Wedding and social notes fromMilas Mamle Parrott event
Social items detail weddings engagements and visits across Milas Mamle Parrott Straw Plain Tenn Baltimore Atlantic City New York and various Georgia locales. Guests include Misk Hazel Ittner Mrs Henry Ittner Mrs W S Goldsmith Miss Grace Goldsmith and many others with plans to travel to Baltimore New York and Atlantic City and to spend summers at cottages inns and clubs.
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Misk Hazel Ittner
James Ceek Dart
Will Tate
Henry Ittmner
Doman Park
Milas Mamle Parrott
Straw Plain
Tenn
GW. Parrott
Edwin Broyles
Baltimore
Hopkins University
W. S Goldsmith
Mias
Grace Goldsmith
Albert Hancock
Joseph Habersham Chapter D A Meets at University Club
The regular monthly meeting of the Joseph Habersham chapter of the D A will be held today at 3:30 p.m. at the University club. Margaret L Fratt, Corresponding Secretary.
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Joseph Habersham Chapter
D. A
University Club
Margaret L. Fratt
Tifton Protests Proposed Change in Mail Delivery
Citizens of Tifton and rural route patrons protest a proposed motor rural free delivery plan. Discontinuing routes No 1 and No 6 would cut service to about fifty-one miles, replaced by one motor route, with delays of six hours for half the population and high upkeep costs for the driver.
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Tifton
Washington
No. 1
No. 6
Atlanta 102 year old Dow comments on city traffic
Frlijay July 14 special from Frlijay Ga. Dow Grace aged 102 known as Old Daw returns from a trip to the capital. He dodges autos wagons and other traffic as he views Atlanta, noting it is behind with something he calls Ubew bauiin. He deems the town good enough but behind in hauling.
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Frlijay
Atlanta
Dow Grace
Daw
Avanta
Waal
Ubew
Entertain With Cue at Jumbro's Mill Campout
A Greensboro party hosted at Jumbro's Mill camp entertained about 250 guests with a fine barbecue. Mr and Mrs Armor Dr and Mrs and family Mr and Mrs JH McCommons and family attended along with several males from Greensboro.
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Greensboro
Jumbro’s Mill
Armor
JH. McCommons
Railroad bonds approved by New Jersey board
The board of public ity commissioners approved a 93,000,000 bond issue for the Pennsylvania Railroad company. Bonds bear 4 percent interest and are secured by a consolidated mortgage dated July 1, 1873. Proceeds will meet maturing obligations and waive capital expenditures.
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Islue
Trenton
N. J
Board of Publatility Commissioners
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Decatur Chosen as 1916 Georgia Editors Meeting Site
Eastman Ga July 14 Decatur selected as the Georgia Weekly Press association meeting place for 1916 after adjournment. Officers elected include President J G McAuliffe Milledgeville News first vice president Paul Harber Commerce News, second vice president J G Simmons Telfair Enterprise, secretary H M Stanley Dublin Courier Herald, corresponding secretary J J Howell Cuthbert, treasurer. Burton rival Rush Burton discussed a prohibition resolution. Amwers town delegation urged Brunswick St Simons trip after adjournment.
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Eastman
Pecal
Georgia Weekly Press Association
Decatur
Milledgeville News
Paul Harber
Commerce News
J. GC Simmons
Telfair Enterprise
McRas
J. GC. Barnes
Butler
H. M. Stanley
Dublin Courier-Herald
South Georgia
North Georgia
Burton
Aly i
C. M. Methvin
Eastman Times-Journal
Billy” Sutlive
Savannah Press
Methvin
Afc Cutchen
Brunswick
St. Simons
Brunswick Board of Trade
Georia Press Association
J. C.cCanliffe
Milledgeville
Noree I
Jekyl Island
Aires
Chinese Freemasonry group offers reward for Sam’s arrest
The Chinese Freemasonry society in Atlanta posted a 300 reward yesterday for the arrest of Rockman Sam treasurer, alleged to have absconded Tuesday with about 8800 from the strong box. Detectives from city and other agencies pursue the case. Sam and Lim Joe, worshipful master, are bound over 750 bonds regarding opium accusations after a recent apartment raid. attorney Hugh Howell aids in locating Sam. A temporary receiver has been appointed for the laundries at 40 Houston Street and at Boulevard and Highland Avenue.
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Chinese Freemasonry Society
Rockman
Taty
Cies West
Omer
Felice Buavers
Society
United States
Kock Sam
Lim Joe
Carter
ASG Reserve Fund
China
Japan Age
Hugh Howell
C. J. Smith
Houston Street
Boulevard and Highland
Kock
Driver of Armenian survivors reach Newport News
Newport News Virginia July 14 survivors of the British steamer Armenian torpedoed by German submarines arrived aboard the Winnifredian. Frank Hart reports several crew members including Jorges Vivo a veterinarian and a carpenter Brown were picked up and unaccounted for along with four negroes. Names listed include Hart McKeen Amanton McCool Cox Osborne Driver Baer and others from Thomasville Georgia New Orleans Louisiana Memphis Tennessee Sidnex Nebraska and Singer Glen Virginia.
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Newport News
Pight
Winnifredian
Frank Hart
Jorges Vivo
Brown
Hart
WLMI
McKeen
Louis Amanton
New Orleans
McCool
Bob Cox
Memphis
Tenn
Jess Osborne
Sidnex
Neb
Driver
Thomasville
C.F. Baer
Glen
Judge Wade Struck By Window in Capitol Accident
Judge Payton L Wade of the court was struck by a falling window in the capitol Wednesday morning when a weight cord broke. He was taken to the Mont hospital where he was found to have only a bruise and shock and was sent home after examination.
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Payton L. Wade
Court of One Pals
Capitol
Wade
Medmont Ganitarium
Griffin Chamber President Resigns After Two Years in Charge
Griffin Georgia July 14 Special Juslus W Gresham announces retirement as president of the Griffin and Spalding County Board of Trade effective August 1. He led the trade body efficiently for two years, greatly aiding Griffin and Spalding County's upbuilding with support from commissioners and the secretary, while modestly bearing credit.
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Griffin
Juslus W. Gresham
Griffin and Spalding County
Hparding County
Connor and Searcy Elected in Griffin
Griffin Ga July 14 Special at a regular meeting of the city council Tuesday night Judge C G Milly was elected city attorney to succeed Judge W H Searcy and Colonel W H Connor was elected city recorder to succeed Judge Mills The other applicants for these positions were Colonel Lucien 2 Goodrich for attorney and Colonel Tilden J Purdy for recorder both defeated Judge Mills and Colonel Connor are prominent young Griffin lawyers with many friends glad to see them honored.
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Griffin
C. G. Milly
W. H. Searcy
W. H. Connor
Mills
Lucien 2. Goodrich
Tilden J. Purdy
Malls
Colonel Connor
Greensboro’s First Auto Accident Reported
Greensboro Ga July 14 Special At 4 o clock this afternoon Greensboro had her first automobile accident W H Childs car collided with an incoming car around a dangerous curve Both cars were badly damaged but no one was hurt
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Greensboro
W. H. Childs
Silk Worm Raising to be Tried in Brooks County
Brooks County Industrial club will investigate silk industry viability after a favorable report by Dr. Kosigian. A 40 acre mulberry tract in Quitman will hatch about 3,040,900 silk worms and aim to produce raw material and finished goods locally. Project hopes include branch plants, annual business of at least 100,000, and Brooks County leading in the silk world within a few years.
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Quitman
Brooks County
Brooks County Industrial Club
V. Kosigain
Ank
Man
Quitman Jae
Sik
Brooks
40 000 Acre Land Deal Announced in Waycross
Waycross Georgia July 14 Special. Mendelson Lumber of Oeilla secured a twenty thousand acre timber tract in Cinch and the W Harrell Company of Pearawn took twenty thousand acres of the Sessoma estate west of Waycross. A large mill employing 809 will be erected at Sirmang. The Harrell Company at Gordell will be enlarged. Transactions approach 400000 dollars. One building lot and thirty five acres at Sirowns for the mill were sold to Henderson company. K Sessoms of Waycross and C Tickland of Valdosta handled the deals. Waycross and Western bought a 35 acre yard site in Waycross.
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Waycross
Mendelson Lumber Company
Oeilla
the & W. Harrell Company
Pearawn
Sessoma
Sirmang
Harrell Company
Gordell
Sirowns
Henderson Company
K. Sessoms
Cy Tickland
Valdosio
Waycross and Western
Waycros
Petition for Recall of Rome Commissioner
A recall petition circulates in Rome Georgia for First Commissioner W M Gammon. The petition cites general inefficiency and maladministration in appointments and execution of illegal contracts under the city charter. Gammon says the people must decide and that the contracts claim is a deliberate falsehood.
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Trome
W. MM. Gamnen
Tod
Rome
Aged man killed by train at Terminal Station
An elderly man believed to be R. B. Smith of Jacksonville Florida was killed early Wednesday at Terminal Station by an Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic passenger train. The body was taken to Patterson's chapel while relatives are sought. A mileage book named RB Smith and a Tuesday dated ticket were found. The engine man said he could not stop in time as the man stepped onto the tracks.
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R. B. Smith
Jacksonville
Fla
Terminal Station
Atlanta
Birmingham
Charlotte
N.C
Southern
Atlantic
le Man
Talemith
Tony
Trust
Meanthme
Osage Nation
Middle West
Berry School To Hold Farmers Conference At Rome
Berry School schedules its third annual farmers conference for July 29 30 and 31. Demonstrations on practical farming stock raising use of fertilizer and other topics will be presented by experts from the United States Department of Agriculture and state agriculture officials along with successful farmers and ladies.
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Rome
The
Berry Schoor
United States
State Department of Agriculture
Cherokee Life Sells Texas Business to International Insurance
Cherokee Life Insurance will dispose of all Texas and western operations due to state investment rules, limiting future business to Georgia, Alabama and Florida. The move follows offers to sell the Texas unit to International Insurance Company of Mission.
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Tome. Ga
Spe Et al
Cherokee Life Msurance Company
International —Inaurancee Company
M.isauri
Texas
Cherokee Life
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Wilson guarding Souths interests declares Adamson
Columbus Georgia July Special On the morning Austria declared war on Serbia President Wilson phoned leaders for a long conference on the impact on the Souths cotton and has worked to preserve the main crop rights amid a British blockade. Adamson tells Columbus chamber that Wilson is actively pursuing the Souths interests despite embargos and foreign pressure.
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Columbus
Austria
Serbia
Wilson
Underwood
House
South
W. C Adamson
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Boston
Farmers Meet at Powder Springs Discuss Agricultural Topics
July 14 speakers from the Seventh District Agricultural Society and faculty from the State College of Agriculture will lecture at Powder Springs. Live stock and related topics will be discussed, with farmers invited to attend and participate in the program led by educators and a federal bureau expert.
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Powder Springs
Jana
Brate Sorese of Agriculture
Interme
Foot Care Devices Advertised for Troops Relief
An early 20th century advert describes Allen's Foot Bane devices for soldiers. The belt and vest components aim to protect feet, reduce shoe irritation, and ease walking. Ad includes company address in Ray, promoting wartime foot protection products.
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Allen
Bane
Etsy Soldenberg
Pan
Allen S Gimsted
Uncle Sam Oil Company Promises Big Dividends Amid Oil Trust Clash
A dramatic prospectus urges investors to join The Uncle Sam Oil Company amid a fierce oil trust battle in Oklahoma and Kansas. It claims to own Osage leases, 151 miles of pipeline, and dozens of wells, touting legal victories and a national campaign to curb monopoly power while soliciting thousands of small stockholders to fund expansion and defend Osage leases.
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Keneas
Uncle Sam Oll Company
Middle West
Real
Uncle Sam Ol Company
Kenan
Oklahoma
Uncle Sam Oi Company
Missouri
Kansas
Uncle Sam 601
Wall Street
Right
Tele ‘Samil Company
Osage
Pawnee
Creek
Arcilla
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Supreme Court of the
United States
Uncle Sam Oi
Pipe Mae
Rts
Preas
Trust
Uncle Sam OD Company
Osage Oil
Ef Ofl Trust Tools
Interior Department
Enen Py
Stars and Stripes
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Telity Commission
Avny Honest Citizen
Dua Tima
Watrmity Dee
Spatenaixten
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