Constitution Advertising Notes and 1910 Subscriptions
The Constitution outlines daily, weekly, tri weekly and Sunday subscription rates, carrier delivery options outside Atlanta, and advertising offices led by J. R. Holiday. It lists Washington Bureau staff, New York distribution points, and travel representatives. The piece also includes 1910 political musings, postal receipts in Atlanta, and remarks on congress and public policy with dated humor.
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Atlanta
J. R. Holiday
Constitution Bullaing
Washington
The
Constitution
Embe Bullaing
Fifteenth Street
John Corrigan
Otatt
New York
Hotaling
Nene
Broadway
Twenty-ninth Street
Thirty-eighth Strest
Forty-second Strest
Nim No
Park Row
Madison Scurre
South the next west says Collier’s weekly
Collier’s Weekly argues the South becomes the new western frontier for farming and industry as free land fades. It cites Iowa prices, water power in Greenville and Columbia South Carolina, and the South's potential to draw capital and labor for rapid growth.
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South
Collier Sn
Collier's Weekly
United States
Iowa
South Carolina
Middle West
Qore
Greenville
Columbia
S.c.j
Cleg
Niagara Fale
Massachusetts
Nouthern
Richmond
New Orleans
Charlotte
N.C
Seattle
Georgia
Virginia
Alabama
Indiana
Tanda
Tiber
Collier
William
North Pole
Tievday
Federal Rebuke to Ineffectual States in Crisis
Fragmented OCR text discusses federal authority over state actions during civil unrest. It notes Chattanooga peace officer punished for noncompliance with federal mandate, and argues for strong central measures to suppress mob violence and lawlessness, warning that the government may act if states fail to govern.
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United States
Tennessee
Kentucky
Chattanooga
Matey
Eas
Southern Insurance Growth Boosts Southern States Progress
Southern life and home insurance firms expand with the region’s industrial and commercial surge. The piece argues domestic southern insurers retain wealth, pay losses promptly, and invest conservatively, while meeting rising demand and keeping profits within the South.
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Ife
Isurance
Georgia urged to adopt state health statistics system
The piece argues for a comprehensive vital statistics program in Georgia, calling for systematic health data on tuberculosis and other ailments. It highlights the lack of a statewide health statistics framework outside major cities and urges action by the legislature and medical community with press support to drive progress.
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Georgia
Wwe
Lee
Lal Cbealti
Tn Nansehon
Tocal Board
Nate
Souhtry
Jett
From Georgia to Promised Land in a Fractured New Year
Regional verse notes a hopeful yet chaotic New Year with humorous slang about weather omens, holiday finances, and the nation’s mood. References include 1910’s parade imagery, street life, and a wary editor commenting on whisky discourse. It blends poetry, satire, and local color without a single clear event.
Work Being Accomplished at Negro Farm School
Atlanta date January 4, 1910 reports a year of diversified farming, student labor, and revenue. About 25 students worked 8 hours daily while attending night and day classes. Harvests included 500 bushels corn, 100 cowpeas, 880 bales hay, 400 bushels sweet potatoes, and other crops. Cash receipts totaled $4,223.70 for the year with monthly average $353. Developed farmer institutes across Harris, Troup, Henry, and other counties to promote better farming and reduce cotton reliance. Notable participants included J. Pape Brown, C. L. Willoughby, H. E. Stockeridge, and J. Morris among others.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Harris
Troup
Henry, Clay, Paulding
J. Pape Brown
C. L. Wlloughby
Georgia Experiment Latin
H. E. Stockeridge
Southern Ruralfet
G H. Hunnicutt
Southern Cultivator
Me. Loring Brown
FP. N Punt
Griffin, Ga
P. Co
Georgia state banks add capital in 1909 total rise
Georgia added thirty three new state banks in 1909 with combined capital of 1,196,009. Several banks opened with 25,000 minimums while others reported higher start capitals such as 50,000 and 69,000. Overall state bank capital rose by 1,227,000 for the year, despite some declines and a few increases.
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Georgia
Peoples’ Bank of
Fannin
Bank of Haymond
Coweta
Bank of Gray
Citizens’ Bank of
Farmers’ Bank of Blythe
Richmond County Daculg Banking Company
Gwinnett
Farmers’ Fiank of
Byron
Houston
Bank of 3
Meriwether
Exchange Bank of
Wrightsville
Johnson
Farmers’ State Bank of
Union City
Campbell
Banks of Americus in splendid shape
Americus Ga January four specials The Bank of Southwestern Georgia capitalized at 100000 declared a semi annual dividend of 50 percent to stockholders. Other Americus banks will declare excellent dividends within the week with splendid business. Americus banks total capital 500000 and deposits exceed 2000000. The Planters bank reports deposits and surplus over 615000. Money was never before so plentiful here with favorable conditions.
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Americus
Bank of Southwestern Georgia
Macon Colleges Open for New Term in Georgia
The January 4 opening at Wesleyan and Mercer colleges in Macon Georgia shows full student turnout with over seven hundred matriculants enrolling for the new term. Activities included welcome exercises and initial classes across all departments as the year begins.
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Macon
Wesleyan
Mercer
Weajlevan
Capital Gossip From National Capitol On Georgian Return
Washington January 4 Special Five marchers return from home as Congress reconvenes Georgia senators Cidy Bacon delayed at home in Macon and Atlanta respectively. Georgia representatives Adamson Livingston Bartlett Hardwick back or near, tax cases before Supreme Court including railroad tax and tobacco trust case. Georgia college girls en route home from Rochester Students' Missionary Convention. Agnes Beattie Lucy Cobb Besse Titt miss Campbell acted as chaperon. Washington sights seen. Bharus appointed rural route b.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Artion
Andy
Congress
Georgia
Cidy
Atlanta
Bacon
Macon
Harnesn
Adamson
Livingston
Bartlett
Hardwick
General Hoyt
Supreme Court of the United State
Tobacco Trust
Manda
Georgia College
Students’ Missionary
Rochester
Agnes , Beatt
Lucy Cobb
Besse Titt
Miss Campbell
Bessie Titt
Untangled fragment hints at transit and death event
A damaged clipping mentions a transportation issue and a death case linked to an incident. Readable names or places are not clear, but the fragment implies a transit line disruption and a fatal outcome surrounding an event.
Court at Albany Hears Special Duty To Open Week
United States Court at Albany Macon Georgia prepares for special session. Judge Emory Speer draws duty this morning with Traverse jurors slated to report Monday. Jury panels will begin Tuesday as arrangements set to hear all business in clerical and criminal branches.
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United States Court At
Albany
Macon
Emory Speer
United States Court
Traverse Juransiport
Igland
Tuessaay
Chamber of Commerce Elects New Directors in Macon Banquet Preview
The Macon Chamber of Commerce increased its board of directors to nineteen at a January meeting. Old members listed include M. F. Maseee and Emory Winship, with new appointees W. Anderson and J. Mourney among others. The annual banquet set for February 10 will honor Major J. F. Hanson of the Central Railway, with mass attendance anticipated as the chamber plans to push city growth ahead of the census.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Macon
Ewin Johnston
M. FH. Maseee
E. Dimwody
James Callaway, Jr
HL F. Haley
W. TE. Smail
Waller
Danynenberg
Emory Winship
Anderson
L. McKenney
J. A. Mourney
BW. Stetson
B. B. Ford
John B. Munson
Charles B, Lewis
C. J. Williamson
A. D. Schofield
E. A. Horne
Morris Harris
Huaineas
F’ Hanson
Central’ Railway
Perso
M. H. Masses
Lnike
Willis Moore Quits Geographic Society Post
Washington reports that Willis L. Moore resigns as president of the National Geographic Society. He states polar politics or board dissension did not drive his decision and asks the board not to consider his name for the presidency again. He notes Cook and Peary debates influenced opinion but praises the board’s fairness.
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Washington
Board of Management
Willis L. Moore
Fie Yeasts
Cook
Cock-Peary
Copenhhagen
Wnenlious Vate
Valdosta Hotel Sold at Sheriff Sale for 33880
Valdosta Georgia January 4 The Valdes hotel was sold today at sheriff sale under a mortgage of 925000 D C and C R Ashley of Valdosta bought the property for 38890 The Valdes cost 40000 with land The Valdosta Hotel Company owned it and mortgaged it to O K Jones and W P Roberts who had acquired about 75 percent of the stock The buyers plan to enlarge the hotel when the lease expires and erect an opera house adjoining it Ha Ferrell has managed the hotel since it was built and holds a lease for two years eight months more
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Valdosta
Valdes Hotel
D.C
C. R. Ashley
Valdes
Valdosta Hotel Company
O. K. Jones
W. P.roberts
Messrs. Jones
Roberts
Ha. Ferrell
Crazy Negro Fired Upon in Macon Incident
In Macon Georgia on January 4 Bob Wallace an insane man was shot by another African American on Pionoho Avenue after threatening to destroy property at local Negro houses. Wallace was lodged in the county jail and not badly hurt.
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Macon
Bob Wallace
Jon Pionoho
Wallace
GoolsbY Granted Short Respite in Thomaston Murder Case
George GoolsbY, a Black man, once slated for hanging today at Thomaston for murder, received a respite until Friday January 14 from Governor Brown to allow the prison commission to review his plea for commutation to life imprisonment. The conviction rests on circumstantial evidence.
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George Goolaby
Thomaston
Brown l
Tite
Goolsby
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