Kicks Against Messenger Fee Sparks Commission Probe
Rev. Clement C Cary of Johnson Avenue protests Western Union 19 cent messenger charges within Atlanta's one mile limit. He argues the 10 cent practice beyond the limit violates Rule 9 and seeks relief. The commission plans a hearing after his formal complaint and letters urging redress. Meanwhile two towns Ubalda and Charlotteville press for depot service from Georgia and Florida Railway, risking a fight over whether one depot or two should be built. The commission will hear the dispute to decide depot location or mandate separate depots.
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Clement C. Cary
Johnson Avenue
Railroad Commission
Woutarn
Upton Telegraph
Atlanta
Western Union
Cary
Mr. Cary
Montgomery
Toombs
Ubalda
Charlotteville
Georgia
Florida
Railroad Company
Whalde
Charlottevide
Professor Blair Gets Place in Washington High School
Washington Ga January 29 Special Professor Blair of Indiana has been elected by the board of education to fill the vacancy on the Washington high school faculty created by the resignation of Miss Rowena Turna from Eufaula Alabama Blair is a nephew of Superintendent P H B Henry who has led the city’s public schools for two years
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Blair
Washington, Ga
Professor Blair
Indiana
Board of Education of
Washington
Washington High School
Misa Rowena Turna
Eufaula
Ala
P. HB. Henry
Aged Actress Morse Dies at 80 After Apoplexy
January 29 report says Ioulsa Morse, a well known actress of many years, died today from apoplexy at age eighty.
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FR. LE
Ioulsa Morse
We Cure Eyes Free Advice and Cure Book Offer
Readers are invited to request a free cure book and learn a home natural method for eye treatment. The letter claims no surgery or doctor needed, no pain or danger, and promises guidance tailored to cases not including born blind or complete light absence. It cites testimonials from individuals in Midrich and Snyder, Oklahoma, and offers to describe each reader's case by mail.
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Ander
Gex Haugher
Snyder
Guarn
Cata
Midrich
Alva
Okla
Chicago
de Paar
Haverty
Athens and nearby Georgia towns hailed for progress and growth
Athens Clarke County leads as a business and education hub with a growing population around 2,000 at the time, a modern hotel, opera house, and a $300,000 nine story office building. Banks, cotton mills, fertilizer plants, and robust wholesale groceries anchor a developing regional economy. Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Gainesville, Hall County, and Athens all show expanding cities with modern streets, waterworks, trolley lines, rail depots, and thriving schools and banks, driven by road building and industry.
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Atladia
B. C. Pratther
Athens
Georgia
Aidles
Ahoula
Jeatl
Preither
Athena
Clarke County
Athens m
Georgia School of Agriculture
State Normal School
Fitzgerald
H. M. Turner
Ren Hill County
Turner
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railway
Ben Hill
Ben ‘Hill
Green B. Adair
At- Tanta
Gamn
Cradt
Adair
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Saturn
Merth
Plegva
Lewspa
Athony
Clarke
Gainesville
Uitte
Southern Railway
Georgia Midland Railroad
Hart
Hall County
Gainesvile
Happy
China
Sheraton
Ligetieal
Price
Arate, Price
Auburn Avenue
Pryor St
Arate
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