Atlanta Provision Market and Grain Prices Update
Corrected market listings for meats, produce, dairy and staples show varied bids from ATLANTA area sellers. Items include pork and beans, corn, peas, beans, salmon, oysters, milk options, evaporated milk, baking powders, lard, flour and grain futures, with detailed price ranges and package sizes. live stock prices are noted for steers, cows, heifers and hogs, reflecting a rising trend for quality beef amid broader supply conditions.
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Arm and Hammer
Victory
Victory Cour
Gloria
Neil Rose
White Lily
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Co. S
Taney Mill
Cluppewa
Sacks
Chippews
Sui
Sale Er Sett
Atlanta
Y W. IL Waite, Jr
White Provision Company
Eat More Potatoes If Bread Is Too High
Washington February EF wheat remains high and may rise with meat costs. The Agriculture Department says households could benefit by eating more potatoes and less bread if prices stay high. Potatoes at sixty cents a bushel provide more nourishment than bread priced at five cents per loaf. substitution could be financially sensible if prices warrant.
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Washington
Fts
Department of Agriculture
Department
Reserve Banks Report Week Of Financial Gains
Federal reserve banks show an increase of about 3.6 million in discount and loan assets for the week ending February 26. Total resources reach 241.7 million with gold and reserves lifting overall liquidity. New York clearing banks report 134.8 million in reserve above requirements, while state banks in Greater New York post higher loans and deposits amid mixed reserve shifts.
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Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Tansit
Capital
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Ps Qr Becoren
Hawke
Athe
Richmond
Atlanta
Dallas
Reid
Philadelphia
Boston
United States
Chicago
Acposi
Dry Goods Quiet in New York Market Week
New York February 27 Cotton goods markets were generally quiet with most lines steady. Wide print cloth, yarn goods showed slight price declines from 1. to 2 cents per yard while staples held. dress goods and linens advanced with retailers buying for immediate needs and white wash fabrics active for dress use.
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New York
Diessinghams
Jobbera
Coffee and market news from New York and world prices
Coffee futures steadier on covering and modest buying with European buyers active in near months. Rio spot quiet with Brazil port receipts showing 39,000 and January receipts 16. Markets across New York, Chicago, and Kansas City show mixed commodity quotes, including butter eggs poultry and cheese, with global financials noting gains in gold and bank deposits.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Mitreis
Brazil
Marsh
Jane Ouly
Hennery
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Kansas City
Always the Same Judge Comment on Marriage
A terse remark notes enduring conflict after a marriage, quoting sentiment that she was once highly fashionable to him but has since launched repeated storms at him, reflecting ongoing dispute and public scrutiny of the couple's relationship.
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Judge
Reserve Bank Change Benefits Atlanta Autoists
An Associated Press dispatch reports the federal reserve board designated Chattanooga as a reserve center for national banks. This allows Atlanta’s Federal Reserve Bank to receive checks on par from Chattanooga banks without exchange costs, with Chattanooga banks carrying 3 165 percent reserves there instead of 2 12 percent. In Atlanta, many motorists who failed to secure 1915 license numbers face arrest starting Tuesday, while Secretary of State Phil Cook’s office processes thousands of automobile licenses with March 1 as the deadline.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Sixth
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Joseph A. McCord
Country Bank Group
Federal Reserve, Bank of Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Savannah
Georgia
Beavers
Whief
Nash Broyles
City Recorder
Polce
Secretary of
Phil Cook
Cook
Boy Lost On Street Recalls Address To Find Home
Eight year old Austin Hines wandered away from his mother near Five Points and told a traffic officer his home address 104 Main street and the nearby telephone listing. The boy led police to the station, and his father LB Flines picked him up within half an hour after officers notified him.
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Austin Hines
Main Street
Austin
Thornton
Lawson
Atlanta
Mississippi River
Texas
Two Distilleries File Bankruptcy in Louisville Area
Louisville, Feb 27. Mattingly & Moore Distilling and F G Walker Distilling, two longtime Kentucky firms, filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions. Mattingly & Moore lists assets of 204,994 and liabilities of 289,939. Walker shows 91,000 assets and 110,252 liabilities. A $60,000 mortgage is the largest secured obligation for both. The Bardstown plants, controlled by the R H Bedelen family, sit near Louisville with debts to G Wright & Co of Chicago and Merchants' National Bank of Peoria.
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Louisville
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Mattingly _& Moore Distilling company
F. G. Walker Distilling Company
United States District Court
Mattingly & Moore Company
I. G. Walker Company
Matttingly & Mooree Company
G. Wright & Co
Chicago
Merchants’ National Bank
Peoria
Bardstown
R. H Bedelen Family
M'Cord Protest Against Lakewood Fair Costs
A 1915 letter to the editor by H Y M'Cord protests a proposed Lakewood fair cost of 225000 dollars, urging funds be spent on streets, hospital, and schools instead. He cites Alderman Armistead delaying the decision and warns the fair may do harm, with other residents J Carroll Payne and J S Akers also voicing concerns. February 27, 1915.
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Mo\tor Constitution
Armistes
Chur City
WY. Aecrup
Northwest Georgia behind with planting
Lyerly Ga February 27 Special Inclement weather has delayed planting in Northwest Georgia. Farmers have not progressed on any crop and much of last year's cotton and corn remains to be gathered. Rainy season has kept work behind and if rain continues, farmers will fall further behind.
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Lyerly
Georgia
Chattooga teachers to meet at Lyerly
Chattooga County Teachers association schedules its next meeting in Lyerly on Saturday March 6. The gathering aims to engage county teachers with special interest noted for this session.
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Chattooga
Lyerly
Chattooga County
Teachers’ Association
Captain J M Summers Hero of Gray Dies at 65
Captain J M Summers commander of Company I Forty second Georgia and hero of Tesaca died yesterday at his home 605 Laee street aged 65 He saved many lives by tossing a burning bomb into a ravine after a brave act at Tesaca Survived by three sons five daughters and one sister funeral 3 PM today at First Christian Church.
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J. M.summers
Georgia
Forty-second Georgia
Laee Street
Tesaca
Summers
J. G. Summers
C. G. Hannah
J. M. Cox
Birmingham
Ala
Neely
Albaon
H. Busha
Guthr
Dallas
Texas
First Christian Church
Work of Commission to Relieve Belgians
A Rockerfeller funded report details the growth and duties of the relief commission for Belgium. Under American and allied diplomatic oversight, it coordinates shipping and distribution from branches in London Rotterdam Brussels and The Hague with 25 to 30 Americans joining the field effort in Belgium to sustain grain supplies amid the bread famine.
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New York
Commission For Relief
Belgium
War Relief Commission
Europe
Rockefeller Foundation
Vage
London
Loudoun
Brussels
Hague
England
France
Lelgium
Italy
Spain
Denmark
Sweden
Canada
United States
South America
Rotterdam
Commission For Relief In
Belgian National Committee
General DuPont Retires From DuPont Powder Company
Wilmington Del February 27 It was learned here that General Coleman DuPont president of DuPont Powder Company has sold his holdings to a syndicate headed by Pierre S DuPont The price paid is said to be about 20000000 General DuPont retires from the company because of health He will continue as president of the Equitable Office Building Corporation of Newark It is understood that no outside interests are included in the syndicate.
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Wilmington
Del
General
Coleman DuPont
DuPont Powder Company
Pierre S&s. DuPont
General DuPont
Equitable Office Building Corporation of
Newark
Avalon apartments sale and Atlanta real estate activity
Real estate items highlight the Avalon apartments sold for 150000 with unnamed purchaser and terms. The Forsyth Building transfer and ongoing Atlanta projects include Hast Wake Country club house, Connally building foundation, and regrading on South Forsyth street. Numerous deeds and mortgages from January to February 1915 are listed with buyers, sellers, and lot details.
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Avalon Apartments
Atlanta
BE. M. Yow
Joel T. Daves
J. HR. Smith
West Peachtree
North Avenue
Forsyth
Realty Trust Company
Atlanta Athletic Club
Connally
W. A. Sutton
J. A. Dilda
Bain Street
Eagan Park
A. D. Lewis
Georgia Trust and Realty, Company
Kendrick
Mary. K. Houger
Colonial Trust Company
Ti Capitol Avenue
Calvine Miller
Atlanta Banking and Savings Company
West Wall Street
Jeanie N. Thrower
Merchants and Mechanics’ Banking and Loan Company
Park Avenue
Bryan Street
W. C. McDonald
Atlanta Banking and Loan Company
Advertising Chat on Truthful Store Dope and True Service
Jack questions advertising rings and aims to tell truth about tailored suits and furnishings. Bob emphasizes customer satisfaction over compliments, noting readers’ praise or lack thereof. The dialogue highlights commitment to genuine service and recognizable marbled bows as a branding point.
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Jack
Bob
Funeral Notices From Barclay Brandon Company
The notices list multiple funeral arrangements and attendances. Ellen C Finnie of Minneapolis and Kansas City. Mrs W E Cadle of Augusta and Mrs John Byrd of Gracewood. Allen M Jackson family. G A Sharp family. George Arthur Heyser age 24. Edith Coffin infant daughter of Mullin. Miss Georgia Calhoun. Services scheduled across Atlanta and nearby cemeteries with interments at West View and Oakland. Funeral directors Barclay Brandon Company arranged.
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Binnie
Ellen Cinnie
Vinnie
Minneapoui
Barclay & Brandon Company
Tackson
Allen M. Bockcom Biles
Mamie Jackson
Jackson
B.C. Jackson
Kate Jackson
Allen M. Jackson
Heyser
George Arthur Heyser
George
Messrs
Grover RE
Joseph A. Heyser
Augusta
St. Patrick's Church
P. J. Bloomfield Company
Mullin
Fletcher N. Mullin
John H. Mullin
N.C. Mullin
Fred R. Mullin
Marjorie L
Annah Ti. Mullin
Cline
H. W. Cline
Mops
Osborne
Edith Coffin
Angier Place
Dr. Gibbons
West View
Greenberg& Bond Co
Op Me
Calnoun
Georgia Calhoun
James T. Wright
West Peachtree Street
Calhoun McDougall
Robert Mcdougall
Herbert Calhoun
Marion Matthews
Thomas O. Wright
W. C. Massey
Bide Ovelock
Oakland Cemetery
Resolution for Peace by Senator Newlands
Washington February 27 a resolution by Senator Newlands Nevada calls for inviting a conference of neutral nations to urge an end to hostilities and a peace conference. The plan envisions a Washington meeting to seek cessation of fighting withdrawal of forces and a treaty to set up an international court tribunal with authority to resolve and enforce cross border disputes.
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Washington
Newlands
Nevada
International Court Tribunal
First Cargo of Cotton Through Panama Canal
Washington February 27 The first ship load of cotton from the south amounting to 3270 tons went through the Panama canal October 23 last on the steamship Penrith Castle bound from Galveston to Yokohama Japan The same ship returned in February with a cargo from Seattle to Liverpool largely wheat It saved 6960 dollars on the cotton leg versus going around South America and shaved about 25 days and 1188 dollars on the Seattle to Liverpool trip by using the canal
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Canal
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Liverpool
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Dolph Walker
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HW. M. Patterson & Son
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