Georgia Fruit Growers push central agent system
The Georgia fruit growers plan a centralized agent network to monitor peach consignments. Speaker Willingham cites delays and costs to railroads and commission merchants, urging coordinated packing and timing to improve prices and market access across cities. The piece also covers church diocese division maps and local civic notes.
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Macon
Gee
Ciefrit
Amd Tiedeh
Phiadelphia
Boston
Chi
Wikingsham
Vannot
Prt
Willingham
Florida
Tomaco
King Companies
Commission
Burchin
Fort Valley
Anio
Felay Company
Georgia
Co. K. Nelson
Episcopalian Church
Chattahoochee and
Lumpkin Ocountiea
Chattahoochee River
Stewart, Sumter, Dooly, Pulaski, Twiggs
Sun kink blamed for Oakland wreck and Florida exposition planned
An Atlanta reader contends a sun kink caused the engine derailment that killed three near Oakland last Thursday. The piece explains rail expansion and sun heat effects on rail joints, and notes a Jacksonville winter exposition opening in January with 1000000 dollars in buildings, concerts, and races across Pablo Beach courses, plus multiple regional visitors.
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Atlanta
Ohia
Florida
Jacksonvite
Jacksonville
Ines South
St Jann Park
Pablo Beach Couras
Florida& Coast
World Along
California
Georgia
Marshall Slayer Captured Cephas Poindexter
Roanoke Va July 30 Cephas Poindexter the negro and alleged killer who shot United States Deputy Marshal Wade in Franklin county last Wednesday was captured today and jailed to prevent lynching. Guarded by shotgun men his four day hunt ended as crowds gathered and he surrendered after near starvation. Cuban Wheat Crop Burned in Santiago de Chile after heavy rains threaten harvest prospects.
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Roanoke
Eats Shiner
United States
Wade
Franklin County
Clictt blatIng
Poindexter
Adulterations in Medicine at Tennessee Convention
J A Patten of Chattanooga Medicine Company spoke as a representative of the Proprietary Association of America at the Tennessee late Pharmaceutical Association convention in Bon Rnya Springs. He defended proprietary medicines, arguing their merit, fair advertising, and safety, and rejected attacks while urging reasonable anti narcotic and poison laws.
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Tenn
Tennessee Late Pharmaceutical Association
J. A. Patten
Nattanooga Medicine Company
Proprietary Association of America
Tatten
Frater
Patten
Rr Party
Peple
Bern
Keely Institute
Chicago
Stridewell
Masaey
Outcry Over Masses Demands Amid Editorial Markets
A passage argues that mass public demands cannot be legislated away by sensational magazines or medical societies seeking member revenue, asserting the outcome is driven by the people and should persist despite editorial efforts.
Social notes from Fort Valley and surrounding areas
Mrs. G C Hartley spent Monday in Macon. Mrs. W H Harris and children visited Mrs. W C Lovett in Atlanta. Clarence Weeks of New York is guest of his sister Mrs. O M Houser. Mrs. W M Brewster hosted visitors from Gate City. Mrs. John Ward of Arlington visiting Mr and Mrs S H Stanley. Kate MacArthur of Vienna staying with her brother Dr Z McArthur. L L Brown and children visiting Mrs Hartfield in Gwinnett. Mrs. M A Brown to visit daughter Mrs Charles Hunter in Staunton Va. Madge James left to visit friends in Boaz, Ala. Kate Hurst of Perry visited Mrs S T Nell. Annie May, Odessa and Wimbish sisters visiting grandparents W Greene Jordan. Mrs M A Niles of Camden returning home after visit to son A W Niles. G H Slappey and family visited Central City. J R Miller of Averter and Howard Miller of Dallas were guests of Mrs W M Brewster. Cora Singleton of Bluffton visiting Dr O G Singleton and Mrs G O Crandall. recently returned from Michigan with guest Mrs Ro L Crandall of Macon. T J Urees of Savannah visiting parents Mr and Mrs M C Green. Mrs Kersey with granddaughter visiting Mrs B H Watson. Fasterlin of Montezuma visiting brother George P Greene. Mr and Mrs Joe Flournoy and Howard and Virginia Gray visiting, with Bickel of Indiana, at country home near here. Marion Edwards of Perry and Mrs E K Brasleton visiting friends here. Muss Joste Jordan of Ameri.
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Visiteu
T. Nell
Annie May
Odessa
Aetine Wimbish
Savannah
W. Greene Jordan
M. A. Niles
Camden
A. W. Niles
G. H. Slap
George P. Greene
J. A. Flourney
Joe Flournoy
Howard
Virginia Gray
Macon
Myr. Bickel
Indiana
O.R. Flournoy
Marlon Edwards
Perry
E. K. Brasleton
Camsafi
Muss Joste Jordan
Amer
Social notes and visits from Macon to Juliette area
The column lists visitors and hosts across families in Juliette and nearby towns, names dozens of people from Macon Waynesboro Montegama and Columbus, summer travellers to Indian Springs, and gatherings at ventures and summer homes. It notes extended visits, travels, and young social rounds through late June.
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Hepister
Swainsboro, GA
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Hide Off
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