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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1910

Page

10

Rhubarb and Field Peas Debut in Markets

Markets showcase new offerings including rhubarb and field peas. The piece notes rhubarb’s unusual appearance and piqued curiosity, with some praising its use in pies and others unsure about its taste as a fresh market item.

Prices and foods in a local market section

The notice lists prices for fruits vegetables and meats with many items and prices such as 10 cents a quart for tomatoes 40 cents a peck for Irish potatoes 25 cents a dozen for eggs and 3.50 per dozen for soft shell crab. It notes broad cheapness of fruits and welcomes the hot weather market dynamics with multiple vendor prices.

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Separate Races At State Farm And Prison Plans

Milledgeville area bills seek a 24 000 to 25 000 appropriation to build a stockade and general hospital at the state farm to separate white and colored convicts and provide housing and medical care. The measure aims to place white and colored inmates in distinct storage and departments as part of state reforms. A second proposal authorizes up to 50 convicts to work on state institution property and to use funds from appropriations or farm sales, not exceeding 10 000 annually, for tents, stockades, and related facilities.

State Farm Naay Milledgevile G. R. Hutchens State Farm Hutchens St Foliowa General Assembly State of Georgia Prison Commission Milledgeville Wan Rncy State Prison Commission Milladgeville

Two Women Battle at Home Arraignment Ends in Fines

Mrs Bessie Morris and Mrs W Thompson faced Recorder Nash Broyles after a home fight near Hunter and Fraser Street. Morris scored more points, biting and restraining Thompson, who claimed she was grabbed by the neck. Morris fined 5.75 dollars. Thompson’s case dismissed. Separate item notes Rome Georgia primary date set for August 23, with Gordon Lee and Moses Wright as candidates.

Bessie Morris Mr Thompson Nash Broyles Hunter Fraser Street Rome Democratic Executive Committee Seventh District Gordon Lee Moses Wright

Ready-Mades Deep Discounts at 8:30 This Morning

A clearance sale advertises odds and ends from the summer suit section. Limited to two or three pieces, with some flaws noted, yet fabrics praised as clean and durable. Shoppers are urged to arrive promptly at 8:30 to view what are billed as remarkable values.

Textile sale catalog excerpt with varied garments

A fragment describes a sale offering linen dresses silk petticoats skirts and coats at various values from 1.50 to 25 dollars. Items include blue and brown linens gingham dresses lingerie slips coats lace wraps and pongee suits. Limited stock noted with several pieces described as soiled or last season.

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