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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1910
Page
11
Publication notes editorial leadership with Clark Howell as editor and Roby Robinson as business manager. Brief masthead mentions Daly Sundiy Tel-Werkly Breyere Suseeye Taam and Daly publication credits. No further event details provided.
A Washington Bureau note from The Constitution outlines where readers can find The Constitution in New York venues and hotels. The column strings together a rapid-fire mix of political jabs, topical jests, and public figures with playful lines about living costs, governors, and national events.
Georgia faces a fresh wave of delayed trains and missed connections as schedules collapse across routes south of Macon. The Valdosta Times urges action by the state railroad commission to enforce reliable service and uphold public trust amid growing passenger and mail delays.
The Albany Herald argues the South should produce and process its meat locally to cut transport costs and middleman profits. It cites Georgia’s cattle suitability and the White Provision Company abattoir as a model, urging widespread regional packing houses to keep food dollars in the South and spur development.
The nation’s governors and National Civic Federation delegates hold talks in Washington on uniform legislation. Leaders from about thirty states share ideas to ease clashes between state and federal powers and to foster accord on major issues.
A communication from the patent flour bleaching process maker is published. The correspondent criticizes The Constitution’s stance and insists the paper has not and will not assume the role of arbitrator in the matter.
A Boston Post critique of widespread pistol carry argues that only enforcers may justify carrying a gun. It labels habitual carriers a menace, saying the mere presence invites trouble and can escalate to homicide, urging radical restrictions on pistol possessors.
A collage of dialect verse and humorous snippets reflects longing for spring in Georgia and rural life. It includes a boy’s wish to skip school to fish and enjoy roses, a blizzard song, comic dialogue about a major’s extravagance, hunger for daylight amid rising prices, and light verse about a julep deck and a country office dog named Blind Tiger Pup.
Letters defend the electrical flour bleaching process arguing high tests and court rulings support their method. ALSOP PROCESS CO. demands editorials consider their proofs against Dr Wiley and Ladd, cites England France ND courts, and requests a fair reply or retraction.
Governor Brown drew a state treasury warrant for 538900.50 to cover Georgia’s entire pension roll, speeding veterans payments by two weeks. The total this year stands near 939450.50 after corrections, with checks to ordinary treasurers and per-county distributions totaling 938450.50 across all counties.
John Corrigan reports from Washington January 11 that Senator Bacon remains confined to his room with a cold and hoarseness while the Georgia delegation follows updates on Senator Clay’s improving health. Georgian arrivals include General Peter W. Meldrim and I. A Dean as important conventions unfold. Georgia figures Strickler preaches in Washington. Walton county survey for the Fifth District Agricultural School will begin after Bulloch County work is finished as part of a state wide survey by the Department of Agriculture.
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