Highway meeting to be discussed in Atlanta plan
Atlanta automobile club directors at a luncheon approved a joint meeting with the Georgia Automobile Association to hear Rev. Ira M. Boswell speak about the Cincinnati Dixie Highway convention. Boswell will tour southern routes in August and visit Atlanta likely August 11, with Rotary club talks considered.
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Atlanta Automobile: Association
Cincinnati
Capitol City
Georgia Automobile Association
Ira M. Boswell
Cincinnat
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Boswell
Focal Rotary Club
W. B. Fitzgerald
Atlanta Club
J. Stacy Hill
Citizens
Cotton Marketing Association opens state wide education drive
The Georgia Cotton Growers' Cooperative association announced a series of meetings from July 27 to mid August to promote a statewide educational campaign. Meetings were held Wednesday at WJ Walker's farm in Screven county and in Crawford McDonough Lawrenceville Claxton Fairburn and Conyers with a plan to resume August 1 to 15 to extend coverage. Speakers include C S Parrett A A Elmore J J Brown W T Hanson J T Wise T H Mc Coy J J Flynt A J Fleming W J Walker E K Overstreet T B Thornton L R Tillman A B Anderson J E Boddenhammer and W W Webb among others.
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Georgia Cotton Growers’ Co-operative Association
WJ. Walker
Screven County
Crawford
McDonough
Lawrenceville
Claxton
Fairburn and Conyers
Parrett
A. A. Elmore
J. J. Brown
W. T. Hanson
J. T. Wise
T. H. McCoy
J. J. Flynt
A. J. Fleming
W J. Walker
E. K. Overstreet
T. B Thornton
L. R. Tillman
A. 8. Anderson
J. E. Bodenhammer
W. W. Webp
New Publication For Power Company Employees Appears
The Georgia Railway and Power Company launches Snap Shots, a bi monthly employee publication for about 3000 workers. The illustrated chronicle will feature pictures and news about activities of workers on the company rolls and will be distributed to employees in Atlanta.
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The
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Atlanta
Power Company
Bachelors Face Tax Debate In Curious Legislation
A debate unfolds on a proposed tax targeting bachelors under 210 pounds as a tax on privilege. Jim Alexander and Henry Kennedy mock the idea while others suggest humorous remedies or seek government-backed marriage options. One speaker jokes about a matrimonial board, another notes the paradox of paying for privilege.
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Teobaon
Mr. Robson
Jim Alexander
Atlants National
Henry Kennedy
Fulton National
Kennedy
Ezrant
Alexander
Dudley Woolward
Henry Lyons
Henry
Xtata
Wimberly Peters
Willard Patterson
Tom Connally
Mr. Connally
Towish
Farm Demonstration Agents To Be Reassessed In Georgia
Georgia lawmakers plan to shift Smith Lever funds from farm demonstration agents to vocational training schools. Representative C H Kittrell says rural youth would gain from expert vocational education, while some seek to reallocate about 130000 dollars if federal aid is blocked. The educational committee backs district vote requirements for consolidation and an enabling act for elder carswell bond election procedures.
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House
Smith-Lever Fund
Smith-Hughes Federal Fund
Georgia
C. H. Kittrell
Laurens
Superintendent of Education
Kittrell
Elder-Carswell
Many Atlantans Not Registered for the City Primary
City executive committee notes many Atlanta residents believe they are eligible to vote in the August 31 city primary but have not registered. Only those registered for the bond election or since will qualify as books close at noon August 1 and candidate entrance ends August 15.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Plans Fund To Save World War Hero Farm
G L Cannon of 382 Central avenue disclosed a proposal to raise aid for Sergeant Alvin York whose farm is at risk as he rejects commercial use of his fame. The plan asks every American to contribute 10 cents to a fund. Cannon notes a million dimes would total 100000 dollars and he contributes three dimes himself.
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Atlanta
Alvin York
Argonne Forest
G. L. Cannon
Central Avenue
York
Cannon
Sergeant York
Southern Business College Receives Notable Compliments
An August enrollment notice highlights the Southern Shorthand and Business University in Atlanta as a top choice with strong student training. Letters from employers and former students praise the school, its teachers, and graduates for reliability and readiness in the business world.
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Southern Shorthand
Business University
Roati
G. L. Stripling & Company
Fort Valley
Georgia
Marian Story
Thurman Waldrop
A. J
Yami
Southern Business College
Atlanta
Movie prize entrant pitches first ball at park game
Misa Reha Lawrence a leading contestant in The Constitution moving picture contest will pitch the first ball at the Lion-Civitan baseball game this Saturday at Ponce de Leon park. Migs Mercedes Foster will act as catcher. The kickoff features a brass band, dances by Miss Sarah Moulton and other stunts. Proceeds support the rehabilitation unit and auditorium fund of the Atlanta Woman's Club.
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Misa Reha Lawrence
The
Lion-Civitan
Mercedes Foster
Wil
Sarah Moulton
Ponce Dé Leon
Atlante Amnan’s' Club
Athens Firm to Issue Bonds in $179,000 Plan
An order by the state railroad commission allows the Athens Railway and Gas company to issue 179000 dollars in bonds after an executive session. The Macon Gas rate case was heard in the morning with Judge Felton and officials from both sides presenting evidence. The Ecuador government accepts a French proposal to set up 14 new radio telegraph stations.
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Athens Railway and Gas Company
State Railroad Commission
Macen Gas Company
W., H. Felton
Macone Corporation
R. G. McGraw
Hatcher
Smith
Ut City Company
R.G. Phinkett
Macon
Ecuador
Full Pardons for Edna P Godbee in Georgia
Edna P Godbee of Perkin station seven miles from Millen received a full pardon from Gov Thomas W Hardwick. She had been convicted of murdering her former husband and his second wife in 1914 after a divorce. Previously granted parole by Gov Hugh Dorsey in 1920 she had been at liberty since. French researchers announce an economical method to cast iron and steel without cones.
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Edna P. Godbee
Perking Station
Millen
Thomas .W. Hardwick
the Constitution
Hugh 3. Dorsey
Ad Mento Plan Campaign to End Fake Advertising in Georgia
Discussion on stopping fraudulent ads to protect the public features Governor Thomas W. Hardwick and President Herbert Lay of the state senate set to speak at a gathering in Atlanta at the Kimball House.
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AD Mento
Willy Ba
Eciig
Atlanta
Kimball - House
Teaoe
Thomas W. Hardwick
Herbert, Lay
Senate
Club
Solicitor to Speak at Georgia Avenue School Rally
Solicitor Jonn A. Boy Hinkes accepted an invitation to be the principal speaker at a political rally to be held at 8 o'clock Friday night at the Georgia Avenue School. All council candidates from the second and third wards will give short talks. Boykin’s topic was not announced Wednesday.
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Jonn A. Boy Hinkes
Georgia Avenue School
Boykin
Rozwin Foot Bath Ad Promises Quick Toe Health Revival
An advertisement touts Rozwin foot bath as a French Rozium based cure for painful feet with corns bunions and ingrowing nails. It claims to relieve inflammation odor and soreness, restore health and comfort, and sell at 3 dollars at drug stores.
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Cotton Marketing Association
Southern
A. C. Briscoe
I. W. Arnold
Whitehall Street
Wesley Hirshburg
A. Briscor
B. Universit
Sorosis Shoe Parlor
Athens
Palm “Beach
Thompson
Whitehall
Rozwin Foot Bath
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