Masonic Temple
Paul P. Reese
Henry M. Wood
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Aragon
Rey
Mra. Bone
Schoals
W. Woods White
City Federation of Womans’ Clubs
Ith
Meyor
Walter J. Bone
Reopie A
Orphans’ Ald Society
Maddox Firm
Roont
Areasea
Pullman CO
Toktor
Kennesaw
Frank
Block CO
Ett ‘Street
Forrest
George Adair
Peachtree St
Bullock
John J. Woodside
Inman Part Hom
Ramsey & Nickoll
North Broad Street
M. C. Kiser Real Estate CO
Inman
Rhodes
Central Bank & Trust Corporation Candler Building
Mitchell and
Forsyth Sts
Majestic Theatre
Paulus
Oiffes
J. Thomas Gault
Or Trust
Oginnertes
Botnet Oy
Orphine
Foster
Foster Ra
Frank UO
West Hlaventh Street
Barclay & Brandon's
Thomas Crenshaw
Vietor Moore
Miller D. Hutchins
Frank West
W. C. . Humphries
Wilmer L. Moore
Achtree Street Flowers For
Chas. A
Cohan & Harris
Geo. M. Coban
Tre Friganzi
Comany
Broadway
Max Bloom
Pato le
Ete
Eva Mudge
Gus Edwards
Merritt Palfrey
Barton Wallace Garvin
Hilanta Hardwood Company
Dr. H. Jensen
Whitehall St
Memphis
New York
Birmingham
Charlotte
Washington
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Nortole
Portamont
Mae
Bryan Porta
TON
Cw. Boa. Atinota
Southern Pacific Steamships
New Orleans
Niews
Heshive
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