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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1875
Page
3
Fragmentary text describes Wesleyan Female College matters, a store sale of stock items, legal notices, court cases, and community notices. It references E. N. Broyles, Col. J. Goodnow, and multiple Fulton and DeKalb County items, with scattered dates and names amid mixed ad like content.
A long farewell note from convent school classmates speaks of gratitude to their teachers for guidance through studies in history and arithmetic. The item lists prize recipients including Maggie Skelly, Mary H. Batch, and Keane, praising the sisterhood and urging lifelong devotion to virtue and education as they head into life beyond the school.
Local notes recount a Supreme Court cession and felivery concerns as magistrates order inquiries into alleged misconduct. Police investigate whether acts by Lacs men 484 are true, with February 20, 1820, death noted in Martetta, Cee, Daly Street.
Fragmentary telegraph era text notes January 24 1919 with figures on coastwise receipts and cotton stock. Mentions May 6 values, loan items, and market activity. scarce readable names and places.
Fragmentary market briefs show cotton trade with quiet tones and mixed middling values. References mention middlings at 145¢ to 1344, net receipts and sales notes, and general July 18 market conditions with scattered prices and business terms.
Fragmentary OCR lists railroad names and lines such as Atlanta and Richmond Air-Line, Seadenger, Harmonia, Mol on, Western Exapire, and various individuals. The text seems to summarize railway entities and related figures without a clear narrative or date.
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