Fitzgerald Bank Annual Meetings Show City Prosperity
Fitzgerald January 17 Special The three strong banks held stockholder meetings and reported genuine prosperity for the city and county. Exchange National led in deposits and surplus with the largest cash and exchange balance in the region, First National posted substantial yearly gains including a 10 percent dividend and $700,000 surplus, with deposits over $250,000 and resources above $750,000. Third National, though two years old, announced a cash dividend for the last half and added to the surplus.
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Fitzgerald
Exchange National
First National
Third National Bank
Macon Man Falls to Death From Water Tank
Hampton on January 1 Special IEB Oliver of Macon was hurled from the top of a 60 foot water tank while at work. His feet slipped and he was thrown to the ground. Death was instantaneous.
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Hampton
Ieb Oliver
Macon
Olin J Wimberly Laid To Rest In Macon
The funeral of Olin J Wimberly was held at the family residence on Tattnall Square and the remains laid to rest in Rose Hill cemetery. Mercer University faculty and students attended, as did many Macon lawyers, with notable escorts from the bar and Mercer. A memorial committee and honors from the War were noted, and a memorial at the February term was planned.
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J Grace
EH Hall
Alexander Akerman
W Oa Hariig
RC Jordan Aday
T E Ryals
RC Jordan
Arthur Gudington
ET Yolmes
JF Sellora
J R Moseley
E G Harris
Emory Speer
Wiliam H. Felton
Robert Hodges
John I Hall
W A Harris
Boyd Morris
Merril Callaway
Inngolay
WN Ainsworth
Wesleyan College
Whitberry
Moon
S Me Wimberly
Mercer University
Macon
New York Tragedy Leaves Triplets Dead at Home
Mrs Kan Katcha a native of Alaska killed her three newborn triplets yesterday at her Bronx home, witnessed by her husband who did not intervene. Ratcha, described as the brown bear of the New York Zoo logical Gardens, is linked in the report.
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New York
Kan: Katcha
Alaska
Sahe
Bronx
Dirs Ratcha
New York Zoological Gardens
Joint Time Card Request Reaches Rail Board for Action
The railroad commission urged Chairman Wicker of the board of control and Chairman Harman of the union station board to decide on publishing a joint time card showing all passenger trains in Atlanta. After judge Hines advised the board has authority to require joint schedules, the commission pressed for a rapid conclusion, saying publication may be required if railroads fail to cooperate.
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Raiload Commission
C A Wickerahem
Board of Control
Charles E Harman
Union Station
Atlanta
James K Hines Spedial
Messra Wickersham
Herman
Itg Jettar
Nervicw
Hartwell Ready to Reopen Mills February First
Fleming Bailey Fowler, owner of the Hartwell cotton mill, plans a February 1 reopening under Beaverdam Manufacturing Company after a July strike closed the mill. Julian McCurry Irving Bal edoman and New York commission men visit Hartwell to oversee the relaunch with new management including John M. Wrent and Wright handling office duties.
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Hartwell
Hartwell Ga
Fleming Bailey Fowler
Asan Candler, Sr
Amn @ Candler, Jr
Julian McCurry
Irving Baledoman
New York
Bowler
McCurry
Alee
Fowler
Gnome
Beaverdam Manufacturing Company
John MW Wrent
Wright
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Wilmon Newell
Louisiana Crop Pest Commmission
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Taft
Senate
United States
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Michigan
Horace H Lurton
Arthur ¢ Denigon
Koeppen
Robt. M. Heard
Elberton
Elbert County
Spectal
Robert M Heard
Elbertons
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Methodist Church
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Empire Life
Mutual Legal Reserve
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