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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
3
Keiley Fuel Company of Walton promotes smokeless coal for furnaces as superior to anthracite and sells at four dollars per ton. The firm lists No. 6 Walton and phone number 3585 for inquiries.
The Eioma Bunting Stock Company presents The Wolf at the Lyric and audiences fill every performance with a high class show. The Casino remains busy with large matinees and plans to stay open for the summer if patron support keeps vaudeville lively. Next week features the Riva Larsen Troupe and Herbert Mitchell along with Snor and Mack and others on the bill.
At a committee meeting on the entertainment of the sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows great enthusiasm was shown. Future meetings will be held each Thursday evening instead of semi monthly. Headquarters will open soon with a manager and stenographer in charge. A number of committees were appointed.
A fragmented notice describes a drama series frame involving Ingérie and miners amid a 404 percent whitenal claim. Key names and places are unclear in the OCR text but suggest a local entertainment or industrial flare with disputed framing.
Miss Mary A Paris and Mrs Amanda J Moss are listed for morning and afternoon funerals at Central Baptist church Greenberg Bond Bloomfelds chapel and Mary Hesterly dies at 75. Funeral for James Hambrick and George W Waters noted. interments in Casey’s, Dalton and Sylvania cemeteries. Waters a long-time Screven County farmer.
About 166 retail grocers and butchers gathered at the New Kimball for a banquet promoting fellowship. Harry L. Schlesinger presided as toastmaster with speakers including T. B. Felder R. A. Broyles H. O. Heese A. W. Walker RH Manly CA Tappan HL Singer George H. Hoynton and H. Burge. C. A. Pound was invited but could not attend due to illness.
The murder trial of W. B. Lyens and Archie Lyens in Brunswick, Georgia began with the twelfth juror seated. Testimony included Dr. G W Drawdy and W R Williams among others as prosecutors and defense prepare for about six days of witness testimony and two days of arguments with roughly 180 defense witnesses and 45 for the state.
In Newberry County a mob sought to lynch Thomas Wer borough, a white farmer, near Silver Street but a deputy sheriff spirited him aboard a train and transported him to the state penitentiary in Columbia. Yarborough, aged 16 or 45 to 65, is accused of attempting to assault a neighboring farmer’s seven year old daughter. the crime allegedly occurred three weeks ago and came to light yesterday.
The Southern Railway issued an order to greatly improve Fort Valley division service, effective Saturday July 23. A new Atlanta to Fort Valley train will run 5 30 a m from Atlanta, 7 18 a m Williamson, 9 35 a m Fort Valley, with return at 6 16 p m Fort Valley, 8 36 p m Williamson, 10 15 p m Atlanta. The upgrade aims to address passenger objections and satisfy railroad commission concerns.
The Georgia Libby circle of the King's Daughters hired Attorney J. H. Dedgen to investigate the Home for Old Women in West End. Former inmates testified of roughness and possible misappropriation by Mrs. Purtell. Bail trovers seek return or bond on bed linens. additional filings expected.
A July market listing from Fidelity Fruit and Produce Co quotes Georgia cantaloupes at 1.00 to 1.20 per unit and California oranges at 4.00 pack, with varied prices for peppers cucumbers eggplants and other fruits. The item records Butter eggs and poultry prices across New York Kansas City St Louis and Chicago markets, noting steady trends and minor shifts in butter creamery and egg prices. A separate note reports Joseph Benner’s death after a sneezing incident in a New York restaurant.
Fragmented lines describe social norms of courtship and marriage, noting attitudes toward love, money, and children. The excerpt hints at gender roles and dating culture, presenting ironic reflections on bachelorhood and domestic expectations.
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