OneSouthern Mills Consolidation Drives Major Textile Trust
A plan to merge many southern yarn and cloth mills into a single company with capital of several million dollars advances. The Southern Textile Company, headquartered near Jersey City, aims to buy numerous small mills in North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia and run them under one management. H E Fries of Winston-Salem NC leads the effort with several mill men. options exist on 1000s of spindles across the region. The venture seeks common and preferred stock plus a cash fund and emphasizes control of small mills, not a trust, though results depend on funds and negotiations with individual mill owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Textile Company
Jersey City
Nog
H E Fries
Winston- Salem
South
Atlanta
Smarl
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Valentines at half price Saturday at 39 Marietta street
John Miller Co announces Valentines at half price on Saturday the 14th at 39 Marietta street. Charles Healy, well known Atlanta resident, is critically ill at his father in law R B Toy’s home at 106 Forrest avenue with a sudden deterioration Friday May and no hope for recovery is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John + Miller Co
Marietta Street
Charles Healy
R B Toy
Forrest Avenue
Building at Americus
Americus Ga February 13 With buildings under way and many start in spring the city will set a record for the past decade Real estate is in demand with transfers at advance prices rising over the past five years A cold storage plant three large wholesale warehouses a canning factory a 10000 dollar ginning plant and about 50 dwelling houses will be built this year Existing residences are under construction and leased The Central railroad tracks will be extended upgrading property Cotton receipts this season exceed last year by 6000 bales and will total 35000 bales
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumter
Americus
Central
A Texas Steer at the Bijou Tonight
The Bijou presents the Bijou Musical Comedy Company in A Texas Steer with a Texas cattleman story and a sixshooter plotting to Washington. Otis Harlan leads a strong cast with John W Dunne and Miss Marble in top roles as scenery and music enhance a busy program.
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Bijou
Bijou Musical
Congress
Washington
Distret
Musical Maidens
Max Hoffmann
Richmond
Hoyt
Otis Harlan
John W. Dunne
Norfolk
Little Chip
Marty Marble
Pearl Tormie
Tony Hart
David Arshacht
John W Early
Miss Marble
Suis
Low Rates to Atlanta by Southern Railway Agents
All Southern Railway agents in Georgia will sell tickets to Atlanta on February 16 afternoon trains and on February 17 trains at one fare plus 25 cents for the round trip. Tickets are valid for return until February 15.
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Atlanta
Greater Georgia Association
Southern Railway
Georgia
Arrest of E. B. Smith at Foss Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma February 16 E B Smith arrested at Foss Oklahoma at the request of Waco Texas authorities. He faces thirty seven indictments for various crimes and is held pending requisition papers.
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E. B. Smith
Foss
Okla
Guthrie
Waco
Tex
Death of Dr Sloane the Indianapolis physician
Dr George W Sloane a leading Indianapolis pharmacist and former president of a pharmaceutical convention died this afternoon of apoplexy at age 60 He was born in Harrisburg PA in 1835 and served as a longtime Mason and pharmaceutical leader.
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Sloane
Indianapola
George W. Sloane
Indianapolis
Harrisburg
Ican
United States Pharmaceutical Convention
Knight Commander Visitation Banquet in Atlanta
Right Eminent Grand Commander Frank Miller of the Knights Templar on annual inspection tour arrives in Atlanta. Visiting knights including Sir John Seay and Sir Burton attend a Piedmont hotel luncheon and a Sonsonian temple banquet with speeches by Eminent Sir William Slaton and others. The group will tour the city and stay through tomorrow with additional entertainments planned.
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Miller
Frank Miller
Knights Templars
Fort Vaiss
Atlanta
Masonic Temple
Order
John 1 Seay
Rome
RB Burton
Macon
John R Dickey L P Stephens
Joseph Greenfield
William 31
Slaton
Pledmont Hotel
Orlock
Piedmot At & Actack
Atlanta Commandery
Masonie Temple
Watt Mandery No
Ner Tersyth
Mitchel Streets
Fo Miller
Infielders Gruebner Among South’s Quickest Fielders
Infielder L Gruebner noted as one of the cleverest and quickest players to watch on the southern baseball diamond this season, promised to bring sharp defense and speed to the lineup.
Gruebrer Brought to Powell's Atlantans for Pennant Run
Be I Gruebrer, designed by Manager Powell to join the pennant winning Atlantans, played brilliantly for Milwaukee last season. He was lured south by superior inducements to join Powell's aggregation for the coming season. Gruebrer is described as quick on his feet, adept with the stick, 6 feet tall and 175 pounds, and Powell expects him to be a star and fan favorite on and off the diamond.
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I. Gruebrer
Powell
Stuewmer
Hall
Milwaukee
Missionary Board Meeting Fare Notice in Macon
Cut and return Valentine tickets for John M Muller Go at 39 Marietta Street Macon. Central of Georgia Railroad authorized one and one third fare plus twenty five cents under the certificate plan for Georgia Baptist convention mission meeting in Macon February 17 1925. Trains run from Atlanta to Macon at 1 40 am 5 0 am 7 06 am 6 pm and 8 45 pm. Ticket offices at Wall Street and Union Depot.
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Central of Georgia Railroad
Missionary Board
Georgia Baptist Convention
Macon
Georgia
Central of Georgia Railway
Atlanta
Frisco extension to Colorado sold out says Frisco chief
John B Linden general manager of construction for Frisco in Oklahoma announced that all securities have been sold and townsites contracted for the Enid to Denver extension. He noted the Arkansas Valley and Western line will become Frisco main line to Colorado, with three lines converging in northern Oklahoma en route to a New Orleans Denver connection.
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Frisco
Colorado
Guthrie
Okla
John B Linden
Oklahoma
Enid
Oklahome
Denver
Colo
Arkansas Valley and Western
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Ind
New Orleans
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A . Briecoe
Leo Arnold
Nive
WM. Lycett
Crichtoo
Seoren
Totel
F. J. Cooledge & Bro
Glass and Mirrors
N. Forsyth Street
E. G. Griffin
Gate Gity Dental
Austell
E.van Winkle Gin and Machine
Wks
Gale
Prici
A. F. Liebman
Peachtree ST
Decatur Street
Hilliart Street
Doray and
Emadell Streets
Baltimore
Peachtree Street
Atlanta Soda CO
Whitehall, Cor
Alabama St
Ri Records
Tlanta
Photah Cow Company
Pamara
Sean
Souther Textile Company
North
Tihoelen
New Ining Te
Koclan
Carnegie Hall
Walter Damrosch
Koolan
Europe
Kocian
John C Rice
Thomas A Wise
Rich & Harris
New York
Messrs Rice
Allie
Minatreisy
Primrose
Dockstader
Frank C. Miller
Infielder
L. Gruebner
Gruebner
John M Muller
Georgia Ave
Foote @ Davies Company
Allied Arts
Rocers
L. A
Columbia River
Boger’s
S. B. Turman & Co
Broad End
Alabama
Mountain Rock Meal
Atlanta Milling
Dr. Broughton
Tabernacle
Sorrentino
West Point
New Orleans, Mobile, and
Pensacola
North Pryor Street
J. B. Heyward
Smith
Minnie Wingfield Smith
X Avenue
Harris Strett
Caldwit
Gee Ney
Fred Law
Saunders
D J Gunter
Madison and
M_ OSLATON
George 8
Tarker
Iptain
Hibbrard
Warren Foe
M. M. Mauck
Perchtree Street
South Yan
Southwes
Virginia
Tennessee
Texas
Northwest
Mississippi
East
Arkansas
Kentucky
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Kogian
Julia Guyar
Rudolph Aronson
John C. Rice
Thos. A. Wise
Kimball House
Joseph Hibershim
Daughters of the
America
Suiety
Cosn
Tee
C Piano Company
Amnbition
Bell
Bell Telephonnes
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