Valentine Ball Chairmen Named by Mrs Healey in Atlanta
Mrs Healey announces chairmen for the Valentine ball committees in Atlanta. Notable figures include Colonel Robert J. Lowry for the floor, Mrs Joseph Thompson for patronesses and reception, Mrs James W. English Sr for the Valentine booth, and Mrs Barbour Thompson for the candy booth. The event, possibly costume themed, aims for elegance at the Kimball house ballroom with limited tickets and early coordination urged.
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Healey
Charles Healey
Robert J. Lowry
Joseph Thompson
Frank Elly
Healy
Atlanta
Chalkky
Kennel Club Formed in Atlanta to Promote Fine Dogs
The Atlanta Kennel Club, formed Thursday at The Southern Fancier building, aims to breed and protect fine dogs with rapid membership growth expected. Joe Thompson initially served as president, with Mrs K J Lowry as vice president and 3 E Taylor as secretary and treasurer. Marvin L Caso to file the charter. plans include an annual bench show and enforcement of dog laws, with criminal penalties for theft or harm to dogs. Charter members include Joseph Thompson, Mrs K J Lowry, A B Taylor, H A Douglas, S W Crabb, and others.
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Atlanta
Joseph Thompson
Mra
R J Lowry
E Taylor Wea
Treasuer
Marvin L. Vaso
South
North
Allana Club
K. J. Lowry
A. B Taylor
H. A. Douglas
W. Crabb
Carpenters and Joiners Install Officers in Large Atlanta Gathering
In a packed Federation of Trades hall on North Forsyth Street Atlanta the three local unions of the Carpenters and Joiners of America installed officers for local union No 329. John B Young was named president with D E H Green vice president P Stephens and R S Thomas among others as the beaming program featured speeches recitations and vocal selections before about 500 visitors.
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Atlanta
Carpenters and Joiners of America
Federation of Trades
Forsyth Street
John B Young
D EH Green
P. Stephens
Thomas
Local Union Officers Installed and Program Noted
The article lists officers installed for Local Union No 489 with names like J Williams and J B Perry as president, and for Local Union No 417 with Ww J Fiournoy as president. A detailed program followed including prayers, addresses by Mayor James G Woodward, musical selections, and presentations by C M Hudson and others.
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W. Black
J. A Bokamon
G H. Bray
C. John Arnetter
J B Perry
C P Shackleford
T H J Miller
J W Craps
EB L, Quinn
J O Alexander
J W Cook
Ww J Fiournoy
W. L Jones
F M Bridges
C ™ Hudson
G W Cooper
A M Greenwarden
W J Williams
Grady Hollingworth
Columba
James G Woodward
Professor McCardle
C M Hudson
P Hilleader
Organized Labor
Jerome Jones
Margaret Scott
F P Rice
Connie Layton Voussele
Della Tucker
Our National Union
Jerry Williams
Races at Exposition Park Yesterday Afternoon
Small crowd enjoyed racing at Exposition Park yesterday afternoon with good weather and track. Billy Long led from the wire and won the first event followed by Meldrane and Pat D. Roberts won the second heat in 2 1 4. Pat D won the third heat. Grace Greenlander and Pat D took the two trotting heats in 2 3 6 and 2 3 6 respectively. Races postponed due to darkness to later today with running events and a gentlemen's road event on the card.
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Exposition Park
Billy Long
Meldrane
Pat D
Roberts
Grace Greenlander
Pat
Brumby fund grows with new donations
Twenty dollars was added to the Brume by monument fund yesterday bringing the total to 1046.50. Contributions include G L Crandall Roger Dewar of Nelson Ga and Clarence Angier. An auxiliary led by Mrs Lovise Gordon will form next week to boost funding and a meeting of the executive committee is planned to outline further plans.
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H H Parks
John
Parka
Forrest Avenue
John Woodson Rice
Capitol Avenue
Woman's Club
Monument Fund
G Ll. Crandall
Roger Dewar
Nelson, Ga
Clarence Angier
Lovise Gordon
Suma
Grape Nuts Serving Ideas Promoted by Fr Leavitt
Fr Leavitt of Minneapolis promotes Grape Nuts serving variations noting three tea spoons of cereal with milk or hot water, ten minutes standing, then served with cream. He cites reader letters praising the dish and urges a package recipe addition while touting the cereal as thoroughly cooked at the factory and nutritious for brain and nerve health.
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Fr . Leavitt
Inneapolis
Minn
Leavitt
Housekeeper Magazine
December Wheat Outlook Sees Favorable Crop Prospects
December 1899 climate and crop bulletin reports colder than expected overall, with rainfall favorable for wheat. Across regions, temperatures varied from slight deficits to mild warmth, but the month was generally dry in parts and very wet in others, yet winter wheat remained in good condition with strong stands and vigorous roots though some areas in Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania showed weaker growth and Hessian fly damage in early sown fields.
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Adjudged Insane Benjamin F Lee Focuses on Bridal Tale
Benjamin F Lee, a central figure in a two day sensational case, was adjudged insane by the ordinary and will be sent to Milledgeville. He remains at the Tower, insisting Sparks Melton gave him $2 to buy a bridal trousseau for Miss Melton, who promised to marry him, while family and sister Mrs. Campbell dispute his claims and outline his sickness and weakness.
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Lanvue Vi
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Muleigh
Uesis
Savery
Nicolsen
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K Nelson
Edward Peters
E . Eneny
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Willie Hurke
Mary Kingsburry
Florence Jackson
Eugenia Oglesby
Mary Kingsbery
Nellis Howell
Eugenia Ogiesby
Willis Burke
Adelaide Howell
Lucia Abbott
Ailee
Parma Phelan
Mary Lou Jackson
Lillian Lochrane
Benjamin F. Lee
Milledgeville
Lee
Tower
Sparkes Melton
Miss Melton
Sparks Melton
Birmingham
Mreia Campbell
Walton Street
Lueensg
Campbell
Atlanta
Paintings Unveiled At Boys High In Memory Of Hill And Slaton
A large gathering at the Alciphronian Society hall witnessed the unveiling of portraits of Benjamin Harvey Hill and Major W F Slaton, superintendent of Atlanta schools, as part of a pupil led effort to honor notable figures. Speeches praised Slaton’s two decades of service and Hill’s legacy, with plans announced for a third portrait of General Robert E Lee and a commemorative oratory medal event.
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W. F Slaton
Alciphronian Literary and Debating Society
Walla
State Street School
J G Scratchin
Wiliam M Slaton
Boys’ High School
Cone Maddox
Frampton Ellis
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Sidney Wellhouse
Tranitation
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Charles Rainwater
John Collier
Bountamin H Hill
Slaton
Harry Stovall
Major Slaton
Atlanta
Bunyan Stephens
Edward Chhs
Executive Committee
Robert E Les
R. E Lee
James Pield
Hill
Lee
Field
Wheat outlook improves amid mild farming prospects
The piece notes an unusually favorable wheat outlook with better prospects than many years, though some damage from the Hessian fly is reported in early crops. It mentions typical acreage and a broad optimistic sentiment that the crop will not yet enter full condition. Local references include Kentucky-Louisville and Marietta Street in Atlanta.
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Kentucky
Louisville
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