Juvenile Protective Association reports on 1909 progress and plans
The annual meeting reviewed cash receipts of 5813.21 and a January 1 balance of 915.26, elected new trustees including Rev Dr M Ashby Jones and James A Buchanan, and discussed branch associations in Carrollton LaGrange Columbus and Dawson. It notes arrests declines, legislative efforts for a juvenile court, and progress on the Florida Georgia Alabama campaigns, plus plans for a juvenile state farm building and staffing with volunteers and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Juvenile Protective Association
Association
W R Hammond
E C Brooks
North Carolina
J B Ley
Florida
W H Laprade
Jackson
Miss
L P Brown
Mississippi
M Ashby Jones
Columbus
A. R. Holderby
John P. Branch
James A Buchanan
Richmond
John A. Patton
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. 3
Witham
L Anderson
James T Ht
Ear
James I. Anderson
Isttera and Pamphlats
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Thia
Branch Associa
Carrollton
LaGrange
Eatonton
Dawson
W . Witham
Crawford Jackson
Cerrollton
Dawsonach
Newnan LaGrange
Eatenton
Georgia
Greensboro
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Cecil Wilcox
Darral County Juvenile Protective Association
Jacksonville
Fla
Gam Ong
Alabama
Arkangel
Morida
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
D. 5. Hausman
Montgomery
Fegin
Birmingham
Little Rock
Ark
Oldman
Hudson
Miami
Junige Pritchard
Federal Court
Asheville
Greeneboro
Raleigh
U C. Wygon
North Carolna
0. Patterson
J. L. Mann
James A McCullough
W. T. Cooper
L G Hardman
Beeen
F #& Amérews
GW E MecChire
Minsed Hilas Hanaerd
Kate Halsted
George Junior Republic
Largest still found in Alabama hidden along Coosa river
In Coosa county near Montgomery on a desert island of the Coosa river, Knox Booth and Deputy Hill uncovered one of the state’s largest stills yesterday. About a thousand gallons of beer were destroyed after the operation. The still was reached by boats from the shore and guarded by men on the banks as Thomas Davis faces bail.
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Montgomery
Ala
Cooan River
Coosa County
Rovenus
Knox Booth
Deputy Hill
Thomas Davis
House Cure Remedies for Alcoholism Advertised in Memphis
An ad proscribes home treatment for drunkenness and drug addictions offered by James Tallent and James Sanatorum at 228 Poplar Avenue Memphis Tennessee. It promises relief from whiskey and tobacco habits with prepaid booklets and confidential correspondence. It states prices for various cures and provides sample treatment and testimonials.
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Chase James
Memphis
Whitard
Dague
Ark James
James Houe
Charles B James
James Sanatorium
Poplar Avenue
Tenn
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