Valdosta Citizens Plan Packing House
An enthusiastic Valdosta chamber meeting heard the initial report on a packing house for the city. Subscriptions ranged between 50 000 and 40 008, with many ready to join, and others pledging later. The project is seen as a community effort open to county towns.
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Valdosta
Chamber of Commerce
C RR Ashley
Othera
Hahbira
Lake Vork
Naylor
Hahira
Do Ashley
A. J. Strickland
W. G. Eager
Ek Jones
H. ¥. Tillman
Byers
Walt
Endless Chain Danger of Catarrh in Offspring of Colds
An article warns that chronic catarrh stems from untreated colds and indoor living. It describes bacteria entering via breathing, the body’s reaction, and the progression to lasting inflammation in all mucous membranes. It promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier and lists Swift Specific Company in Atlanta as contact for advice.
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Swift Specifc Company
Atlanta
Georgia
Church Council to Meet Tonight in Atlanta Area
A church council gathers this evening at First Congregational Church in Cule Gred to review Rush Memorial Congregational Church’s fellowship. Delegates include Rev H Proctor, Rev C W Burton, Andrew Rogers, Rev C Haynes, Dr Hood, Rev H T Ware, Dr Douglass, Dr G W Moore, Rev D J Flynn, Rev Alfred Lawless, Rev H M Kingsley, and Rev D J Flynn. A keynote address on what Congregationalism Stands For will be given.
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First Congregational Church
Cule Gred
Rush Memorial Congregational Church
Fellowship of
Congregational Churches
Atlanta
H. Proctor
Macon
C. W. Burton
Mariette
Andrew Rogers
Athens
C. & Haynes
BE. Lyman Hood
Atlanta Theological Seminary
Howard T. Ware
Atlanta University
HP. Douglass
Fourth Avenue
New York City
G W. Moore
Nashville
Nashville, Fenn.; Rev. D. J. Flynn, Charlotte, Ncg; Rev. Alfred Lawless
New Orleans
H. M. Kingsley
Tilleston College
Austin
Texas
D. 3. Flynn
Charlotte
N.C
Anniston Church Names Georgia Minister to Rectorate
Rev R Gribbin, currently a sextant at St Luke's Episcopal in Atlanta, is called to Grace Church in Anniston as rector. Aln Hey will preach there next Sunday. Gribbin arrived in Atlanta from Charleston a year ago and has had successful work.
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R Gribbin
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Grace Church
Anniston
Aln Hey
Gribbin
Atlanta
Charleston
Pine-Tar-Honey Remedy for Bronchitis Relief
A medical note explains that tight chest arising from cold can worsen into bronchitis. Pine tar honey soothes dryness, loosens phlegm, relieves congestion, antiseptic effects aid healing, and breathing eases as tissues strengthen. Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey priced at 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
Bell
Financial conditions improve say Hillyer in Atlanta
Investment banker William Hurd Hillyer notes better financial conditions across the south with easier access to funds. He says war effects are aiding rather than hindering and that long term mortgage rates stay firm while short term loans ease. Local funds and farm loan money increase with mortgage rates around 5 to 7 percent and collateral loans at 6 to 6.5 percent.
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South
Hillyer
Cois
Goa
Deestrick Skule Rehearsals Begin for Shrine Fund Show
Rehearsals start Tuesday for The Old Deestrick Skule to be staged at the Auditorium Friday and Saturday to raise funds for sending the Shrine band to the national conclave. Shrine members seek leading roles with farmers, teachers, and Mrs Honey-Buckle among hopefuls. New scholars James D. Price, 3. Lee Barnes, and L. M. Landrom join the cast.
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Deestrick
Auditorum
Atlania
Memchers
Siie
Audtorium
Sufado
State Agricultural Society Meeting Set for Athens
Athens Ga February 14 Special: Captain John A Cobb of Americus, president of the State Agricultural Society, announced that the organisation will hold its annual meeting in Athens on August 1 and 2. Martin V Calvin of Waycross is secretary.
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Athens
John A. Cobb
Americus
State Agricultural Society
Martin V. Calvin
Waycross
Former Treasury Head Appears in Court Case
In a United States district court, Leslie M. Shaw, former secretary of the treasury, sues Atlanta lawyer John M. Simonton over a 33,500 note. Shaw says he lent 3,500 and received a note. Simonton refuses to repay as planned, with the suit likely to extend into today.
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United States District Court
Leslie M. Shaw
John M. Simonton
Shaw
Simonton
Saae
R M Striplin Resigns From Racing Congress
R M Striplin secretary of the Southeastern Ball association returned from New York where he met with the National Trotting Association rules committee. He discussed revised rules during the meeting and planned to review Lakewood bookings.
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RM. Striplin
Southeastern Ball Association
New York
Natione Ig
Congress Nal ‘Trotting Association
Fuppovorme
Lakewood
Man Hit by Fast Train Dies in Hospital
Cordele Georgia February 14 Special cL McCarthy fatally injured when struck by a fast train over Georgia Southern and Western rail near Vienna Saturday night He died after collapse in hospital unable to regain consciousness His skull fractured Body taken to Finley for interment.
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Cordele
Cl. Mccarthy
Georgia Southern
Wiortta
Vienna
Finley
Papes Diapepsin For Indigestion Or Bad Stomach
An advertisement touts Pape s Diapepsin as quick relief for sour gassy upset stomach heartburn and indigestion. It claims the product regulates weak stomachs and provides fast, harmless relief, urging readers to buy a fifty cent case from any drug store for home use.
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Pepe
Pepet
Mayor predicts Crook Play will draw big crowds in Atlanta
Mayor James G. Woodward praised Paul Armstrongs Alias Jimmy Valentine after a Piedmont Hotel rehearsal. The benefit performance at Atlanta Theater next Tuesday for the Police Relief association is billed to captivate theatergoers with a clever portrayal of criminals. Cast includes Handler Doyle Baby Davis and Lee Randle among others, directed by W. Melilroy.
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James G. Woodward
Piedmont Hotel
Paul ‘Armstrong
Jimmy Valentine
Police Relief Association
Woodward
Armstrong
Handler
Sing Sing Prison
Raymond Holton
Smith
D. K. Jones
Blickendelfenbach
L. H. Foster
Doyle
Walter Conlin
Bil Avery
James A. Bellflower
Greene
Rea
Jaclyn
Valentine
Feslie Rawlings
Kitty
Misa
Caroline Wingate
Hobby
Harllee
Willams
Rolfe Edmondson
W. Melilroy
Girls' Glee Club to Sing at Georgia Tech Next Friday
Brenau College Girls' Glee Club from Gainesville will perform at Georgia Tech on Friday evening February 18 after visiting the University of Georgia and Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Twenty three trained singers will headline, with popular past concerts promising a large crowd. Members include Isabella Padgett Isabelle Miller Ethel Waite Reno McCarthy Velma Smith Edith Wall Catherine Higging and others.
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Brenau College
Gainesville
Georgia Tech
Glee
University of Georgia At
Athens
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Ala
Tub
Lub Ia
Isabella Padgett
Isabelle Miller
Ethel Waite
Reno McCarthy
Velma
Smith
Eitned
Adams Curses Police in Public Magistrate Court
S. O Adams of 107 Spring Street was sent to the Tower under a $200 bond after a police court appearance for public profanity and an alleged attempt to whip the police officers Sunday morning. Officers say Adams cursed for hours and injured two officers in the melee. his wife offered no testimony.
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S. O Adams
Spring Street
Johnson
Grover Fala
Staton
Roberts
Adams
Balm
Seattle
Ageme
Hecarder Johnson
Agricultural Car Sparks Interest Across Territory
Dr H G Carnes of the Georgia State Veterinary Association reported strong interest in Southern railway's Agricultural and dairy car during its Molena stop. Guests including C P Jordan attended a turkey dinner at the Lanira home as officers and others at the schoolhouse discussed dairying methods and other agricultural topics.
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Atlanta
Molena
H G. Carnes
The
Georgia, State Veterinary Association
Southern Railway
C. P. Jordan
Lani2ra
Distillery Found Under Fireplace in Adams Ville Home
County police and Internal Revenue agents arrested Marvin Mc Gee after discovering a distillery under the hearth in his Adams Ville area home. Fifteen barrels of beer were stored in a wing room, with smoke routed through the game chimney serving the fireplace. Mc Gee was taken to Atlanta and jailed after the raid.
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Internal Revenue Agent
Marvin McGee
Adams Ville
McGee Wing
Ee Lo
McGee
Atlanta
Temporary Receiver for Guide Dissolved by Judge Pendleton
Judge Jonn T. Pendleton in the Superior Court dissolved the temporary receivership for the Alpela Renting Guide begun by Frank Hammond against SW Bacon Jr. The action halted the temporary injunction preventing Bacon from drawing funds from Sonn & Vary Co publishers of The Iso. Bacon was represented by Young H. Fraser.
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Superior Court
Alpela
Jfrank Hammond
SW. Bacon, Jr
Bacon
Sonn & Vary Co
Iso
Wel & Vary Co
Young H. Fraser
R R Agent Arrested for Alleged Shortage in Waycross
In Waycross Georgia on February 14 a former agent for the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railway was taken into custody by the sheriff awaiting arrangements for trial. Bond had been set but subsequently withdrawn. The report notes the arrest stems from an alleged shortage involving the agent.
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Waycross
Williams
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Here
Local Engineers Win Owensboro Sewer Contract
Solomon-Norcross company of Atlanta announced it was reelected as consulting engineers for Owensboro Kentucky to design and supervise a new sewer system with a projected cost near 310000 and bond issues of 226000. The contract covers planning bidding and sixteen months of construction under favorable weather, following a council vote amid a competitive floor fight.
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Paul H. Norcross
Solomon-Norcross Company
Hia
Ownesboro
Atlanta
Solomon-Nor~ Cross Company
Kentucky
Telas
St. Louis
Lexington
The
Messenger
Owensboro
Seven Babies Born at Grady Hospital
During the past week seven babies were born at Grady Hospital six were boys Doctors say the stork knew the nation was turning toward preparedness and the births reflect the strong male birth rate as the country braces for war.
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Grady Hospital
Caved-In Ditch Entombs Colored Worker in Athens
Athens Ga February 14 Special Walter Favers a colored worker was killed this afternoon while he labored in a twelve foot ditch at the new Y.M.C.A Building. A cave in hurled earth against him breaking his neck and burying him beneath the dirt. It took thirty minutes to pull him free.
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Grand Opera Howe
Kent
Macon
Shuberts
Grand Theater
Jake Wells
Wells
Athens
Walter Favers
Robber Breaks Through Sheriff's Office to Rob Toll Telephone Booth
Perry Georgia February 14 Special. A Fort Valley Fruit Telephone booth in the Forsyth County courthouse hall was burgled overnight by removing the receiver and a cash box. The sheriff’s office doors and most windows were locked. a janitor found the scene. A prior theft occurred January 27 with the receiver later found seventy five yards from the courthouse. the cash box remained missing and no suspect identified.
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Sheriff's Office
Perry
The
Fruit Telephone Company
Fort Valley
Sherif
Iavan Old
Gluggo
Robery
Simultaneous Booster Dinners to Be Given At Rome and Athens
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce plans a dinner in Athens Tuesday night to honor the Athens Chamber of Commerce. A parallel event will be held by the state organization for the Rome Merchants and Manufacturers Association at the same time. Rome and Athens will be linked by a spoken exchange with Athens listening to Rome’s address.
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Rome
Athens
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Rome Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Athena
Shane
Spade
Sunday School Rally at Winder a Success
Winder Ga February 14 Special The Winder ministers conference held an interesting meeting today Rev John Wood president Rev HA
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Winder
John Wood
Acworth Observes Sunday School Day
Acworth Georgia February 14 a Sunday school day event drew 806 attendees from four White Schools amid bad weather and travel challenges. Teachers expressed jubilation over the high turnout among the white population of 665.
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Acworth
Not a Bite of Breakfast Until You Drink Water
A health column urges internal cleansing through drinking water and internal sanitation. It argues that undigested material in the bowels ferments into toxins and poisons, and that daily cleansing with phosphate products plus internal bathing improves wellbeing.
Sunday School Day Report Amid Heavy Morning Rains
Faust, secretary, notes reports from Georten show good attendance for Sunday School despite heavy morning rain. Baptist, Christian, Methodist, Wesleyan, Presbyterian churches in the area hosted baby events on Monday following the day.
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Faust
Georten
Christian
Methodiat
Wesleyan
Presbyterian
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