Club Women Meet on Federation Day Festivities
On Federation Day the Woman's Club held a large meeting with strong attendance. President Mrs Edward T Brown opened the session. reports and several announcements followed. Lectures on physiology were scheduled and a guest artist would speak next week. Various federation leaders praised the club's work and model schools, with entertainment including readings by Estelle Mitchell and a Steinhagen concert. Members hosted visitors with tea and chafing dish suppers, while a card gathering and social events announced for the week. The city federation executive board met to plan future entertainments.
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Department of Home Science
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Frances Bradley
Fisher
Atlanta
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Brown
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James Jackson
State Federation
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Robert Emory Park
City Federation
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Asell
Julius Brown
Audubon Society
W. P. Pattillo
Federation
Estelle Mitchell
Steinhagen
M. F. Wynne
Martha Smith
R. Les Walker
National Education Association delegates arrive in Atlanta
A civic note praises Atlanta club women for backing the National Educational Association convention. It mentions a large reception with visiting delegates, local entertainments, and social events. The piece lists residents hosting guests and musical gatherings, including a choir event by Rev. Father Bazin.
Social notes and entertainments in Atlanta clubs
Mrs Neile Hightower hosts a 1 PM card party honoring Miss Margaret Turk of Washington DC at Went Peachtree. Daughters of the American Revolution plan a Friday meeting to elect delegates to the continental congress. Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association meets in Carnegie Hall. Methodist city missions board holds a morning session at Trinity Church. Unitarian Woman's Alliance holds a 330 PM literary meeting at Mrs John L Moore in Jackson Street. Local social items include visits, travels, and upcoming entertainments among Atlanta residents and guests.
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Washington, D. C
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Joseph Hebersham
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West Peachtree Place
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Spencers Dala of
Sleigh Ride Ends in Sudden Death in Anaka Minn
A party of youths including Lewis Vicker of a nearby farm went sleighing to Blaine. After a long quiet, his female companion discovered he was dead. The coroner ruled heart failure as the cause.
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Lewis Vicker
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Ficker
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Poultry Show Opens Today at Atlanta with Delays
The first annual Atlanta Poultry Association exhibition, delayed by a flood of entries, will open Monday morning at 4 4pd Whitehall street. About 300 entries arrived, moving show setup upstairs to accommodate bantams, with every breed from Plymouth Rocks to Langshans, Minorcas, Leghorns, game birds, bronze turkeys, Pekin ducks, and pigeons on display.
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Whitehall Street
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North State Mill Report on North Carolina Textile Mills
State bureau reports 289 mills in operation in North Carolina with 83 421 spindles 41 596 looms and 39 193 machines. Total employees 50324 including 25916 men and 23494 women. Children under twelve reported by 202 mills total 128978 dependents on mills. Highest wages for men 52 05, women 97 cents. lowest wages men 60 cents, women 47 cents. child average 38 cents. Education rates show 84 percent of adults and 73 percent of children read and write. County counts include Alamance 20 mills Cabarrus 10 Catawba 12 Cleveland 10 Durham 7 Cumberland 7 Forsyth 13 Gaston 29 Guilford 9 Halifax 10 Lincoln 11 Mecklenberg 16 Randolph 11 Richmond 7 Rockingham 0 Wake 8.
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Wiggs Auction and Wiggs Card Co Advertisement
An old style ad touts Wiggs Auction games and Wiggs the card game from Wiggs Card Co Atlanta Ga. It promises two fine games one quiet one noisy and frolic filled. It urges readers to try Wiggs Price 50c with dealers or southern agent.
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Seed Sown for Early Cotton Maturity in Georgia
Eatonton Ga January 25 Special H R DeJarnette a prosperous farmer filed an order for 400 bushels of cotton seed to be shipped to Mississippi at 40 cents per bushel. The aim is Georgia seed early maturity and boll weevil pest control by introducing local seed.
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Brakeman Crushed Under Wheels in Americus Yard
In Americus Georgia on January 25 Thomas Jones a black brakeman for Seaboard railway was thrown from a switch engine and mangled to death. The exact cause remains unknown as authorities investigate the fatal accident in the railway yards.
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Thomas Jones
Seaboard Railway
Jones
Georgia Sues Tennessee Over Copper Nuisance at Ducktown
United States Supreme Court heard a motion by Georgia to file a bill in equity against Tennessee and associated copper firms to abate the copper fumes nuisance that has damaged property in nearby Georgia counties. Judge John C. Hart and Ligon Johnson led the Georgia delegation. the court took the matter under advisement.
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United States Suprese Court
Weabington
Georgia
Tennessee
Ducktown
Tenn
Bunday
Ligon Johnson
Atlanta
Constitution
Washington
John C. Hert
Seneral
Counsil
Supreme Court of the United States
State of Georgia
State of Tennessee
Georgia Line
Georgian
Hart
Death Pursues Dr Hillis in Two Year Span
New York telegrams report the Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis of Plymouth Church Brooklyn receiving a fourth death notice in two years. The latest comes from Chicago announcing the death of his sister in law. He completed duties in the pulpit and then left with his wife for Chicago.
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Hilla
To Buy Washingtons Sword Bill Seeks 5 000 For Grand Niece Sale
Senator Mc Comag introduced a bill in Washington on January 26 to appropriate five thousand dollars for the purchase of General Washingtons sword from his grand niece Virginia Taylor Lewis.
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Mule Runaway Injures Greensboro Sexton in City Wagon
A Greensboro Georgia incident reports a city mule frightened by a runaway wagon at about 4 PM injuring Newton Gordon the sexton. He was thrown from the wagon and dangerously hurt.
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Newton Gordon
Statue for Mathew Maury in Richmond
A bill introduced in the general assembly on January 25 proposes appropriating 8,000 dollars for a statue of Mathew Fontaine Maury the Pathfinder of the Seas. The sculpture would be placed in the capitol building or capital square and supporters expect the measure to become law.
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Richmond
General Assembly
Mathew Fontaine Maury
Pathfider
Capitol Building
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