Registration at Tech Night School Sets Record
Despite wind rain and cold the largest number of applicants for the free night school of Georgia Tech gathered at Professor J N Nesbit's office on the campus yesterday and last night for enrollment. The spring term begins March 6 and total 1915 14 enrollment already surpasses all prior years. The night school serves both needy and aspiring students, offering a complete technological education from the ground up with a $4 registration fee for night attendance. Laboratories and regular Tech faculty are provided free. enrollment continues through Thursday, possibly extended slightly.
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Chattooga Establishes Its Own Convict Camp
Lyerly Georgia February 28 Special Al Wade elected warden of the convict camp to operate in the county early in the year William C Rutledge and B B Reynolds of Lyerly named guards Dr W P Bryant of Summerville to be camp physician The county has long sought to establish a convict camp to work county bonds and the camp will be located on the Lyerly Summerville road in first class condition.
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Smith Secretary of Brunswick Board of Trade
Albert M. Smith resigns as secretary-manager of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce after two years to become secretary of the Brunswick Board of Trade, succeeding J. G. Weatherly. The Georgia Chamber honors Smith with a certificate. Brunswick expects strong support for his new post amid his Georgia Chamber experience.
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Nervous irregular cotton market with fluctuating May prices
New York cotton traders saw a nervous irregular day as May contracts opened at 11.96, slid to 11.22 by close amid hedge selling and southern selling. Liverpool and New Orleans influenced declines while spot demand improved later. March remained steady. cotton prices fluctuated with heavy selling and a larger export movement reported at New Orleans.
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Cotton Movement Shows Mixed U S Trade Figures
Interior and coastal movements report varied middling prices and shipments. Exports total 55+ thousand bales with receipts around 71 thousand, stock near 3.5 million, while weekly figures show strong activity in New Orleans and Boston regions and several inland centers.
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Atlanta Produce and Stock Prices from Local Market
Market notes list produce such as lettuce cabbage onions and potatoes with assorted prices. It also shows live stock quotations including beef, pork, and hog prices and a long catalog of flour meal hay feed and groceries with corrected company names and wholesale terms.
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Wheat Sinks on German Policy Fears in New York Trading
Wheat prices fell sharply as Germany signaled a negative reply to US demands, sparking a broad market collapse in New York and other cities. May and July futures led the decline amid reports of crop damage and rising export demand for American wheat.
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Live Stock Prices and Market Notes from February Trade
London and St Louis market reports show live stock and commodity pricing. cattle receipts rise with native steers and calves values listed, while hogs and sheep receipts vary. Money rates and bond terms appear with gold and currency figures, illustrating a broad financial snapshot.
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German successes crash securities in New York trading
New York, February 2. The foreign situation and Germany's France offensive weighed on stock markets. War issues fell 3 to 6 points while investment shares shed 2 to 3. Reading advanced 23 points to 324.4, and Northern Pacific reported the best operating revenue gain among railroads. Bonds varied, with little net change in total US bond activity.
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Cotton market trends and forecasts from New York letters
Reports from New York and Liverpool discuss cotton takings, domestic demand, and political factors shaping prices. Analysts project varied outcomes under different crop scenarios, noting potential price shifts from 6 to 18 cents per pound, depending on yields and war influence.
Cotton goods market firm on high 1907 peak near
Dry Goods New York February 29 Cotton gond ard yarns were firm today. Raw also Japan erodes, was quoted at the highest price since 1907, and within 1 point of the high mark reached in that year Sales of Tan silk were made to manufacturers for delivery up to July.
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View Weekly Issued for Sample Copies by Mitr Co
The sample copy notice from John Mitr & Co announces a weekly view publication offered for £1 per issue. It lists a New York City address at 43 Mrudway for delivery and sample distribution.
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