Health Board Met Tonight To Consider Chief Lowry Report
The city health board meets at city hall at 7:20 PM to review Chief Lowry s recommendations including restoring the 1898 sanitary department appropriation to 128000 and expanding staff with an assistant chief inspector a plumbing inspector and a veterinary surgeon. Also on the agenda are wage increases for department staff and milk cow regulations as well as Inspector Bratton s dairy investigation into Gill dairy products linked to sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Board of Health
Lowry
Sanitary Department
Bizzeli
Longino
Council Sanitary Committee
Louis H. Jones
J Wylie Pope
Sanitary Committee
Btraton
Gill
Premium Awards For Fine Cattle At State Fair
State Fair Association awards added prizes after a production error in cattle department. Secretary TH Martin sends judges to Peachtree Georgia and Marietta Georgia for best milch cow and best ten pound dairy butter. Mrs E H Penn earns first prize, competing with entries from Vanderbilit Farm and other notable dairies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair Association
TH Martin
E H, Penn
Peachtree
John S. Dorn
James ‘I, Anderson
Marietta
E. H. Penn
Vanderblit
Bikemore
Seats On Sale For French Opera Draw Heavy Demand
Tickets went on sale yesterday morning with a continuous rush all day. Early indications suggest few seats remain when the sale closes, and box demand is especially brisk. Applications already exceed capacity, signaling a likely all box sellout for the four performances. Interest centers on the French Opera Company and a brilliant success seems assured.
Railroad Office Changes
Several changes of interest in local railroad circles announced since January 1. Horace Johnson named chief clerk to General Freight Agent DeTuniac for Louisville and Nashville Paine Birmingham. W H Proctor of Birmingham arrives as Johnson’s successor. Chet Clerk A 44 White transferred to East St Louis. E R Mintz named successor. James S Ottley moved by Mobile and Ohio to Mobile to join Superintendent Pondes office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moblie
Chile
Moolle
Pondes
Fire Burns Ninninger Craven Plant in Gurley Alabama
A fire destroyed the main building of the Ninninger Craven handle factory at Gurley Alabama during the night causing losses estimated at less than 13000 dollars with insurance. The warehouse dryhouse and office building were saved and the plant had been leased by the Torne Divard Woolworth Manufacturing Company of Louisville. A Chipman of New York recently bought the property.
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Huntsville
Ala
Ninninger Craven Handle
Gurley
Torne
Divard Woolworth Manufacturing Com Oy
Louisvile
Chipman of
New York
New Year Court Tales From Recorder Briles
The New Year matinee at the court features tales of Bob Furbelowe nicknamed Jedge Briles first drunk of 1900 and Tom Harris faced two counts with a month in stockade for each. Ike Renderva’s egg scam ends with a warning and the tale of a lost New Year turkey closes the session with Henry Chapman’s potential jail time.
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Broyles
Jedge Briles
Bob Furbelowe
Bob
Recorder
Bob Farbelowe
Tom
Tom Harris
Walt
Henry Chapman
Henry
Hash House
Henry Sieul
Briles
Florida Governor Bloxham Impresses Visitor Amid Gubernatorial Race
A Florida visitor praises Governor Bloxham for his simple, courteous manner and lack of formality. The piece surveys the upcoming gubernatorial field with five candidates including Willam H Milton, Merys Myers, Wennitter Mays, James D Boggs, and others, noting youth and strength among contenders and Tallahassee residency as a handicap for some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Florida State Teachers Association
Bloxham
Oflorida
United States
Willam H Milton
Mariana
West Florida
Cleeland
W . Atkinson
Georgia
Tallahassee
Wennitter Mays
Monticello
Mays
James D Boggs
Omapdo
Political contest and state officials in Florida
The article discusses Florida political figures including WS Jennings, candidate for governor and speaker of the Florida legislature, and mentions Willam Jennings Bryan as a relative of a key figure. It notes supporters like Vr Whitnerd and Comptratier Reynlds, Georgia born officials Dr Crawford and Lamar, and a Bradford County attorney Colonel Wills. It also covers Superintendent of Education Sheats, a Tallahassee teachers convention, and praise for the intelligent state delegation led by Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenning
Hernanid
Aspiants
Willam Jennings Bryan
Whitnerd
Reynelds
Acca
Tallahassee
Doctor's Prophecy About Grape Nuts in Readings
Dr J H Hanaford in Readings Mass extols Grape Nuts as highly nourishing claims one pound equals ten pounds of meat and bread. He predicts a social revolution as the cereal spreads, noting its appeal to brain workers and rapid national adoption by first class grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H Hanaford
Readings
Mass
Post
Hanaford
Postum Cereal Co. Lia
Battle Creek
Mich
Expert for the Coke Ovens Kenewal Process at Knoxville
Backers of the Kenewal coke and byproduct process in Knoxville engage A C Klong a veteran mechanical engineer as chief engineer to oversee construction of ovens. He will direct all ovens built in the south. The process aims to produce high grade coke in forty eight hours and save 1400 byproducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
C Klong
Awards for Georgia school composition prizes announced
A committee led by Emily Harrison and others reported on American Book Company prizes for best pupil compositions and a teacher's essay on Science as a Factor in Education. Awards listed include multiple divisions and schools across Georgia with recipients like May Wheatley, Ruth Tewly, Estelle Tish, and Annie Smith, among many others, reflecting a wide range of districts and public schools. Prosperous educational year highlighted by prize allocations and notable entries.
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Emily Harrison
Shepard Bryan
G = Cooper
Lucian Knight
C W Hubner
E H Stevens
American Book Company
Georgia
Staten
EA Pound
Warcress Ware
Georgia Nash
May Wheat
Americus
Sumter County
Mathis
Neves
Tiriston
Baldwin
Agar Pennington Madison
Doreen Miliary
America
Macon County
RTC
Dante
Corinne Yarborough
Mas
Taid Wing
Celesta Park
Thomas Stocks Institute
Greensboro Green
Smith
G Webb
SR Monerief
Estelle Tish
Tennille Institute
Washington County
SN Rogers
Whitehurst
J. R Mitchell
Mary Lee Disher
Thomas Stacks Institute
Greenshoro Grenne County
Iith
JL B
Moneries
Mark
Willie Davant
Butler
Taylor County
Stead
N M Woodward
Misa Mattle
Adams Butler Public
Harry Shepard
Edgewood Public
DeKalb County
Mirkpatrick
Lola Smith
Ava Candler
Edgewood Public School
Jwo
Colton
Annie Smith
Mason Academy
Lexington
Oglethorpe County
J F Cheney
H Ballard
Mamie Weaver
Lian Maxwell
N H Ballard
Mamle Weaver
Alicn Lewis
Rockville Academy
Putnam County
Dennis
Julia Adams
Eatonton
B Dennis
H Bruce
Bertha Thomas
Prisoner Carried to Monroe for Murder Trial
Griffin Georgia January 2 Special John Traylor the negro arrested by Sheriff Morris and Officers Gordon and Phelps for the murder of John Banks Delray Monroe county was carried back to Monroe county today to stand trial in November last it is said the shooting was unprovoked and cold blooded murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Griffin
John Traylor
M. F Morris
Gordon and Phelps
John Banks
Delray
Monroe County
Menace of a Curious Health Tonic in Poor Quality Ad
A garbled 19th century style health ad touts a potion to purify the blood and improve the complexion. It promises a dramatic transformation for a woman described as troubled by stomach issues and skin blemishes, with a low price claim of only cents. The fragmentary text hints at tonics, cures, and cosmetic effects.
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Health Board
DR. Bizzell
Jones
Pope
Hunter Baltimore
Emmy Tats
Lia Adee
Wampson Liqage
Atlanta
Hachive
Polietoor
Ike
TALK
WITH
GOV
MR. Blackburn Whites
Cardui
Landersville
N. C. Parker
Cardus
Wine of
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Clifford Powers Perr
Houston County
ES Wellens
EH Holland
P Tuwn
Matilew Tomlinson
Atonton Public School
M B Dennis
C H Sruce
Reynolds
Reynolds, Ga
Fulton County
Serenary
Blount
Atould
H Hulsey
Georgia Tulton County
Ottce
Ernest C Kontz
Sophronia
Germany
W H Hulsey
Jamps
Crawford
Fleaty Crawford
Fulton
Superior
Deere
Sald
Said
Jamls F
Crawford Jon
MN Ai
Europe
E Pougera. & CO
William
Joe
Frank Wiliams
Phenix Gty
Communications
J Autry
Columbus
Gacura Haxle
Phenix Mis
Georgia Filton County
Willie Hansa
Paul Hanve
Pulton Sheriff Court
March
Trom
Tota
Amul
Superior Court
Pali Manye
M Foote
Maggie Ryndfr Talior
Albert Taylor
Tulton
Maggie Bender Taylor
Lumpkin
G_H TANNER
Joseph H Smith
GIRARDEAU _& BLACK
Lowndes
North Side
HS. Goastitudoa
S_J Hill
Cordele
Jarietta Paper Mfg. Co
AL Barker & Holleman
W. P Davia
North Temple Court
Foster
McCandress
Contential
Pickett Jewelry Co
la White
W Jackson
Peach Tree
L&ned
Tri Sun
Fulton Savings Bark Grant Building
George S May
Prudential
van Duzen
Smith Premier
Ashe General Agent
Ellis
Brattons Drug Store
J M C Care Constitution
SSS
Smith Premier Typewriter
MCA
NICH
South Pryor St
Alhambra
Peachtree Street
South Pryor Street
Union Depot
Scott
Bakerst
Iwateh
Lowndes Building
Southern Press
Bureau of
Hunter Tailoring & Shirt Co
Cincinnati
Bates
Alabama St
Johnson
Sea Equitable Loan and Security Company
Chichester
Chichester Chemical Company
Philadelphia
Daily
Forida
Bareber _College
St Louis Mo
Hustler
Columbian Correspondence College
Washington DC
Southern Cabenture Redemption Company
Chalifoux
POU Boa Wi
Baltimore
Suwanee High School
John B Brogdon
Suwanee Ga
Capitol Avenue
Anderson Barnett
Constitution
Mia FE Gores
Care Constitution
Pleasant Street
FPREE
Hkks Coat and Ice Co
Atelanta
Gaitot
Ashe
Frank O Singer Jr
Whit Hall Street
Emmon
Pryor Street
Inman
W. A. Foster
Inman Building
Hall
James Hall
Muscogee County
Ted
James Halani
Mundi Varital
Charles Corman
Jamie
James
Moses
Virginia Wetty
Geaire
Minetta
Villa
Opan
Halis
Chives
Cobbeaunty
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