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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1909
Page
4
Independence of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Proclaimed
The article lauds the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad built by Harry M. Atkinson as a landmark Georgian enterprise. It notes its independence, the financial peril mid construction, and the public interest in its completion and ongoing growth with public support urged to sustain its independence and benefit Georgia commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Biringham and Atlantic Railroad Company
Georgia
Alabama
Atlanta, Birmingham and
Atlantis preUroad
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Harry M. Atkinson
Atkinson
Georgia apple belt could rival eastern orchards wealth
W Li Williamson of Commerce Georgia argues in The Constitution that north Georgia mountains offer ideal sites for apple cultivation. He notes rising land values, unused virgin tracts, and strong profits for orchardists. He cites Georgia apples winning national prizes and estimates peach profits near six million dollars next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Li. Williamson
Commerce
North Georgia
Williamson
Georgia
John P. Fort
Rabinounty
Spokane
Washington
The Demonstrated Value of Probation in Atlanta
The annual report by Probation Officer S J Coogler shows probation aided 530 families last year. Many offenders avoided further hardship, with 29 of 46 habitual drunkards becoming good citizens for eight months on average. Reform followed second arrests in other cases, and probation reduced crime, benefiting wives and children. Abolishing the department is unwarranted. extend and support probation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
S. J. Coogler
Coogler
Qoogler
Officer Coogler
Coogter
ONE YEAR WITHOUT THE SALOON IN GEORGIA
An article lauds the closing of saloons in Georgia, attributing a drop in police arrests by 8 820 and reduced fines totaling 24 260 in recorder court, plus 10 888 in arrest-related fines. It argues that the saloon’s disappearance benefits communities and cannot return, regardless of future regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorter’s
Homeyta
Georgia
Lts
Just From Georgia and Holton Times Literary Bits
A collage of verse and notes from Holton Times with a Georgia inspired refrain Then local items touch on a literary club gossip and a woodpile scene Along with poems about joy storms and life supreme the piece sketches a nostalgic town page mood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holton Times
Holton Lterary Club
Girter
Ibeen
Holton
Eevee
Letters From People Urge Enforcing Speed Limits
Readers pressure city officials to curb dangerous driving on Peachtrees and at busy junctions. They urge stricter enforcement, lower speed in urban areas, and motor patrols with speed meters to prevent deadly accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tl Ae
Fesmoes
Auburban
Iineu Ping
Peach Growers Organized to Secure Georgia's Largest Crop Revenue
Georgia peach growers advance a statewide campaign led by the Georgia Fruit Exchange to organize, pledge 60 to 70 percent of the crop, and market the season to end congested markets. H. C. Bagley reports strong progress and calls for unpledged growers to join before the Atlanta meeting on the fifth instant to finalize charter details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Georgia Fruit Exchange
H. C. Bagley
Organization Committee
Exchange
Hagley
Atlanta
Bagley
Cotton Bagging Becomes Southern Trade Target
The New Orleans wholesale grocers and cotton exchange push for cotton use in bagging twine and rope, urging merchants and farmers to demand cotton products despite cost. success hinges on energy, demand, and coordinated supply management to raise cotton's value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Wholesale Grocers’ Association
American Sugar Refining Company
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Tate
Possum and publicity snag local officials for Taft event
The article lampoons chamber of commerce officials Caverly Wilkinson and Walter Cooper as they receive endless possum offers from Sapphire country to Jupiter Inlet Florida. It notes newspapers The Tri-Weekly Constitution and The Constitution spreading the tale to rally support for Judge Taft and mocks the officials for their inundated mail and phone calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Committee On
Caverly and Wilkinson
Taft
Constitution
Mel Wilkinson
C. E. Caverny
Walter Cooper
Jupiter Inlet
Florida
Harry Wisher
Information request to Dr George Payne by Arizona official
A letter from Dr George B Davie and others requests details on fruit preservatives and sugar extraction. The writer seeks available formulas for preserving fruit and extracting sugar for government use, offering payment and assurances for secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Davie
Parne
Nashville
Arizona
Amertis
Bern
Dhe
Public School Medical Inspectors Sought for Atlanta
Mayer Maddox met with a committee from the committee for the physical welfare of school children to urge the introduction of school medical inspectors. The Atlanta group aims to establish medical inspection to curb disease and infertility ravages in the schools. Attendees included Governor Navheu, Alexander Stirling, Victor Kriegshever, Dr Tuepet, Sam Jones, Mrs Adling Jones, Warren Hood, Joe Legan, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Maddox
Eitine
Echou
Ataneta
Maddox
Aimus
Commuations Tremell
Wit Medical Inspectory
Jwading Cies
Thetes
Atlumtia
Maddux
Maursins
Mengure Wermgxe
Navheu
Din
Alexander Stirling
Fir
Vaudeville Theater Planned At $2,000,000 Budget
A new vaudeville theater costing two million dollars is planned to be built along a New York to Kansas City chain. The Chicago site will seat about 2,000 people and will allow smoking. Financing and site acquisition are underway with involvement from Philadelphia, Chicago real estate men, and a Chicago attorney.
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Thicago
Edo
Giesel Ti
Wits Meus
Vaudevisie
Ter
Browndweay
Valiey H
Brooklyn
Boston
Newington
Ruffein
Chicago
M.ter
He Will Dare the North With Dox for Companion
Harry Radford, noted hunter and writer, announces a Arctic expedition beginning this month from Edmonton. He plans to travel by snowshoe and a shed as shelter, with one day of companionship, aiming to cover vast distances over three years while collecting zoological specimens and data on Arctic fauna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dox
Redford
New York
Harry D. Radford
Arctic
Edmonto
Alberta
Horbtrees
Radford
Williamson marshal dies by self-inflicted gunshot
Williamson Georgia town marshal J. H. Parker shot himself in the head Friday morning. No reason given. He left a widow and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Specall
J. H. aPrker
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