Post Office Augmented as Blodgett Overhauls Atlanta Office
Thibodeau becomes delivery intendent and Yancey takes over money order duties as part of Atlanta post office upgrades. Four clerks and four to five more clerks will join, plus two new carriers, to improve night preparation and route delivery. Mary Jokes named private secretary to Postmaster Blodgett, with Captain Maddox stepping down after long service.
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Thibodeau
Yancey Bryant
Dirs
Stokes
Blodgett
Atlanta
Thibedeau
Yancey “T
Bryant
Charles Maddox
Fo Re- T
Department of Delivery
Cap- Maddox
J. M. Ber
Joseph Bell
W. R. Covington
T. Tompkins
Mary ‘Jokes
Coloneldgett
Postmas
Georgia Bar Association To Meet At Warm Springs
Georgia Bar Association lawyers and judges will gather at Warm Springs for a three day session starting tomorrow. About 18 Atlanta participants will depart tonight and a large turnout from across the state is expected. The event promises a pleasant social and professional gathering with plans underway to ensure an enjoyable stay.
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Bar Association
Warm Springs
Georgia Bar Association
Atlanta
Garner, Julia A., dies after illness in city
Julia A. Garner of 81 Washington Street died yesterday after several weeks illness from congestion of the lungs. She and her husband J H Garner had two sons, R F Garner and Dr J R Garner. She was active in Trinity Church and First Methodist and served as a worker in charity circles. Funeral arrangements not yet definite. services likely Thursday afternoon. Bond’s Color exhibit opening noted at 691 1/2 Whitehall Street.
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A. Julia
A. Garner
J. H. Ier
Washington Et
Gs. Garner
R. F. Garner
J. R.ver
J. H. Garner
Southern
Bond’s
Whitehall
Crystalware ad proclaims three finest designs
The copy markets Crystaltings true glassware as strong and bright with light and floral shading. It touts a broad range of cut glass designs from the least ornate to punch sets, highlighting three most perfect crystal patterns for display and sale.
Passing Throng Reveals Georgia Politician Contest
In the Kimball lobby last night a stout youthful man in a Panama hat drew attention for his memory and social ease. Julian McCurry of Hartwell, recently elected to Georgia's legislature, is identified as the man with wide Georgia-day networks. Fellow guests note his effortless introductions and aim to meet many people, with remarks from observers praising his talent and recalling earlier encounters. Also present are Congressman-elect Tom W. Hardwick, Representative Steed, Hon. J. B. McCurry, Brick Miller, T. S. McClelland, and William F. Quillian Sr., at the Kimball or Aragon venues.
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Kimball House
Stout
Atlanta
Julian McCurry
Hartwell
Hart County
University of Georgia
Georgia
Ben Clifton
Juan McCurry
Tiffa
McCurry
Sam
Weather Notes for June: Warm, Dry, Windy in Atlanta
The local weather bureau reports a June mean temperature of 7 percent higher than any June since 1899, with a high of 56 and a low of 58 on specific dates. Rainfall totaled 2 inches, the smallest since 1829, with fifteen partly cloudy and twelve clear days and only three cloudy days. June was hot, dry, windy and dusty, and residents anticipate the next heavy cooling rain.
Three Way Fight Ends in Arrests Over Furniture Dispute
Z H Austin and J Tyler Waller of P H Snook Austin Furniture Company clashed with attorney Frank M Hughes in a Broad Street store yesterday around 5 80 o clock over a lot of furniture Hughes held for the firm and a quarrel escalated to blows. All three men were charged and to be tried by the recorder this afternoon.
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Yol
Z. H. Austin
P. H. Snook & Austin Furniture Company
J. Tyler Waller
Frank M. Hughes
Broad Street
Hughes
Waller
Austin
Recorder
Arrivals at the Aragon Hotel Reported
A list of visitors staying at the Aragon hotel overnight includes Willam Bradford Cedartown W C Bunn Cedartown James Davidson Greensboro N C G A Merritt Greensboro N C J A Shields Millen Ga R B Lang Batilla Ga T J Rose Owens Ferry Ga Macon Ga C G Johnson Coila Ga Dan Joseph Columbus Ga W M Cosgrove Georgia John Welch Athens Ga Albert Foster Madison Ga Boyden Wright Gedraia Mrs C J Hunter Americus Ga Miss Wheatley Americus Ga ROL Webb Athens Ga W A Broughton Madison W F Jenkins Elberton Ga W S West Valdosta Ga J G Srumforda Valdosta Ga.
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Aragon Hotel
The
Aragon
Willam Bradford
Cedartown
W. C. Bunn
James Davidson
Greensboro
N. C
G. A. Merritt
J. A. Shields
Millen
Lang
Batilla
Fast Rose
Owens Ferry
Macon
C. G. Johnson
Dan
Joseph
Columbus
W. M. Cosgrove
Georgi
John. Welch
Athens
Albart Foster
Madison
Boyden Wright
Gedraia
C. J. Hunter
Americus
Miss. Wheatley
Rol. Webb
W. A. Broughton
W. F. Jenkins
Elberton
W. 8. West
Valdosta
W. H. Griffin
Atlanta Fourth of July Celebration Plans
City officials announce preparations for a lavish Independence Day in Atlanta. bunting and flags will decorate streets while patriotic music plays. crowds from surrounding areas are expected as roads offer special rates. a sham battle by the Fifth Regiment, using a staged San Juan plan, will feature live troops and a machine gun in action for safety. Major Patton and Major Barker command troops with artillery support. a nighttime parade and fire department run close the festivities. many local businesses display flags and participate, with a large civilian attendance anticipated.
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Atlanta
Ruben Arnold
Tor
Imant
Atlisa
San Juan
Patton
Atlanta Artillery
W. W. Barker
Atlan
Wis
Griffin
Thgield
Capitol
Hang
Capital City National Bank
Shewmake & Murphy
the Constitution
L H. Oppenheim
Heinz & Hons
Atlanta National Bank
Foote’s Trunk Factory
H. Whensky
A. Med. Wilson
Foote & Davies Company
H. Silver
Georgia, Railway and Electric Company
Atlante Gas Light Company
YM. Rich Bros. & Co
Chamberlin-Johnston-DuBose Comupany
Keely Company
K. H. Simon
Deson-Paxon-Stokes
Copany
Bass, Goods Company
J. Well
George Muse
H. Kresa & Co
Ley, the Jeweler
Désatel Amper Groceman
M. R. Emmons Co
Ealae
Mary Ryan
Eisemarp Herring
Regal Bhoa - We Baptist Publication
Wheeler &Wilson
Mdpany
Bee Hiva
C. Fledmont Grocery
Cobmichael Furniture
Zachry
Orr Stationey Piano Company
Jacapany
A. Cruikshaw Herndon
Stephen RF. Waters & Co
Stamps
W. W. André Bros
Easterlin & C. Sel
J. J. Payne
Stewell Works
G. & Connors
Lovelace
M. H. L. Singer
Boynton Cola Realty Company charters in county court
In the courts an application for a charter by the Boynton Cola Realty Company was filed yesterday in the office of Clerk Arnold Broyles of the superior court. The incorporators are Mrs Myra H Boynton Charles Boynton and Mrs Clara B Cole. Capital stock may be increased to 200000 and the business is real estate dealing. Attorney J B Porter filed the petition. Also suit filings include G F Trader vs Southern Railway for 16000 for injuries June 2 at Southern railway shops.
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Arnold Broyles
Superior Court
Boynton, &$ Cola Realty Company
Myra H. Boynton
Charles
J. B. Porter
G F
Southern Railway Company
Southern Railway
Westmoreland Bros
J. C
S. 7
Hall
Howell
Fulton County Grand Jury
J. H. Lumpkin
Charles A. Howell
Mr. Howell
J. D. Collins
Court House
Wood Injured in Trolley Car Accident
Robert Wood Jr was severely hurt when his arms were caught between two trolley cars on Peachtree Street. He sustained a deep laceration to the left hand and a broken right arm above the wrist, performed in front of Peach 3 street opening. He was treated at home by Dr Elkins and his injuries described as painful but not dangerous.
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R. Wood, Jr
USA
Peach 3
Mr. Wood
Wood
Peachtree Street
Elkins
San Neta
Atlanta Pioneer Dies of Sunstroke at 77
M. M. Wilson, 77, longtime Atlanta resident, died of sunstroke on his son in law Frank Armstrong’s farm four miles east of the city yesterday at 1 am. Found unconscious in the field during extreme heat, he died before reaching the house. He lived in Atlanta since before the Civil War and is survived by four children. Funeral services today at his residence 175 Gilmer Street with interment at Oakland.
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M. M. Wilson
Gilmer Street
Atlanta
Frank Armstrong
Whsen
Saveral
Armstrong
Mr. Wilson
Mr.Wilson
Oakland
Mir J
Dann
Franklin Street
Reading
Misa Mabel E. Ferris
Delsarte
Delmar
Lever
Cranitonic
Cranitonic Hair Food Co
Cranstonic Hair and Scalp Institute
West Broadway
New York City
Grand Vaudeville Improves On Opening Night
Last night at the Grand the program showed clear gains over Monday with better orchestration and lighting. Miss Johnstone Bennett and Tony Williams starred in A Quiet Evening at Home, displaying vivid character work and clever costume changes. The Rent Collectors and Miss Retta Curtis als o drew strong applause, while several acts including fire dancing and the Hills’ child performers delighted the audience. Three matinees are on sale for the week. Also advertised is Brenjan College Gainesville promoting education for daughters with details on location, facilities, and tuition-free malaria risk.
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the Grand
Johnstone Bennett
Tony Williams
Four Hills
Holy
Allen
Retta Curtis
Rialto
Mule
Blalto
Mus
Aep
Nee Jong
Bill
Weston
Abbott Fined for Spurious Butter Sales
B J Abbott was fined 100 by Recorder Broyles after Sanitary Inspectors King Tre Gartrell and Watkins, under Health Officer Kennedy, proved he sold and repackaged bad butter. He reportedly bought substandard butter, processed it into about 360 pounds, and sold it at 20 cents a pound from 202 Woodward Avenue.
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Abbot
Recorder
Broyles
B. J. Abbott
Pose Court
Abbott
Sanitary Inspectora King, Gartrell and Watkins
Kennedy
Recorder’s Court
Woodward Avenue
Depot Committee Meets in Governor Candler's Office
The depot committee will hold a special meeting in Governor Candler's office at 11 tomorrow morning. Most members were in the city last night but declined to forecast the committee's action. Governor Candier notified the special council committee of Atlanta to be present.
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Governor Candler
Depot Committee
Candier
Special Council Committee of
Atlanta
Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy Ad Promises Quick Cure
A vintage advertisement touts Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy as a fast and permanent cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims to restore stomach tone, aid bile flow, relieve belching and fullness, cure constipation and bad breath. Sold in drug stores for 60 cents with a trial offer and medical novice free. Atlanta, Georgia.
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Tyner
Tyneh
Atlanta
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F. M. ‘Ian
T. C. Miles
L. J. Alston
Julia
Vaier & Berkele
Tom W. Hardwick
Washington
Kimball
Ww. Ez ‘Steed
J. B. McCurry
Hart
Bui Smith
Gwinnett
Brick” Miller
T. S. McClelland
St. Louis
Wiliam F. Quillian
Nannie Lou Warthen Institute
Wrightsville
Quillian
W. F. Quillian
Grace Church
Suben Arnold
ReginSham Battie
Bob Wood
Atlantan
Vield
Sbrenjan College
Gainesville
Blue Ridge
Tis
van Hoose
Noeligoo
Bella
Hirsch Bros
Whitewall Streat
Agoernoy Banister’s Fine Shoes
Heapress GD
United States
Canada
Havans
Cuba
Southern Express Company
Eanna Notover
Firetclacs
Clude
Title Guarantee & Trust Co
Empire Building
WN. G
Seaboard Air Line
Railway
Atlantic City
Kiisaul House
Eisemann Isres
Mom
Boys
Sele
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Atearta
Whitehall St
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