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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1909

Page

10

Bond Election Dates Changed and Sewer Bond Debate

Quillian presses for a $1,500,000 bond package with $700,000 for sewers and $300,000 for schools while arguing for county help on sewer extension. The council delayed action as commissioners shift the March 29 bond election date from April 7 and prep for final decisions this afternoon and next Monday.

Amo~rong Astead Murphy Thce Quillans Goldsmith Quillian Convieta Atanta Cornellman Amorous Bonda General Council Hnance

League to entertain Folk and Johnson to visit Atlanta

The Young Men's Democratic League of Fulton County will meet tonight in Empire Building rooms 401-02 to discuss plans for entertaining former Governor Folk of Missouri and Governor Johnson of Minnesota during their visit to Atlanta next week. The group weighs possible entertainment ideas reflecting northern and central valley Democratic interests. The day’s high was 69 degrees.

Young Men's Democratic League Fulton County Charlen W Bernhardt Empire Building Folk Mianouri Johnson Minnesota Atlanta Wesley

TWO WARDS UNITE AND FORM CLUB

Property owners from the second and third wards formed a club to secure an equitable share of city funds for street and public works. They plan improvements including Boulevard widening, Washington Street paving, and Gaaving Ormond Street toward Cherokee Avenue, with meetings at the county courthouse and active participation urged.

Piedmont Grant Park Washington Street Giadinetty Ormond Street Cherokee Avenue A C Belcher George W Her Robert B Blacurn

Children enjoy meals under calm weather conditions

Weather today is presented as clear and cool with a slight drop in temperatures expected in the south. The report notes generally fair conditions with some cloudiness at various stations and moderate overall conditions.

New Peerage Elevation Amid House of Lords Shuffles

Reported in London across January the new peerage sees John Bibelair, long secretary to Beot land since 1005, elevated to the peerage. Pro moter Asquith aims to place a member of the house cables in the upper chamber though Liberal governance and Scottish affairs have reportedly suffered from the prior sack peers and disrupted conduct of Scottish business.

London John Bibelair Beotland Asquith Ins

This Thing of Buying 2 Watch Style Wide Range

The ad promotes buying a watch with clear guidance on durability and expectations. It emphasizes assurance from the seller about every watch, highlighting inexpensive options with known lifespans and higher quality pieces focusing on inner mechanisms. It offers plain and elaborate cases and promises accurate information.

In Memory of Atlantan Mrs W C Clark Pays Tribute

Covington Ga residents mourn the death of John Fiestcher Barclay, a beloved Covington figure and charity leader. The tribute from Mrs William Clark recalls Barclay as a peerless man whose gentle presence uplifted neighbors and strengthened the community during his years of service.

W. C. Clark J. F. Barclay William ¢. Clark Covington Daya John Fiestcher Barclay Georgia John F. Barclay Barclay Aulet Atticus G. Haygood Atlante

Van Houten Heads the Federation

The Atlanta Federation of Trade last night elected officers for six months and named a five member committee to organize a mass meeting to protest the fines imposed upon workers.

Atlanta Federation of Tradea Committee of

Van Houten Elected President of Atlanta Federation of Trades

Without opposition William H Van Houten of the machinists union was chosen president of the Atlanta Federation of Trades. B Marks of the web presamen was elected vice president, and Carl Karsten of the musicians union was elected secretary. The session, chaired by J Sephenson, also set plans for a future annual celebration and a protest against fines, with date to be announced after a special committee acts. J L Farmer of the garment work-

Messrs Gompert Mitchall Morrison Atlanta J . Sephenson William H van Houten Mechinists' Union van ‘Houten Marks Carl Karsten Musicians’ Union Wade Harting Hhas Long J L. Farmer

Plans Perfected for Mercer System Education

Brown House Macon Ga January 27 Special The closing session of two representatives of the secondary schools in the Mercer system was held this morning President Jameson and many with interest attended The preliminary arrangements for implementing plans from the Georgia Baptist convention education commission were completed and representatives secured full understanding of financial support and other matters The entire system will soon operate with the best of effect following the recent freeze days in Jameson’s Mercer office.

Brown House Macon Mercer Jameron Education Commission Georgia Baptist Convention Esterday Jameson

Blur City Inn staff and officials named in Atlanta trade protests

Washington reports designate board of visitors to Annapolis Naval Academy and appoints finance and auditing members. Federation leaders plan protest meetings in New York and other cities for fines on machinists. A five member committee is formed to organize Atlanta Federation of Trades events and protest actions.

Burrows Tillman Washington Benators Borers Aerate Wa C Annapolie Naval Academy Ers J M Pohler Stationary Engineers Wire & B Federation New York Messrs 'Gol 3 Mitchel Morrison New York City Grand Central ‘Palace United States Fiaper Lincoln Jerome Jones Atlanta Federation of Trades Iba Messia Jones Garrett Dean Robingen

Daniel Water Natural Digestion Promotion

A brief ad describes Daniel Water as a mineral tonic improving digestion by supplying alkali, reducing gastric mucus, and aiding the breakdown of food into soluble form. It claims relief from indigestion symptoms and lists a price of 10 cents, targeting readers in Union Point, Georgia.

Sastricae Daniel Ponder On Batok

President Bagley on Peach Prospect

A subscriber asks how Georgia fruit growers protect orchards from late frosts and fires. President Bagley and the Georgia fruit exchange say fires are rarely used in Georgia due to orchard size. conservation relies on earth moved around trees and exposing roots to slow bud expansion. Manager Fleming notes limited use of fires in Florida, but the practice is small scale. The exchange offers to answer grower inquiries on culture, transport, or other issues and welcomes suggestions. Bagley says warm weather recently did not injure peach buds and the outlook for the crop and prices remains favorable.

North Carolina Georgia Bagley Georgia Fruit Exchange Mr Bag~ley Fleming Exchange Florylda

Pension money to be mailed to ordin aries in Georgia

Pension Commissioner J W Lindsey said he completed rolls listing pension totals to be mailed to ordinary in Georgia. A governor’s warrant will approve about 340000 dollars for distribution to every pensioner by Monday. County totals include Bartow 418070, Bibb 20805, Cobb 18435, Fulton 380408, Muscogee 315805, Richmond 61540, and Camden 8.

J. W Lindsey Georgia Bartow Bibb Carroll Cobb Coweta Bekath Elbert Floyd Fulton Gwinnett Habersham Ny O Sauely Y Camden

Preacher Denies Reports As Florida Rumors Spread

Valdosta special reports Evangelist Burke Culpepper says sensational accusations about him circulating in Florida are false. The story claimed he engaged in a confrontation and fired, injuring a woman, but Culpepper denies any such incident and offers no proof.

Valdosta Burke Culpepper Florida

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