Constitution Subscribers Notice From The Constitution
The Constitution announces subscription terms and delivery options with notices to subscribers. Traveling representatives listed and a reminder not to pay unauthorized persons. Published from Atlanta February 21 1909 with Maine remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R Hopliday
Constitution Anildtna
Atlanta
Washington
Bureau of
The
Constitution Ia
Hibhn
Fifteenth Street
John Corrigan
Constitution
New York
Ora
Canantotios Willind
Sotaling
Ows
Broadway
Nioth
Park Row
Tale
Madiean Saquerd
W. W. Buacksarm
Moore
W. H. OVER+ BEY
C. H. Donnelly
W. FE
Constitution Publishing CO
Roads and Waterways United in National Progress
The piece argues for coordinated federal aid to both waterways and roads, asserting that highways precede and enable waterway development. It condemns excessive military spending while urging a national plan with expert highway supervision, and cites Roosevelt, Taft, and farmers’ demands as support. It warns that production must exist before waterways can serve commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Spain
United Hort
Projecta
Waidht
Poth
Washington
Gettysburg
Country Wife
Roosevelt
Maine
California
Lakes
Gulf
Holt
Caltech
Explanations and the Georgia governor's rail policy
The piece mocks Governor Smith's multiple explanations on rail policy and contrasts his stance with The Constitution's coverage. It cites a prior statement accusing anti-railroad measures of harming carriers and notes a renewed, lengthy forthcoming explication and clash with the press. It frames the dispute as ongoing and rhetorical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Georgia
Epochal Celebration of Atlanta Masonry Temple Dedication
Atlanta Masons and guests from Georgia will formally dedicate a new temple, described as the most splendid and ideal secret order building in the South. It cost about a quarter of a million dollars and reflects long tradition, civic progress, and Masonic principles shaping Atlanta from Martasville to Reconstruction. The article honors the order’s history and pledges Godspeed to the builders of the new epoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons of
Atlanta
Georgia
Aussia
Dives
Lazarus
Marthasville
Sherman
Ledbetter Corrects Misquote On Blackberry Wine Claim
Rev. M. Ledbetter of the Georgia Anti-Saloon League says a newspaper misquote attributed to him misrepresented his view on wine and illicit liquor. He clarifies he never endorsed lawbreaking and notes some Georgians may brew blackberry wine legally. The Constitution prints his correction from February 18, 1809, and expresses relief at his accurate rebuttal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minea
Ledbetter
Georgia Anti Sploon League
Georgia
Moatiig
Allatta
M. Ledbetter
Ledpetter
Auto Show Planned as Atlanta Launches Southern Exposition
Businessmen and Chamber of Commerce members in Atlante unite to organize the first great automobile exposition in the southern states. A special committee will meet manufacturers to fix a date, aiming for broad participation and to establish Atlanta as a southern hub for the auto industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Wright
Ton
Chamber of Commerce of Atlante
Iveryenes
Chamber
Atlanta
Scutters
Just from Georgia His Lincoln Sermon and Other Sayings
A dialect rich piece presents verses and snippets from Georgia culture and humor. It mocks abolitionist talk, features Brother Williams and Judge Tatt as comic figures, and threads through poems about winter, spring, and faith. It includes a moonshiner's letter and a rustic sermon about possums, carpenters, and shared labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Williams
White House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare Howell
Roby
Atlan
Taft
Athies
North Pole
London
Speaker Cannon
Knox
Teddy
Ananias Club
March
Senate
Iceman Morse
Ealf
Chicago
Missouri
Texas
Japan
Saya
Hobson
Cabiff
Stanton
Madison
Terrell
Tarrsil
Terrel
Adam
Eve
Burelar
Dirkes
Abrams
Ted the Stein
Bill
Alfred Austin
Hampton's
Willams
Sre
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!