Knoxville Poultry Expert Promotes Appalachian Exposition
I Andigier of Knoxville editor of The Industrial Hen visits Atlanta to drum up support for the Appalachian exposition to be held in Knoxville in September. He says a poultry show will be a leading feature, with over $100,000 raised and plans for a 26000 square foot poultry building to host thousands of birds and top premiums.
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I. B Andigier
Knoxville
South
Atlanta
Andigier
Taft
William J Qliver
Waa
Mr. Andiziet
North
South Carolina
Virginias
Tennesse
Alabama
Georgia
Apalachian
Wndigver
Thisme
Andigler
Cty
Charles ©. Harwell
Atlasnta Poultry Show
Appalachian
Diamonds for Investments Rise in Value Now
Diamonds described as strong investments with rising prices. Highlights include top quality stones in many sizes, available loose or mounted for buyers.
A Relief From Catarrh Offers Quick Cure
A 19th century advertisement promotes Eclipse Catarrh Cure with testimonials and pricing. It claims immediate relief and potential cure for catarrh, urging readers to send twenty five cents for a sample, or one dollar for a regular package, and includes a signature from Mrs Adline Hall of Samantha Alabama. A separate brief legal note reports a life sentence for a Negro woman named Mama Martin in Spalding Superior Court for killing her husband.
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Eclipse Med. & Mfg. Co. Avante
Sira
Catarrn
Adline Hall
Samantha
Folipse Medicine & Manufacturing CO
Atlanta
Griffis
Mama Martin
Regan
Spalding Superior Court
Southern railroads urged to recruit settlers and boost traffic
Col G W Deen w rites that southern lines neglect farming wealth and immigration. He advocates campaigns to lure northern settlers to Georgia and Florida lands, proposing 100 improved farms at stake, with passenger traffic to back rail tonnage and economic growth along lines from Chadbourn to Waycross.
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Southern
Southern Railroad
South
Sam. W. Deen
Deen
Southern Railways
Hirs
Wesr
West
Chadbourn
N. C
Charleston
5. C
Savantah
Hastings
Sanford
Fin
Georgia
Hature
Jury 5S Criticised by Federal Judge
Albany Ga January 22 Special Much comment followed Judge Speer remarks to the jury declaring a mistrial in United States vs FD Manning. Manning, a money order clerk in Albany post office, was accused of embezzling funds. The courtroom was crowded as the judge lamented the mistrial and excused jurors until tomorrow morning.
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Albany Ga
Tom Afraidon
The New Obsession with Automobiles in Everyday Life
A playful verse by Horace Doda Geatit from Success comments on the rising ubiquity of motor vehicles. It imagines cars in farming, cooking, dancing, sports, and daily tasks, claiming the motor age is everywhere from fields to kitchens as society embraces automotives and their influence.
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Horace Doda Geatit
Ives
Bank of Gough Chartered Receives State Charter
Secretary of State Philip Cook yesterday issued a charter to the Bank of Gough located in Burke county Georgia with capital of 28 000. Incorporators include LD Hill J B Cates J R Robinson from Gough O K Brandon and J C G Tinsley of Vidette John L Phelps of Keyaville and John D Walker of Sparta.
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Bank of Gough
Philip Cook
Rail rates on compressed cotton held discriminatory to Jackson
Interstate Commerce Commission rules January 22 that railroad freight rates from Brownsville and Covington to New England mills and from Jackson are unjustly unequal. Elimination order requires Jackson to adjust its rates to New England points by next March and maintain them for two years.
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Washington
Brownsville
Covington
Jackson
Tenn
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Railroad Commission of Tennessee
Mississippi River
Nes
Manintain
New Orleans
Standard Ol
Record Ol Company
Fouldlang
Examiner Hinger
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Maneas City Southern
Midland Valey
Louisiana Railway and Navige~ HG
Morgan
Lousiana Bog
Texas
Baton Rouse
Will Provides Farm Work Condition For Epperson Estate
Lexington Kentucky January 22 A probate filing reveals a will by Mrs Arthursa Epperson setting an equal division of a large estate among her children with a five year condition. Any child who leaves the farm marries quits working or joins real estate ventures before five years elapses loses all interest except one dollar.
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Lexington
Arthursa Epperson
Jon
Blue and Gray Encampment Set for Southern Pines Date
Fitzgerald Georgia January 22 Special Major B F Dixon of Raleigh N C commander in chief of the National Association Blue and Gray met with officers and Fitzgerald post and fixed April 18 19 20 for the national encampment at Southern Pines N G A public meeting was held in city hall with invocation by Rev Lightener welcome by Colonel C B Teal responses by Judea EB Wall martial band former Confederate Major Dixon gave an energetic address praising the Civil War era veterans and urging unity between old veterans.
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Blue and Gray
Southen Pines
Fitzgerald
B. F. Dixon
Rateigh
N. C
National Association
Fitzgerald Post
Bouthern Pines
N. G
Lightelter
C. B. Teal
F. Dixon
Dixon
Flour Sale Note From Local Grocers
A short purchase notice indicates KE K K Fiour is sold by local grocers, with emphasis on availability and retail flexibility across shops in the area. No further details on price or stock levels are provided.
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Dis Grocers
Afterthought Copper Company Explores Vast Shasta Belt Prospects
Afterthought Copper Company touts 1700 acres in Shasta County California with its own smelters and mills, claiming unlimited ore bodies and a 45 to 60 million dollar legacy of copper mines. It compares earnings of major peers and offers stock at 25 cents per share for immediate subscriptions, inviting inquiries with a large illustrated prospectus.
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Shasta Copper Belt
Shasta County
California
Stockton
Torancisco
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Atlantic
Swansea
Wales
Tron Mountain
Iron Mountain
Balaklala
Trinity
Mammoth
Bully Hill
Anaconda
Tta
Calumet and Hecla
United Verde
Montana
Calumet and
Arisona
Arisna Copper Company
Horticulturists to hear fruit exchange officials
Georgia Fruit Exchange leaders President J F Murph of Marshallville and Manager M Fleming of Amanta will address the Georgia State Horticultural Society in Sparta on January 27 28 outlining exchange work. Fleming and staff have pledged 70 percent of the peach crop to the exchange this year. Governor Brown will speak Thursday.
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J F Murph
Marshallville
Georgia
Fleming
Marks
Raou
Auccess
Sparta
Walter FP. Dwingle
United States Department of Plant Industry
P. J. Berckman
Auguste
Hudaon
Worsham
State House
Brown
Society
Cashier Arrested in Arkansas Bank Embezzlement Case
England Arkansas January 22 J C Goodrum Jr former cashier of the Blerchents and Planters Bank of this city has been placed under arrest and held under bond of 38000 to answer tomorrow to a charge of embezzlement of bank funds to the extent of 2964 dollars Goodrum was taken into custody yesterday following an extended day of investigation into the assets of the bank by an ace accountant
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England
Ark
J. C. Goodrum, Jr
Blerchents and Planters’ Bank
Goodrum
College Men to Take Census in New York
Three hundred college men from Columbia and other New York institutions will take a competitive examination to select census enumerators. The effort is headed by Alexander Cumming of the canvassing department.
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New York
Grea Sudente
Columbia
Alexander Cumming
Camsng Durente
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