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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1913

Page

22

State Chamber Meets Approval and Georgia Plan

A Georgia statewide chamber of commerce is proposed with a July meeting in Atlanta to form a unified organization. Backed by letters of support from across the state, the plan aims to coordinate trade bodies, promote home production, improve roads, and boost county and local development through cooperative effort and public health measures.

Chamber of Commerce Atlanta Georgia State Chamber of Commerce DM Times Natin American Union Ankers Northwest Gearaian John Wesley Savannah

Diamond buying advice and inspection urged before purchase

An appeal urges inspecting diamonds rather than relying on printed descriptions or quotations. The dealer promises lower prices than small shops and guarantees correct grades and weights. They cover express charges on shipments and offer attractive monthly payment plans with net prices detailed in 180 page catalogues.

Georgia plans state chamber of commerce push

Georgia launches a statewide chamber of commerce effort to boost livestock and dairy sectors, develop public hay presses, cold storage, creameries, and a ready cash market. A county-by-county booklet, advertising fund, and bi monthly governing board will coordinate with agricultural colleges and institutes to improve marketing, attract investors, and promote Georgia’s agricultural future. Strong support from Wilmer L. Moore and others. Read letters praise from business leaders nationwide.

Tered 1Georgia State Board County Board State Agricultural Department Georgia Enquirere State Agricultural College State Experimental Station Wilmer L. Moora Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Charles J. Haden State Chamber of Commerce Atlanta Jevery Apare Haden United States Joseph D. Davia Albany Herrendeen Geneva Chamber of Commerce Waycross Board of Trade W. . Sirmans Hugh G. Keegan Fort Wayne Ind Morgan County C. G.F Bradley South Georgia

Old Confederate veterans seek pension aid by locating comrades

Three letters received by The Constitution over two days show veterans seeking old comrades to qualify for pensions. Elma Slaughter of Louisville requests help tracing John Zachariah Hodges of Georgia, recalling Col. Bob Henderson and Capt. Halsey. W D Felder of Elko, Georgia, seeks Jimmie Davis of Cobb’s Regiment and Captain Priggett’s company. H. K. Akins of Winnsboro, Texas, asks for memories of his 424 Georgia Regiment Company I, March to August 1864.

Mias Bima Miller Slaughter Louisville John Zachariah Hodges Decatur Avanta Bob Henderson Halsey Hulee Hudges Cheatham Morgan Elma Slaughter 40Th Western Boulevard Louis Vile W. McD. Felder Elko Jimmie Davis Macon Cobb Priggett George Washington Adkleon Felder H. K Akins Winnsboro Texas Georgia

Local theater quip on ham acting stirs laughs

The Baltimore American notes a playful stir as theatergoers joke about actors labeled hams. The quip suggests some performers hogthe show, sparking light commentary about stage presence and overacting in a friendly, local scene.

Baltimore American

History of the Presbyterian Church in Georgia reviewed

The review highlights Rev James Stacy D D and his history of Presbyterians in Georgia from 1735 to the present, noting Stacy’s long service in Newnan and as Synod of Georgia clerk. It outlines the book’s chapters on early presbyteries, Atlanta Savannah Augusta Macon Columbus, religious education at Oglethorpe University, and the revival plan for Silver Lake.

Presbyterian Church In Georgia James Stacy Atlanta Presbyterian ‘Church In James Sracy Stacy Presbyterian Church Newnan Synod of Synod of Georgia Oglethorpe University Oglethorpe Sliver Lake Ike C. J. Stacy Elberton Dr. Stacy

New Novels and Irish Tales Popular in 1900s Press

List of new fiction titles with brief praise. Stella Aris by William J. Locke promises uplift from daily cares, in a tale rich with invention. Barbara by Alice and Claude Ashdown portrays an impulsive Irish heroine in bright, charming color. The Friendly Enemy by T. F. Cameron Wilson presents a dramatic social wrong story with keen, realist insight.

Stella Aris Wiliam J Locke Locke Baltimore Lanton Marcus Ordoyne Clementina John Lane Co New York Alice Claude Ashaw Green Isle Ireland Barbara Ignal T. FP Cameron Wilson Altimate

Fragmentary note from publishing house catalog entry

Fragmentary OCR text shows a line about is displayed against things and a publisher imprint attributed to G. P. Putnam's Sons in New York, indicating a catalog or printing context. The small readable fragment lacks clear event or person details.

G. P. Putman

Louisiana Masons to Inspect Canal in Panama

New Orleans July 13 Masons from 411 sections of the country plan a trip to Panama beginning July 26 to exemplify a class of 102. After Masonry degrees, a branch of the Ancient Arabic Orders Nobles of the Mystic Shrine will be instituted. Canal zone lodges come under Louisiana consistory, marking its first foreign degree ceremony.

New Orleans Louisiana Panama Noblea Canal Zone

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