Turner W. M Turner improving at private hospital
Mee Turner setter mor e W M Turner who had been very ill at a private san itarium is much better and now at a new home 94 Cherokee ave ne Friends hope for a speedy recovery. Henry Turlington of Tampa hurt at Hallast Point bathed and brought to Atlanta for operation at Davis Fister Sanitarium on Crew street. An operation will be performed this morning.
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W. M .Turner
Cherokee
Henry Turlington
Tampa
Hallast Point
Atlanta
Davis & Fister
Crew Street
Frab Fry
Park Commission
Caune
Julius Billet
Lakewood
Billet
Lakewood Park
Alwys
Opened Wrong Letter Brought Him a Wife in Pennsylvania
Pensacola Florida July 28 Ser gent Thomas I McCartney at Fort Barancas opened a letter for another man of the same name. The mix up led to an apology and a correspondence that ended in his marriage to Frances Donnell at Carbondale Pennsylvania. McCartney left for the town with a furlough to wed.
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Pensacola
Fla
Thomas I. McCartney
Fort Berrancas
Here
Anotgr
Deida
McCartney
Frances Donnell
Carbondale
Gadsden
Alane
Pennsylvania
United States Steel declares regular dividends
The United States Steel Corp directors set the regular quarterly dividend of 1 1 2 percent on common stock for the quarter ending June 30 and 1 1 2 percent on preferred stock. Total earnings for the quarter reached 40 170 960 with net earnings 83 850 TB.
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Steel Trust
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Frye Not to Retire Report Denied by Family
In Lewiston Maine on July 24 the Frye family says a report that Senator William P. Frye planned to retire due to ill health is untrue.
Postmaster Steers Dead in Shreveport At 53
Postmaster Stephen F. Steers aged 53 died here late yesterday after an appendicitis operation. He was appointed by President McKinney and had served contingently since that time in Shreveport Louisiana.
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Steers
Shreveport
Stephen F. Steers
McKinney
Georgia to Raise 1 500 000 Bales in 1910 Cotton Crop
Georgia cotton expert Henry Reed argues forecasts of a 1 000 000 bale crop are unreal and harmful. He contends 1910 output will exceed 1 600 000 bales, noting climatic delays, crop development, and the risk of premature market pessimism driving away investment and immigration. He urges cautious, informed marketing and confidence in Georgia’s capabilities.
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Georgia
Henry Reed
Atlanta
Jack Frost
New York
Cabas
Montguese
Washington
Georgia Teachers Paid in Scrip Delayed Nine Months
Nearly fifty Georgia counties pay teachers with non-interest-bearing scrip issued in March and redeemable in December, forcing teachers to sell at 10 to 20 percent discounts to meet urgent needs. Banks charge fees while courts dispute legality. lawmakers consider a fix, Governor Brown urging prompt payment from state funds.
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Georgia
Atlanta
South Georgia
Avianta
Supreme Court
Banka
Underwood Typewriter for Rent at 52 North Broad Street
Local ad offers an Underwood typewriter for rent at 52 N Broad St. The listing notes availability for office use and basic rental terms.
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Underwood Typewritera
N. Broad St
Legal Aid Society Seeks Charter Amid Atlanta Inquiry
The Legal Aid Society filed for a charter in superior court, listing incorporators including W Woods White David Woodward and others. The group aims to aid those in need without pecuniary gain, even gratuitously. The Moody case testimony was postponed to Thursday at 10, with mutual consent to end contempt proceedings. Pauline Divver seeks divorce, alimony, injunction, and custody after accusing husband of excessive drinking and betrayal. Two Birmingham Special sleeping cars now run Atlanta to New York, departure 2 45 p m, arrival in New York 5 00 p m.
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Legal Aid Society
Organize
Atlanta
Big
Superior Court
W. Woods White
David Woodward
W. H Kriegshaber
Wol Lingle
Victor L. Smith
Edgar Watkins
Ianse Schoen
F J. Paxon
Camp Dorsey Edward W. Alfriend
J F Lewis
David Mars
Mabel Moody
Moody-Brewster
Moody
L. & Roan
Pauline Divver
East Linden
Divver
Pendleton
New York
Birmingham
Southern Railway
Washington
Fireclaims at Biegler Tar Plant Rescue Attempt
Chicago on July 26 reports Frank Biegler Sr. burned to death trying to save F M Kemp a foreman from a fire at the Biegler Tar and Roofing Company. Kemp likely fatally burned. Mrs Anton Armbuster and Mrs Annie Bitter severely burned assisting young Biegler. Captain Tharlea Pottos of the fire department was slowly injured as the plant burned.
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Chicago
Frank Biegler
F. M Kemp
Biegler
Kemp
Anton Armbuster
Annie Bitter
Rying
Young Biegler
Tharlea Pottos
Bartow County Fair 18 Now a Certainty
Cartersville Georgia July 36 Special A north Georgia fair to include any county entries over two thousand dollars in premiums. Capital stock set at 10000 shares $10 each no more than 25 shares per person to keep wide ownership. Committee of ten led drive with locals White Vaughan Knight Fleid Leake Munford Reeves Colling Rhyne Calhoun. Subscriptions pouring in as stock drives on.
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Cartersville
Goilare
Carteraville
Chamber of Commerce
North Georgia
Carternville
A C White John. Vaughan
J W Knight
W H, Fleid
Joh
Leake
L. & Mun
Court Martial Members Challenged by Counsel
Savannah July 38 The court martial at Fort Screven investigating recent trouble between soldiers and negroes faced challenges as counsel for Private John P Blenson argued previous trials biased the panel. Five officers remained competent but admitted bias. Captain Thomas Captain Burt and Lieutenant L Brinton Jr were excused. The court adjourned at the president's call. Griffin, Ga July 26 A Spalding County Joe Brown Club formed with large turnout. Brown holds strong support in the county, having beaten opponent Buith 1088 to 236 in 1968, with rural admirers confident of Brown's path this year.
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Savannah
Fort Screven
Fort Fremont
John P Blenson
B R. C. Harrison
Thomas
Burt
L. Brinton, Jr
Spalding County Brown Club
Griffin
Spalding County
Joe Brown
Brown
Builth
Mr Brown
Bir
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