Scout Cargos On To Bainbridge A Pathfinder Tour Build Up
Bainbridge hosts scouts with a hearty sendoff as a large party travels from Moultrie toward Camilla and Decatur County. Leaders John Callahan and county officials push for Bainbridge to host the next pathfinder tour in November. The caravan travels through rough roads with plans to bridge streams and upgrade routes across Decatur County.
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Frank Welton
Bainbridge
Moultrin
Auton
Moultrie
Funaten
Hartsfield
Kutler
Kniebrew
Camila Car
AC Hartsfield
Camille
W Butler
Mow Butler
Fo. Lewis
Lewin
Carta
Ca Milla
Decatur County
Atgnera
J W. Callahan
Subera
J M Fleming
Ia C Bowers
J C McCaskill
J. Perry
Pathfinders
John W Callahan
Oak City
John Callahan
Decatur
Georgia
Callahan
Constitution
Thomas
Ian Mullman
Pennsylvania Railroad
3100 Bales of Cotton Shipped From Columbus
Columbus Ga July 21 Special During the past two days shipments of cotton aggregating 3100 bales have left Columbus for New York where it is to be placed on salt. Cotton goes via Savannah with steamship connections and is hurried to New York to meet July contracts. About 1000 bales are from cotton buyers and the rest from warehousemen. They expect a higher price in New York than Columbus and anticipate profit if delayed to August contracts. The movement is unprecedented in local warehouse circles.
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Columbus
New York
Bavanash
New four story LaGrange College building contract
LaGrange Ga July 24 Special The LaGrange Female College trustees closed a contract for a new four story 120 by 50 foot building costing 40000. Basement houses gym basketball court swimming pool and showers. First floor offices prayer hall library. upper floors dormitory. Electric lights steam heat and modern conveniences. Exterior red hard pressed brick with terra cotta copper trim and tile roof. Broad verandas run along two sides. Ready for use in late fall.
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LaGrange
LaGrange Female College
Watson to Announce Say Close Friends
Close friends in Macon report that Tom Watson will enter the race for congress from the tenth district. The Sage of McDuffie has prepared plans and will announce Saturday. In Fulton County Kentucky, a separate note: Fulton voted dry in an officer election by 18 votes. the city has been without taverns for years.
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Watson
Sage of McDuffie
Macon
Tom Watson
Hla
McDuffie
Mr Watson
Kentucky
Fulton
Homemade remedy touted to ease infant distress
The piece warns against using strong drugs and patent medicines for babies with colic. It promotes a simple home remedy: a third of a teaspoon of sugar in warm water, cooled, plus one ounce Medofier, given in small doses. It claims to relieve teething stomach trouble constipation and other childhood maladies safely and cheaply.
Atlanta Day Aims to Build Interest in Appalachian Exposition
Tena, Willem J. Oliver president, or Sanford H. Cohen assistant, plan to visit Atlanta today to meet with citizens and business groups. Cohen has written Colonel F Paxon of the Chamber of Commerce to arrange Friday and Saturday meetings to promote the expos tion. The event draws national notice with President Taft and Theodore Roosevelt expected, and railroads boasting their lowest exposition rate in history at one cent per mile.
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Atlanta
Knoxville
Tena
Willem J. Oliver
Sanford H. Cohen
Cohen
Paxon
Chamber of Commerce
Oliver
Colonel Paxon
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Postmaster Helen Longstreet Voices Savannah Convention Praise
Mrs Helen D Longstreet Gainesville postmaster travels via Atlanta from Savannah where she attended a large postmasters convention She lauds General DeGraw and urges creation of a director of posts to lead the postal department praising Savannah and Postmaster Flun for courtesies shown during the event
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Helen Longstreet
Postmasters’ Convention
Helen D Longstreet
Gainesville
Atlanta
Yasterday
Postmasters
Savannah
Association
Longstreet
Department
Aouth
Gainesside
Flun
Two Police Motorcycles Put In Use Citywide
Two motorcycles for police use arrived to support emergency calls at police headquarters. Radiar machines cost $200 each and reach speeds of eight to nine miles per minute with one-torso power engines. The police commission ordered the purchase months ago amid rising dispatch demands from flood-related districts.
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Diatsteta
Will Case to Superior Court and Collier Appeals
Judge James George's ruling in the Bigby will case is appealed to the superior court by the widow and minor heirs claiming she influenced the testator. Sanford Collier appeals against his brothers over a one eleventh share from a $375,000 estate sale, vowing to pursue higher courts if needed. Theatrical Club applies for incorporation as a nonprofit charity with no capital stock.
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James George
Bigby
John Bigby
Kate Elizabeth Bigby
Sanford G. Collier
Lowndes Calhoun
G. W
John Collier
Sanford Collier
Collier
Senford Collier
Dorsey Declares He Will Not Run for Senate
Hugh M Dorsey, returning to the city after a brief trip, said his name has not been considered for the state senate race from Fulton county and that he has given no thought to running. The piece notes President Slaton is expected to seek reelection without opposition and to continue as presiding officer if he wins another term.
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Hugh M Dorsey
State Senate
Fulton County
Senate
Dorsey
M Blatan
Fulton
Slaton
Southern Railway Improves Fort Valley Division Service
Southern Railway announces a new train service between Atlanta and Fort Valley with a July 23 inauguration. The schedule lists departures from Atlanta at 5:03 AM and 7:15 PM, arriving Fort Valley at 6:15 PM and 8:35 AM respectively, with James Freeman noted in Atlanta. Multiple divorce suits are filed including Henryatta Barrow vs Randolph H Barrow for cruel treatment and Hunt Branyon vs L C Branyon for habitual drunkenness and cruelty.
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Southern Railway
Fort Valley
Atlanta
Willamnon
James Freeman
AW Pla
DP. A
Ids
Hunt Branyon
Bes
L. C Branyon
Warm debate held in Tenth District in Chalk er
Large crowd from Washington and Glascock counties attended the fourth joint congressional debate in the Tenth District at Chalk er July 21. Hon Ben Rogers chaired as 45 minute limits were set for each candidate Hardwick Eye and Evana spoke with similar platforms and Harwick closed. The session featured heated but orderly exchanges focusing on rotation and long term office tenure, with critics targeting record and keness.
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Chalker
Washington
Glascock
Congress
Tenth
Ben Rogers
Givson
Hardwick
Eye
Evana
Harwick
Herdwick
Bank Orderly Closed in North Carolina
The Pee bles bank at Chapel Hill was closed after examination showed loans and accounts totaling about 9000 wiped out the 3000 capital stock, with no secured profits. About 252000 dollars in deposits faced substantial loss to depositors and the state bank was linked to the university's operations.
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North Carolina
Raleigh, N
Peebles Bank
Chapel Hill
State University
North Carolina Separation Commission
Depostta
Tobacco-Curing Warehouse Opens at Summerdale Alabama
Mobile Alabama July 21 report announces a new tobacco-curing warehouse in Summerdale Baldwin County Alabama. Special trains brought visitors from Chicago St Louis Pittsburg New York Mobile and Bay Minette the county seat.
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Mobile
Ala
Summerdale
Baldwin Count
Sisitora
Chicago
St Louis
Pittsburg
New York
Bay Minette
Baldwin County
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