Decatur to Build New Public School on Broad Street
Decatur plans a new public school building at Broad and Chandler streets designed by architect Eugene Wachendorff. Estimated cost 18000 with early contractor bids expected. construction slated to begin around May on a two-story structure with eleven classrooms and an auditorium extension.
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Decatura
Broad and
Chandler Streets
Eugene Wachendorff
Empire Building
Decatur Board of Education
W F Pettiilo
Howell Green
EB Seyfeld
Joe Brown First Governor to Visit Echols County
Governor elect Joseph M. Brown plans a tour through Echols County meeting residents in Valdosta and nearby towns. He will visit Bladenville Homer Naylor Milltown and Nashville and attend a banquet, with expectations of strong support and large crowds at each stop.
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Joe Brown
Echols County
Valdosta
Joseph M. Brown
Wate
Atkinson
Echols
Little Joe' Brown
Blatenville
Mr Brown
Nis Valdosta
Homer Wile
Naylor
Milltown
Nashville
Augusta Seeks Legislative Change to Allow Bonding
Augusta plans statewide legislation to allow borrowing against city assets valued at 35 million to fund flood protection along the Savannah River. Mayor Dunbar mobilizes Georgia mayors and boosted city boosters to push the constitutional amendment, following a November boosters gathering about wealth not permitting debt.
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Auguste
Augusta
Savanneh
Wo M Dunbar
Georgia
Boosters Club
Zasete
The Grand to House Max Rogers Stars in Panama Wonder
Max Rogers headlines a lavish Grand engagement featuring The Bells of New York and Panama musical comedy. The production promises beauty, melody, and comedy with a 50 member chorus, a top cast led by Edina Wallace Hopper and George M. Cohan music, and a nightly and matinee run through next week. Local reviews celebrate the spectacle despite high costs.
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Max Rogers
Ugerd Hrathera
Joe Rane
Bells of
New York
Cuccassia Way
Pinis
Dean Meen
Delim
Jon Hane
Marion Stahley
Josephine Barrows
Eilean Sheridan
Avita Sanches
Flo May
Sihyl Brennan
George Lxdecker
Charles E Galegher
Robinson Newbold
William Edmund Philip Legh
Henry Lenmar
Frank Holmes
Alor
Kelinman Ang
Cohan & Sare
Mies Edina Wallace Hopper
George M Cohan
Boston
Mona
Anna Hopper
Bright Hines
Mr Cohan
Biswest
Puri-tan-ated Coffee Promotes Convenience and Health Claims
An advertisement extols Puri-tan-ated coffee for ease of use and reduced bitterness. It argues that boiling longer extracts more flavor while avoiding harmful substances, claiming the brand lets housewives brew stronger, less wasteful coffee with healthful effects.
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Cesare
Develo
Phaenea Ves Ying
Paige
Automobile Show Promises Success and National Endorsement
President Tho Gans of the Automobile Association says plans for the big show progress smoothly and Atlanta could join the regular show circuit after a March 10 New York conference with National Auto mobiles officers. The event is drawing wide attention and is expected to draw more visitors than past expositions. A note on Jaica Clarke's Pure Rye appears as an unrelated advertisement offering full quarts at five dollars delivered.
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Tho Gans
The
Automobile Association
UN Event Ag
National
Automobic Association
Atlanta
New York
Four Dead and Score Injured in Eastern Arkansas Tornado
A Tuesday tornado in eastern Arkansas left four dead and many injured as Fisher and Carlisle suffered the worst damage. Fatalities were Fisher residents Jasper Base, William Free, Mrs Effie Stone, Leslie Connell. Property loss is extensive, with relief subscriptions opened at several points.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Fisher
Carlisle
Jasper
William Free
Effih Stone Fisher
Leslie Connells
Two youths plotted to break the exchange in Chicago
Two 18 year old Michigan City youths confessed to leaving home with a plan to “break the market” and beat the exchange. They yielded $900 and named Carl Taylor and Lloyd Kisner as rivals. Detected by private detectives, their fathers complained leading to arrests in Chicago.
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Chicago
Adaintant
Schuettler
Todal
Michigan City
Wade
Carl Taylor
Lioyd Klesner
Wyetem
Mafin
Weather Today Forecast Warmth Across Central Valley and South
Forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions under high pressure near the Mississippi river mouth. Central valley and southern states see clear weather, with a notable drop in temperatures nationwide. St Paul reports the lowest at six degrees.
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St Paul
Weather and council dinner talk mix in early cold spell
A fragment reports a cold wave moving from western New York to Maine with light precipitation in the northwest and temperatures near freezing. It humorously follows a local alderman worried about attending a dress suit dinner, rehearsing attire and social bravado amid a rising temperature forecast and municipal events.
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Duluth
New York
Maine
Atlante
Gopher
Hhs
Maddox
Troon
Tam
von Herrmann
Colonel Park Woodward Back From Vacation
Colonel Park Woodward general manager of the waterworks department has returned from a three week vacation in Mineral Wells Texas. His health has improved but he suffers from what is believed to be a tumor near the ticker and an operation may be necessary. If required, he will be admitted to St Josephs infirmary for about a week to ten days.
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Park Woodward
Wexterday
Tessas
Woodward
St Josephes Infirmary
Oklahoma Gas Case Sparks Legislature Critique in Court
In Muskogee on February 26, Judge Edward W Hatch delivered a pointed closing for Kansas Natural Gas Co and Ohio and Delaware interests seeking to bar Oklahoma from piping gas out of the state. He compared the prohibitory law to secession, warned that state property could be removed from the union, and urged equity against oil interests. Attorney General West argued Standard Oil funded the suits as the real party, with the court giving the state 30 days to file briefs and the gas company 30 days to reply.
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Muskogee Okla
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Ohio
Delaware
Edward W Hatch
New York
Hatch
Union
Oklahoma
West
Aho
Standard OM Company
Campbell
Fle
Otc & Reply
Mrs C M Ledbetter Dies Antisaloon Leader Widow
Mrs C M Ledbetter wife of Rev C M Ledbetter the antisaloon evangelist died in Buford Georgia on a Wednesday. Her remains were interred at Wewery Branch according to the notice.
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Buford, Ga
Pobrauary
M Ledbetter
M Leavetter
Wewery
Postmasters Appointments and Resignations Across Georgia
Postmasters in Georgia named in February notices include Athenton Jasper county Meme Martin, H A Baynes, Faceville Decatur county, Joseph A Wills, Campbell, Shellbluff But county, John N Hatcher, Vaughn Spalding county, and Joseph Reeves. C F Vaughn listed as resigning while L Eicher remains. Washington DC date February 28a.
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Washington
Georgia
Athenton
Jasper County
Martin Yies H. A Baynes
Malgied
Faceville
Decatur County
Joseph A Wills
Campbell
Dateased
Shellbluff
But County
John N. Hatcher
L. Eicher
Reaign— OS
Vaughn
Spalding County
Joseph Reeves
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Black Satin Skirt Sale At Irresistible Price
The $B Store offers black satin skirts at a price that discounts from $13.75 to $17.50. Skirts are described as handsome, well made, and suitable for dressy events. The ad notes elegant waists in black net chiffon lace or jet-bespangled styles to complete a luxe look. Sale starts at 8:30 a.m.
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Decatur
Arcitect Wachendorfz
Third Ward School
Decature
J H Gross
Pat
E Scofield
J Steele
J Howell Green
Montgomery
Weeks J
F Grean M
I Stone
T L Bonard
McGinnis
W S Ansey
Kiana
Hagene
Wachendorff
Edna Wallace Hopper
UATE
Aganza Durlesque
the Lyric
Cef
Spooner
Mina Spooner
Diamelea
Hascali
Ax Happy Fuller
Wiliam Offerman
Shorty Warren
Howsa
Iaughier
Robert
Smiley
Ironsides
Albert Henderson
Arthur Gibue
Wiggs
Amiles
Home Hood
Orpheum
Iniwrest
Clevarest Ulent
Eure
Sesior
Habbibe
Bubsube
Philadelonia Record
Fain & Stamos
Gans
Clarkes
Chicago Board
Hopkins
Uwisols
Ke Roy Weae
Tat Chicsao
Republican Conmittes
Ant Council
City
Auagte
Turkey
Gall
Ponehtree Street
James Freeman
OIL Trust
Chamberlin- Johnson
DuBose Co
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