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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
10
An advertisement touts a half price sale on a $5 Smart Set Corset. The note highlights an introductory offer of a special Smart Set model at exactly one half below value, describing a beautiful imported mercerized white batiste corset boned with quality features.
A sale advertises Breakless Broncho Bone corset boning as superior for comfort and fit. Limited stock of $5 Smart Set corsets priced at $2.50, with sizes 18 to 28 and two pairs of hose supporters. Buy promptly to ensure proper size and test the garment's appeal.
The Atlanta committee, led by S A Miles and John Murphy, outlines converting a 20-foot alley and Taft Hall basement into exhibit space for a fall auto show. Closing Courtland Street for ten days, ventilating Taft Hall basement, and securing front porch access aim to provide ample room, with streets committee expected to approve.
A new shipment of $1 waists arrives featuring strict tailoring and laundered cuffs. Styles include pleated fronts and plain designs with Gibson pleats, in white fabrics such as linen cambré madras lawn and batiste, all sizes. Also offered are finer lingerie waists with lace and embroidery at $1.
Assistant District Attorney Akerman prepares an appeal in the Electric Supply Company receivership case from Macon to the state Supreme Court. The move seeks to overturn Savannah court rulings on asset turnover held by Receiver W V Davis under an agreement with Judge Speer and Judge Chariton.
A strong Macon delegation and many Georgia attendees met in the Colored State Fair Association office this morning to discuss prospects for the upcoming colored state fair. The gathering focused on planning, funding, and community participation for the event.
Albany Ga July 14 Special The largest Masons gathering in south Georgia in years began in Albany this morning for the sixth annual Second District Masonic convention. About 1000 delegates and several hundred other Masons attended events, with public exercises at the Chautauqua auditorium. Mayors and dignitaries welcomed attendees as memorial exercises were led by Grand Treasurer J M Rushin of Boston.
Rome Georgia public school board held its annual meeting and organized for the coming year. A F Gangrell was reelected president, Dr. R Wicker named vice president, Max Meyerhardt secretary. The seventh ward school construction contract was awarded. Superintendent J C Harris presented the annual report.
Mobile July 14. Deputy Sheriff Louis Bohlman shot near beer dealer Robert Saxton of Prichard after Saxton struck Bohlman with a bottle. Saxton was mortally wounded in the mouth. both men were taken for surgical care following the clash at Saxton’s place during enforcement efforts.
Nashville July 14 Miss Cora Fields 21, upon learning her sister Frances had wed their cousin Willie Carothers, shot herself at their uncle's home near Vernon. All involved are prominent in Hickman County.
The Senate approved multiple measures including biennial sessions of the General Assembly, tax exemptions for producer owned agricultural products, and allowing municipalities to expand bonded debt for public utilities. Other approved bills cover education on trash basics, prohibition of trading stamps, defaming statements about a female, and judicial powers to suspend sentences.
Ernest Philen a 30 year old veteran fireman fell from the aerial truck ladder during a public monthly drill in front of Birmingham city hall. He was rushed to the hospital and died five minutes after arrival. He lived in Thomfaville Alabama.
Montgomery July 14 Governor Comer announced a proclamation for an extra legislative session. The meeting date for Whicts was set for July 17 and will be issued tomorrow. Indications point to a broad agenda and a session lasting seven weeks or more. Negro Had Gold Watches.
An archival notice describes a clearance sale to remove a cluttered Bric a Brac and nearby elevators. Items range from damaged to mint and priced to move, with a partial list including lamps, jardinières, clocks, vases, mirrors, and candlesticks offered at deep discounts.
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