Free Maps and Logs of Constitution Tours Now Ready
The Motors and Highways department of The Constitution offers free or postpaid copies of drives and tours previously published. Available maps include No.1 Thirty-five mile drive by Federal Prison Hapeville Fort McPherson Cascade Springs Adamsville and West Haven. No.2 No.3 No.4 No.5 No.6 Lithia Springs. No.7 Lake Bennett. No.8 to Ben Hill. No.9 to Anata Springs. No.10 Warm Springs via Griffin. No.12 Borden-Wheeler Springs. No.13 Dahlonega. No.14 Rainy Day north side drive. No.15 Today's map. Clip from paper.
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Motors‘ and Highways Department of the Constitution
Constitution Office
Federal Prison
Hapeville
Fort McPherson
Cascade Springs
Adamsville
West Haven
Dunwoody
Chamblee
Jester’s
Fairburn
Jonesboro
Ben Hill
Holton
Anata Springs
Griffin
McDonough
Warm Springs
Newnan
Columbus
Canton
Marietta
Roswell
Borden-Wheeler Springs
Ala
Bremen
Rome
Dahlonega
Gainesville
Cumming
North Side Drive
Franklin Organization Fetes John Wilkinson on 20th Franklin Car Anniversary
Syracuse July 2 The Franklin factory and the nationwide Franklin dealer network honor John Wilkinson vice president and consulting engineer who 20 years ago began work on a four cylinder air cooled automobile. From 69 workers in one building to 34 acres and 3200 employees today the Franklin plant has grown, shipping nearly 65 000 cars and marketing in 25 U S cities and twelve foreign countries. A 1921 Franklin remains true to the originals design with air cooling solid wood frame and full elliptical springs. Wilkinson stands among a small group of early auto pioneers whose faith in the vehicle helped spark a transportation revolution.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Franklin
Franklin Dealer
John Wilkinson
Franklin Company
America
G. Averell
New York City
Met Franklin
Frank
Lin
Wilkinson
Mr. Wilkinson
Franklin Organization
Barbecue on Fourth Planned by Dalton Juniors
Dalton Council No 30 Junior Order of United American Mechanics announces a Fourth of July barbecue and picnic at Varnell Station in the county. State vice councillor Bob Blackburn of Atlanta will be principal speaker. The event includes a flag and Bible presentation to tie to school.
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Dalton
Dalton Council
Junior Order of United American Mechanica
Varnell Station
Bob Blackburn
Lanta
Willard Men At Atlanta Convention Urged Sales Push
Willard managers from Atlanta and Cleveland attended a one day convention urging increased advertising and sales efforts to combat the current business slump. The Atlanta district led sales for years, with plans for an aggressive campaign to reclaim the cup in 1922 after praised performance by Manager Dunbar.
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Willard
Ion
Atlanta
Dunbar
Nigar
Unta
Gardnér
Win
Cleveland
Naw
Dubbar
Logan Names Heads of Sales Department in Atlanta Firm
James L. Logan names N. E. Marshburn and B. F. Van Wormer as managers of the sales department of his Atlanta real estate business. Logan praises Atlanta’s future and notes industrial development plans ready for public maturity.
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Logan
N. E. Marshburn
B. F. van Wormer
James L. Logan
Atlanta
James I. Logan
Marshburn
van Warmer
Viag
Pittsburg
Walker Wood Products Plant in Valdosta to Make Paper Material
The Walker Wood Products plant planned for Valdosta will produce a material from stump and limb chips after turpentine and resin extraction. The pulp is shipped to Connecticut mills for conversion into paper, with samples of string and brown wrapping paper produced from this pulp.
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Valdosta
Walker Wood Products
Connecticut
Walker
Dort Reduction Improves Sales In Atlanta Dealers
Dort automob iles price cuts at McNeel Varn Motor Co at 3 W Peachtree St draw quick orders from retailers and wholesalers. Company says the move boosts confidence among smaller dealers and should lift sales volume after a period of slow demand.
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Dort
Ie McNeel Varn Motor
Peachtree Street
Ofti
Tillery Expected to Win Freedom Soon in Fraud Case
Mark Tillery, described as a bunce man, aims for release within days. A $2,500 bond for a July 6 federal court appearance in Atlanta was signed by J. M. Bentley. A $7,500 bond arranged in El Paso ensures his presence in district court to face charges of using the mails to defraud. He is linked to El Paso authorities on similar charges.
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Mark Tillery
J. M. Bentley
Capital Avenue
el Paso
Texas
Atlanta
Benting
Tillery
Heig
Bar Referendum on Tax Increase Board Requests
At a board of education meeting Fulton county legislators are asked to introduce a tax increase bill without a referendum clause. The plan seeks to raise the ad valorem rate to $1.00 per $100. Legislators will meet at city hall to discuss the bill. Representatives Virlyn B. Moore and Murphy M. Holloway support the bill with the referendum clause. Ernest G. Bentley opposes.
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Board’ of Education
Fulton County
City Hall
Montay Y Sporning
Representa Patives
Virlyn B. Moore J
Murphy M. Holloway
Ernest G. Bentley
Atlantian for July Now Off the Press
The July issue of The Atlantian appears with Governor Thomas W. Hardwick on the front cover and an editorial urging wise leadership. It marks the republic’s birthday with a patriotic essay and covers Camp Gordon retention, the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, and the Georgia General Assembly now in session. Jokes, reading matter, and ads fill the rest.
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Atlantian
Thomas W. Hardwick
Camp Gordon
Georgia General Assembly
Hanson Cars Praised by Ad Club Delegates at World Society
Hanson Motor Company receives hundreds of complimentary letters from delegates at the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention. Visitors praised the Atlanta made aluminum car for riding qualities and lack of rattles, and were surprised by Hanson’s extensive southern plant with body building and finishing departments. The firm plans to expand newspaper advertising nationwide.
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Hanson Motor Company
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Hanson
Mississippi planter urges cotton ban to kill boll weevil
Walter Clark, a Mississippi planter, asks Governor T. W. Hardwick to push Georgia lawmakers to ban growing cotton next year. He argues the boll weevil causes damage this year and that eliminating one crop can eradicate the pest in the South, claiming such legislation would make the region the richest in the country.
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Walter Clark
Mississippi
BSS
T. W Hardwick
Georgis
Clark
Texas
Hardewick
South
WANTED Territorial Manager for puncture proof tire
Classified ad seeks a territorial manager capable of earning 8000 to 15000 dollars yearly on commission by securing distributors and dealers for a puncture proof tire. Claims include a 100000 miles proven track, 150000 dollars spent on testing, and 1,000,000 miles of service credit with Armour Institute of Technology tests noted.
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Armour Institute of Technology
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John Wilkenson
Minter Homes Company
Huntington
W. V
Greenville
C. J. B. Leek
Minter Homes
Minter
Wood Products Plant
Taylor Motor Company
Peachtree
Ivy
COLE
Motor Car Company
Indianapolis
USA
Advanced Motor Car
Fordson
Detroit
Fordson. Tractor
C. C. Baggs Auto CO
JAS. H. Prichard Motor CO
Whitehall. St
Belle Isle
East Point
Peachtree St
David T. Bussey
E. F. Tuggle Decatur, Ga
Enutation
John M. Smith CO
Auburn Avenue
Mccormick Bldg
Chicago
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