Notice to Contractors Sealed bids Smyrna Georgia 1921
City of Smyrna Georgia invites sealed proposals for furnishing labor cement equipment and materials for concrete curbing and granite headers. Bids due 8 30 p m July 21 1921 at City Clerk office Smyrna. Proposals must follow specifications and include a bidder bond of two hundred dollars payable to the City of Smyrna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Smyrns
Smyrnalanes
Cite Clerk
Knox Or
Tro Ine
Atlanta, Ga
L. Fambrough
Smyrna, Ga
Seanees
Atlanta
Local Theater Listings and Upcoming Film Highlights
Amusement Directory lists Lyric and Grand theaters with program ads and notes on Harriett Hammond and other stars. Metro and Criterion present Good Women and In the Heart of a Fool with Rosemary Theby, Conway Tearle, and Hamilton Revelle, plus weekly features at the Metropolitan and Rialto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theater
Keith
Losw's Grand
Vaudeville
Howard ‘Theater
Harriett Hanmond Rile
Metropolitan Theater
Rosemary Theby
Tudor Theater
Aveshiendoy
Conway Tearle
Deyila
Criterion Eater
Nilegon
International Congress for Child Welfare Opens in Brussels
The second international congress for child protection opened in Brussels with thirty states wanting representatives. The United States was represented by Mrs. Vernon Kellogg, Mrs. Henry Bayard, and Mrs. Ruth Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Welfare Congress
Brussels
International Congress For the
United States
Vernon Kellogg
Henry Bayard
Ruth Putnam
Watson Attacks in Senate Over Anti-Beer Bill
In Washington on July 19 Senator Watson, a Georgia Democrat, derided Senator Nelson's anti beer bill during a Willis Campbell debate. He declared he was not a whisky soak, attacked soft drinks, and warned the bill would enrich makers of lemon extract and cocaine. The exchange touched on prohibition, personal bottles, and church baptism at Sweetwater Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nelson
Minnesota
Watson
Senate
Georgia
Saia
Sweetwater Creek
Pasdaga
Norria
Prohibition Rhetoric Reflects Personal Temperance Stance
The speaker recounts strict temperance vows and opposition to open saloons. He recalls never drinking, notes joining a tamperance society by age 50, and criticizes prohibition as dangerous legislation while contrasting historical alcohol trends. He affirms abstinence and loyalty to the water wagon for food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
South
Abraham Lincoln
West
Macon and
Dixon Hine
Sinn Fein Adopts Wilson Points In Irish Talks
United News reports Sinn Fein revives Woodrow Wilson's fourteen points and argues self determination must guide the British Irish peace conference. Ulster's Craig asserts Ulster's separate rights, blocking a unified Dublin-London agreement as Lloyd George's talks stall. De Valera and Ulster leaders clash in a sporadic newspaper debate while Ulster remains in Belfast for an undetermined stay.
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A. E. Johnson
United News
London
Woodrow Wilson
Sinn Fein
Great Britain
Ireland
Ulster
James Craig
Wistar
Lloyd-Gedrae
Meighan
Canada
de Valera
Belfast
Southern Ireland
Dublin
Nat
Situation in Upper Silesia grows critical after French demand
London dispatch reports a fresh French note to Germany demanding disarmament of German volunteers and threatening reinforcements. Britain seeks an early supreme council meeting while France reportedly delays. Boundary issues for Upper Silesia Poland and Germany are urged to be settled and Rheinish sanctions removed.
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London
United News
Upper Silesia
Germany
Sounelt
France
Italy
Great Britain
Poland
Supreme Council
Quai D'Orsay
Briand
Near East
Grand
Green Convicted on Murder Charge in Tifton Georgia
John M Green was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment in Tifton on a case involving Daniel Sutton. An accompanying jury reached a not guilty verdict for W R Cook in his murder trial of W B Carter dating from June 1919. Both men were farmers and prominent locals. Sutton left a large family and Green has a wife and six children. Birth notices list a boy for J W Woodruff of Decatur and a boy for B Dyer of 366 Simpson Street in July.
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Tifton
John M. &. Green
W. R. Cook
Green
Daniel Sutton
Sutton
Cook
W. B. Carter
Fragmentary OCR Item From Central Avenue Notice
Fragmented readable lines reference Central avenue Withers Walker and orth Boulevard with stray numbers and dates. The text is incomplete but appears to be a local notice or personal record mentioning addresses and names without a clear event or outcome.
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S. Withers
de A. ‘Walker
Orth Boulevard
Local Mortuary Notices Chronicle Several Deaths
Marion L Hill 37 of 142 South Pryor street died Monday at a private hospital survived by father W F Hill brother William Hill and sister Annie Mey Hid Henry W Moody 59 of 114 Simpson street died Tuesday at a local hospital survived by wife four sons Olla Murray Paul and Jodie Moody one brother Clarence Moody two sisters Fannie Skipper and Miss Mary Moody Body will be sent to Griffin Ga Wednesday J R Myers Jr infant son of Mr and Mrs JR Myers Howell Mill road died Monday at the residence survived by parents Body of Merrill Calloway Low 63 of McDonough Ga who died here Monday at a private hospital sent to McDonough Tuesday survived by one daughter Mrs Thomas A Sloan Jr two sons Charles and M C Low Jr three sisters Mia Mary Zachary and Mrs Mattie Reynolds and Mrs Hat He Sima one brother John H W Sylvester Ga July 19 Special James H Parrish 73 died at home in Sylvester Sunday afternoon resident of Worth county thirty years old old age and weak heart cause death survived by three sons W C Parrish Ashland Ala C S Parrish Shawmut Ala and C C Parrish Lakeland Fla two daughters Mrs J W Tatum Ashland Ala and Rose Elia Parrish Sylvester Ga one brother E W J Parrish Danie Fla and one sister Mrs J P Lovett Burial Mount Plagah church county Wednesday
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Marion L. Hill
South Pryor Street
W. F. Hill
William Hill
Annie Mey
Henry W. Moody
Simpson Street
Olla
Murray
Paul
Jodie Moody
Clarence Moody
Fannie Skipper
Mary Moody
Griffin
J. R. Myers, Jr
R. Myers, Jr
JR. Myers
Howell Mill Road
Merrill Calloway Low
McDonough
Thomas A. Sloan, Jr
Charles
M. C. Low, Jr
Mia
Mary Zachary
Mattie Reynolds
Hat- He Sima
John H. W
Sylvester
James H. Parrish
Worth County
W. Cc. Parrish
Ashland
Ala
Parrish
Shawmut
C. C. Parrish
Lakeland
Fla
J. W. Tatum
Rose Elia Parrish
E. W. J. Parrish
Danie
J. P. Lovett
Sparks
Mount Plagah
Edgewood Avenue Building For Sale At 35 000
Adair Realty & Trust Co offers the former Coca Cola home office at the junction of Edgewood Ave Piedmont Ave and Coca Cola Place. Three stories plus basement, recently renovated and ready for immediate occupancy. Ideal for office and manufacturing with no mortgage and extended payment terms.
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Edgewood Ave
Piedmont Ave
Coca-Cola Place
Coca- Cola Co
Adair Realty & Trust Co
Moody and Low Funeral Notices From Griffin and McDonough
Moody Henry W. Moody died Tuesday morning at a local hospital in his 60th year of 114 Simpson Street He is survived by widow four sons Olit Murray Paul and Jodie Moody one daughter Vera Moody one brother Clarence Moody of Griffin two sisters Mary Moody and Fannis Skipper both of Griffin Remains will be carried Thursday to Griffin his old home for interment Awtry Lowndes Co funeral directors Low Merrel Calloway Low died Tuesday morning at a local hospital in his 63rd year He is survived by one daughter Mrs Thomas A Sloan Jr two sons Merrel C Low Jr and Charles Low both of McDonough three sisters Mrs Sarah Zachery Mrs Mattie Reynolds and Mrs Hattie Sims all of Allantan and brother John B Low of McDonough Ga Remains were carried Tuesday morning to McDonough for funeral and interment Awbry Lowndes Co funeral directors.
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Moody
Henry W. Moody
Simpson Street
Olit
Murray, Pail
Jodie Moody
Vera Moody
Clarence Moody
Griffin
Misa- Mary Moody
Fannis
Skipper
Sarah Zachery
Mattie Reynolds
Hattie Sims
Allantan
John B., Low
McDonough
Awbry & Lowndes Co
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Siene
Sapirkor
Morgan
Seels'a
Gore Wil Whitebatt
Durham Jewelry CO
Durham
J. E. Haley
LW. Peachtree
Snles
Webb & Vary Company
New Orleans
Interstatte Commerce Convission
Do Ita
Yarto No. BA
New Orleans Great Northern Railroad Company
S. Iide
Hin
Orleans Great Northern Railroad Company
We .B. Farris
Whitney Central Building
Toucians
Rome
Guy
Communista
Mansone
San Stefano
Carrera
Billy Beard
Jim
Marian Harkina
Daley
Mec & Daley
Party
The
Scott
Frank & la Tour
George Moore
Jayne Mary
Sigur
Roy Barnes
Fortoun
Sly Lawyer
Motion Pictures
Criterion
Buster Keaton
the Goat
Criterion‘ Orchestra Kinograms
Larry Lemon
Dave Love
Metropolitan Orchestra
William Christy Cabanne
Harriet Hammond
Howard
Orches! “Howerd
Perry
Bremer
Cornetist
Snooky
Jasper
American Compounding Company
Amusement Directory Theaters
Wilam
Christy Cabanne
Howard Theater
Harriet ‘Hammond
David Winter
Helen Lynch
Dulcie Cooper
Josephine Crowell
Metropolitan
Hamilton Revelle
Wazir Mansur
Nicolai Bronevitch
Wiliam Allen White
Rom
Georgia School of Tech A. M
Watters
Dean
U. S. Senate
Senator Watson
Congressional Record
Sweetwater Creel
C. P. Talbot Company, Inc
Peachtree Street
Auburn Avenue
Ivy
COAL
Truitt. Coal & Iron. Company
Wilson
J. W. Woodruff
Decatur
B. Dyer
Edgewood Avenue
Columnar Books
Kentucky
Standard Coal CO
Phong Ve
Peters
Conomise
RED Rock Company
Eneltree Arcade
Masa
James L. Respess
Certified Public Accountant
Atlanta Trust CO
Libb Realty
Macon
Kryptok
Kryptoks
Ballard
Walter Ballard Optical Co
Peachtree St
Lodge
Preeiache
J. Hubbard
Secretai
White
King
Seenseary
Carson
Luckie St. Bell Isle
Donehoo & Bazemore Company Funeral Directors
Hemlock
Bear Georgian
Smoke Stachelberg
Fietiron
Luckie Furniture Mfg. Co
Luckie
Ssn
Brewster Albert Bowes, Jr
Arthur Bie & Re
Brewster, Hewett & Hi Attorjeyet
Connally
Bulding
Long
Betty
Glenn Ivy
Tant Oite
Bou
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