Southeastern Fair Premiums Promised To Attract Farmers
The Southeastern Fair Association announces record premium offerings for livestock and agricultural exhibits in Atlanta. Cattle premiums total 19,000 with breeds including Herefords and Ayrshire. swine premiums total 12,500 across many breeds. The event features a national round up, a three-trip Royal Live Stock prize, a boys farm education program, and a women’s department with 2,500 in prizes. Officials expect a larger display from twelve states and extensive county exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Fair Association
Atlanta
South
Southeastern States
R. M. Striplin
Striplin
Hampshires
Poland
Berkshires
Kentucky
Chester
Tamworth
C. A Cobb
Tne
England
Clals
Thos
Samuel Lumpkin
Lumpkin
FH. M. Striplin
Moseley Named Shoe Department Manager at Brown Hayes
The Brown Hayes company at Edgewood avenue and Boulevard announces J A Moseley as the new shoe department manager. A well known business figure in Atlanta, Moseley has spent six to eight years in the city’s leading shoe stores and invites friends to visit and inspect the up to date footwear offered by the firm.
Real estate sales total over 200000 across Atlanta region
Adams-Cates Co announced real estate sales surpassing 200000 with a $44700 transaction at 51-53 South Forsyth Street from Tom Armistrac to C H Johnson. They also sold the old Atlanta Telephone Exchange building at Edgewood Avenue and Ivy Streets for $60000 to Dr Troy Bivings, planned major renovations. Other listed deeds include multiple parcels on Peachtree Road and West End, with prices ranging from 2500 to 60000 and buyers including private individuals and firms such as Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A 5S
Adams-Cates Company
South
Forsyth Street
Tom Armistrac
C H Johnson
RB. Otis
ASS Adams-Cates Company
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Troy Bivings
Atlanta Telephone Exchange
Edgewoo Avenue
Ivy Streets
Eavings
Ic Ito
Heinrt J. Martin
Randolph
Pricbtree Road
Fort West
Erink Mo Spratiin
Wundauer
Peachtree Heights
Teniamin D Watkins Co
Linwood Srulivision
Morrison & Howlings
Timtond
Coffer
Rosedale Road
Benjamin PD
Wathing Co
D “Moore
Linwood Avenue
Holdup Suspects Put in Jail After Citywide Crimes
Detectives believe three negro suspects tied to numerous north side holdups will be jailed soon. Julius Hill of 4 Jackson Place, identified by J. A. Thompson, is linked to a July 11 hold up and a purse snatching from Mrs R B Richardson of Tampa. Will Harris and Andrew Hill are also in custody, identified by witnesses. the purse contained $1100 in valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Julius Hill
Jackson Place
Whatley
Powers
J. A. Thompson
B.fort Street
Mra
R. B. Richardson
Tampa
Fla
Ivy Street
J. A. Thomp
Will Harris
Thompson
Andrew Hill
Brooke Alley
Hill
R .B. Richardson
Cotton Growers Schedule 28 Meetings in Campaign
The Georgia Cotton Growers Association plans twenty eight meetings across late July and early August as part of a major educational campaign. Speakers include Barrett, A A Elmore, W C Lansdon, Al R Tillman, A S Anderson, G Millen, J E Bodenhamer, and others visiting towns such as Sylvania, Waynesboro, Monroe, Jefferson, Crawford, Danielsville, Carnesville, Toccoa, McDonough, Jackson, Thomaston, Barnesville, Lawrenceville, Winder, Dawsonville, Vidalia, Dublin, Convers, Covington, Millen, Swainsboro, and Pairburn with dates from July 27 to August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Cotton Growers’ Dooperative Association
Barrett
A. A. Elmore
Screven
W. J. Walker
Sylvania
Waynesboro
Monroe
Jefferson
Carteraville
Comer
Sylvester
Moultrie
Dawson
Cuthbert
Association
W C. Lansdon
Kansas
al. R. Tillman
Crawford
Danielsville
Carnesville
Toccoa
Wise
Banks County
T. H McCoy
Atlanta
McDonough
Jackson
Thomaston
Barnesville
A_S Anderson
G € Millen
J E Bodenhamer
Lawrenceville
Winder
Wathansville
Dawsonville
Walton County Indicts Three in Assault Case
Ralph Osman Cecil York and John Cobble were named in true bills by the Walton county grand jury for assault with intent to murder against Voney Scarborough. The alleged attack occurred Saturday night on North Avenue near the Phi Delta Theta house as bricks were thrown, injuring Scarborough, a Tech football halfback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Osman
Cecil York
John Cobble
Walton County Grand Jury
Voney Scarborough
Tech
Young Scarborough
North Avenue
Phi Delta Theta
Croker Released on Copy of Charges After Collision
Croker aged 26 living near Camp Jessup was held by police Thursday night after an automobile accident injuring S H Jackson of 179 Randolph Street. Croker was released on a copy of charges after giving his version at Jolks station and police examination, while Jackson was taken to Grady Hospital and reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J RB. Croker
Camp Jessup
S H Jackson
Randolph Street
Jolks Station
Agi
Croker
Jackson
Grady
Fights Adversity, Now Has Shingle Out As Attorney
A Milner, Georgia native, Thomas L. Slappey rose from railroad machinist to lawyer. He attended Edgewood public schools, worked at night school, studied law while employed in railroading jobs, and earned respect from colleagues as he pursued the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Slappey
Central of Georgia
Atlanta
Milner, Gav
Slappey
Edgewood
Y. MG. A
The
Tech
Southern
Hla Associates
Ambitious Georgian overcomes odds to pursue law career
A Georgia youth named Slappey rose from hardship to law school success. He balanced work, family illness, and care for three young girls with help from his mother in law. After passing exams despite earlier setbacks, he formed a law partnership and pledged to help others seeking professional paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q Laney
Laney
Jacksonville
Pla
Abe
Eliza
South
Fabio Beach
Peach Farm
Burden
Thomas J. Lewis
Mr. Slappey
J. A. Scott
Formwak Street
The
Methodist Church
Mason
Order of the Red Men
Lodge No. 10
International Association of Machinists
Atlanta Federation of Railway Mail Employees
Georgia
Atlanta
Federal prisoners seek release from habeas corpus
Dock Lee and Elijah Townsen, inmates at the federal prison, petitioned Judge Samuel H. Sibley for writs of habeas corpus stating the revenue laws under which they were convicted were repealed by the federal prohibition act. Hearings are set for Thursday, July 28. Lee received a $100 fine and 1 year 2 days. Downson 16 years and $100 fine, claiming lack of authority to imprison under void law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenue Inns
Dock Lee
Elijah Townsen
Downson
Camp McElroy to Host Educational Camp Financing Meeting
Arrangements for a loan to equip Camp McElroy Lakewood Park with running water baths electric lights and a large co operative mess hall will be finalized at a Sunday mass meeting at five o'clock. W Woods White of the Tallanta Loan Savings Co will speak outlining a plan for immediate camp improvements under federal trainee supervision. The camp backed by the federal vocational training board will feature social activities supervised by the Junior League and Atta Woman's Club, with future facilities including a pavilion library dance hall sports fields and a theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp McElroy
Lakewood Park
Mesa Hall
W. Woods White
Tallanta Loan & Savings Company
Uon
Atta Woman's Club
Campira
Haseen
Federal Board of Vocational Training
John M. Slaton
M. Bryson
3. L. Nicholson
R. B. Asbell
Dr C J Harrell to Preach at Piedmont Services
Dr C J Harrell, pastor of the Piney Mothoaid church, will deliver his third sermon near the band stand in Piedmont at five o clock during summer evening services conducted by the cooperative committee of the Christian council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Herrell
Piedmont
Co-Operative Committee
The
Christian Council
Record Harvests for Georgia Peach and Watermelon
Georgia peaches and watermelons are forecast to set record harvests this year. Figures from the Fruit Growers' Express show more than 10 000 carloads shipped to date, with 800 more cars expected before term end. Peaches average about 3150 per crate and 700 per car, watermelons about 260 per car, aided by cooperative marketing groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Express
Moon family attends Florida funeral of World War I minister
Rev J L Moon and wife of 129 Juniper street travel to Fort Meade Florida for the burial of their eldest son Rev J Lawton Moon. Moon sailed from New York February 8 1919 and died in Cherbourg February 22 1919. Body later returned by government and laid to rest at Santa Maria Havre France before interment in Fort Meade Florida.
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Florida
J. L. Moon
Juniper Street
Fort Meade
Fla
J. Lawton Moon
France
Lawton Moon
MC. A
New York
Cherbourg
Santa Maria
Havre
Moon
Emory College
Atlanta
Whisky runners captured after Forsyth County auto race
A twelve mile auto chase through Forsyth County ended with federal prohibition agents seizing a roadster, 50 gallons of whisky, and two men. James Brown and Oscar Wilson, both of Atlanta, were arrested along with G. G. Ross of Atlanta and Paul Green of Dawson County after abandoning the first car. A second vehicle nearby held two more men and 60 gallons of liquor. The suspects, held on $200 bond each before U S Commissioner W. Carter, were believed to be headed to Atlanta for weekend trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth County
James Brown
Oscar Wilson
Atlanta
G. G. Ross
Paul Green
Dawson County
United States
W. ©. Carter
Coca Cola Appeals Ruling Against Local Druggists
Judge Samus H. Sibley issued an order restraining Brown and Allen, local druggists, from diluting Coca Cola syrup with water and adding sugar and caramel to imitate the original. Coca Cola argued the practice harmed goodwill. the druggists contended the amount involved lacked federal jurisdiction. The judge found the beverage company’s goodwill was affected and worth more than $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown & Allen
Coca-Cola
Samus H. Sibley
United States District Court
Sibley
Butler Street V6 mass meeting with Dr Bryant address
A mass meeting of the Butler street branch of the V6 will be held in the gymnasium at 3 30 Sunday. Dr P James Bryant will speak and several musical selections will be given by Mae Waghburn Myrtle King. The postal employees quarter and EL BL Reynolds Fr A will appeal for Fy MC A work in Atlanta to help put it on solid basis. The boys meeting at 4 will feature Prof B T Harvey of Morehouse College speaking to them and issue final instructions about the summer camp starting the first week in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Street
P. James Bryant
Cailig Mae Waghburn
Myrtle King
Postal Employees' Quarter
EL BL Reynolds
Friends of the Fy MC. A
Atlanta
Piofessor BT. Harvey
Morehouse Collage
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Brown Hayes
Brown Hayes Company
Edgewood Avenue
J. A. Moseley
Brown Hayes Co
FE K_ Overstreet
B Thornton
Hartwell
Claxton
Reidsville
Vidalia
Dublin
Hoh
Mwiders
W. T Hanson
Cobb County
Convers
Covington
Vic Elders
W Ot Walker
Millen
Swainsboro
J. J. Brown
A. J. Fleming
Pairburn
Pioneer
Lon Credelle
Int. Rubber Sales Co
Williamson Tire Co
Prior Tire Co
Walker & Bernwell
D. T. Bussey
Jos
G. Blount
Cadillac Co
A. F. Hill, Jr. & Co
Universal Pioneer
E- R. Parker Motor Co
Hargrave Brothers
Ozburn-Abston Co
Alexander-Sewald Co
Theta
Winchell
Thia Division
Mr Slappey
Misa Belle Laney
Morrow
Atlanta Law School
Soes Thomas L Slappey
LO Negoniate
C. J. Harrell
Coca-Cola Company
Butler ST
Gle-Aero- Eicor
GeoAero-Etcur
Taylor Motor Company
Cove’ Moron
Dan Coneany
Jypianabous
USA
Gapuunac
Europe
Cadillac
America
Victoria
Detroi
Wee
West Peachtree Ivy
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