Cotton Price Hope Rises on Sully Forecasts for June
The article reports Cyrus Sully predicting cotton prices reaching 12 to 14 cents by mid to late June, aided by continued wet weather and European demand pressures. It notes farmers fear labor shortages and weather could affect yields, with English and European buyers securing needs in advance.
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Dax Sully
Atlanta
Ceergle
Marbury
Atyrs
Dan @ully
Sully
Europe
Far East
Mitchers
Ben
Mit
Orient
Americgan Mille
China
Improper Water Danger Prompts Acid Phosphate Mention
A fragment warns against impure drinking water and suggests Forsfard's Acid Phosphate to destroy germs. The note advocates a refreshing summer drink using the product, reflecting unsafe health guidance from the era.
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Forsfard
Education Worth of an Education in City Schools
What Education Does the average educated Man gets a sal ary of $1,000 4 senr He works for years, makeng Total of 340,000 in reime, The average day laborer grns $1.60 a day 300 days in 4 year, or $450 fn a year. In forty years we eats 818. poo, The difference, or $22,000, equals the value of an education To acquire noselve years at school of 180 days each, or 2,460 days. Divide 822,000 by 2,190. and it is found that each city at school is Worth a Dithe more than 10 to the pupil.
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Reime
Good taste When you buy of us
The notice invites shoppers to purchase silverware jewelry fine china crystal or bric a brac with emphasis on taste and value in a local retail setting. It highlights a broad selection and suggests quality choices for discerning buyers from a period advertisement.
Many Bright Graduates to Receive Diplomas
In Atlanta public schools classes end with graduation events at the Girls High School and Boys High School. Eighty Girls High graduates are to receive diplomas at a Grand Opera House ceremony tonight, with a full program of recitations and music. Boys High plans an evening of original exercises, prize presentations by Luther Rosser, and a post-program recital, as students prepare for summer.
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Toren
Atlanta
Veil
Hor
Tong Monte
Agh School
Grand Opera House
Mundelsgahn
Athalle
Clus
Esray
Rya Alenis
C. C
Richard—Claus
Viohi Donsalwatee
Caves of the Oces
Baeay
Aike Wrmond
Cowens
Rose Maiden
Clase
Luther
Rosner
Educaton
Cliss
Patsy Luton
Juhia Madieton
Lottie Lottie
Mortis ‘Mattisom
Marguerite Lane
Luther 2
Board of
Educa
May Belle Alexander
Aline Choy Ballard
Edu. Benge
Jeanistic Hays Brow
Marie Camp
Hélen Jennings
Azabeth
Sharpie Welle Shields
Mamie Myrrta Sievers
Mariestelle “Thomas
Bertha Trene Bimsth
Bereivn Ward
Janis Tharpr Sole
Sera Westmoreland
Margaret Tarar
Mattie Wilkins
Georgia May Tay- Taey Grattan Vance
Roberta Za
Lois Byers
Pantie May Key
Kate Marie Cook
Lottie Belle Liilis
Idi Camp
Marie Tedeale
Louise Camy
Tithan
Wva
Moivutge
Alice Eark Myrt
Elaise Mattison
Mary
Varanica Coleman
Nellie McDonala
Sip Davidson
Lizzie GI MeWate
Tne Bisas
Eva Meril
Mims
Mamie D. Feed
Idy Picard
Ruby Coleman
Hal Fannie
Annie K. Haw
Fl Wate
Potterse
Izinia Maore Toyenta
Filen -Wen Richards
Alfvata Tailin
Pansy
Jecunelte Slater
Lola Estelle Kerring
Lai
Weber Grin Key
Ti —Alvmnge
Genevieve Sewell
Asues Sect
Teannette Brown
Tallise Camp
Lucy Vancey
Thinmas
D. R. Allie May
Jefear Non Osborne
Grand Owea House
One Bors
Tay
Phisialoculture
Wiston
Pianing Saunder
Jones
AL Koin
Inman Ruugion
Leo
Strauss
St Gains
Stephen 5
Yeanie
Binir Paser
Joe ‘T. Holland
William Princup
Whiteford Mays
Bors
Tos
Luther Z. Rosser
Edteau
Lening Promng
Spirandar Jones
Norman H. Giles
William F. Flaten
J. Rucker McCarty
Theodore ‘Toepel
Winther Z. Rosser
Board of Education
Wurm
W. Landrom
Union Station Franchise Tax Dispute Over Atlanta Depot
A conference yesterday between President James W. Enasteh of the Atlanta Terminal Company and Federal Agent J. S. B. Thompson with the Comptroller General W. A. Wright focused on Union Station tax returns. The depot valued at 900,000 faced a franchise tax assessment of 150,000, while the company argued the project was not completed or in use by March 31 and that railroad ownership would have reduced franchise value. The Comptroller General suggested a negotiated proposition and reserved full acceptance, with a decision expected in the following days.
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James W. Enasteh
Atlanta
J. S. B. Yompson
Sosthers
W. A. Wright
Union Depot
Ee Fermi Company
Aed
Stalin
Tio
Vamplroier
Comptroller General
Peoples Saving Institution charter filed in Superior Court
An application for a charter for the Peoples Saving Institution was filed yesterday in the office of Arnold Broyles, Clerk of the Superior Court. The petitioners are HL On, Canner and J. A. Yeast, with J. Preston representing the group. The proposed company will operate as a banking, brokerage and loan entity with capital of 1,000 dollars. Transfers filed for record include a deed from Jute T. Brown by Viney Ford, Mary Ford and Cleveland Ford for property on Gitte Street in consideration of service. Other filings include warranties and deeds involving W. J. Blalock, W. Ward and the Bond for Tile-Empire State Investment Company among others on Forrest Avenue and Piedmont Avenue.
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Peoples’ Saving Institution
Arnold Broyles
Superior Court
HL ON
Canner
7. A. Yeast
Aulloans
J. Preston
Alex Dir Mer
Superim Cour
Jute T. Brown
Viney Ford
Mary Ford
Cleveland Ford
Gitte Street
W. J Blalock
W.W. Ward
Patars Stre
Atlanta Land Companieries
Edgewygd
Avenue
Bit Street
Ersan Eivemay
Mabel H. Moodr
Teen Avenue
Empire State Investment Company
A. PF Tripod
A. PF Tripod, 85,500, Iat On’ Forrest Avenue, Warranty Deed—Mrs. Lucy ‘F, Black
Mary B. Mapp
R. ©. Hosche
Peters Land Company
Carrie W. Dickinson
Piedmont Avanne
Dunlap Opens Georgia Bureau of Industries and Immigration
Colonel Samuel C. Dunlap arrives in Atlanta to establish the Georgia Bureau of Industries and Immigration. He will survey counties along the Louisville and Nashville and Atlantic Coast Line systems to identify development opportunities, water power, coal prices, land costs, and immigrant potential, aiming to attract investors, homeseekers, and skilled labor.
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Samuel C. Dunlap
Galnerville
Atlanta
Georgia Bureau of Industries and Immigration
Coronel Dunlap
Danmary Building
Alabama and
Whitehall Streets
Gearata
Boreau
Bureau of Industries and Immigration
Louisville and Nashville and
Atlantic Coast Ling Railroada
Georgia
Imex
Louisville and Nashville
Atlantia Coast Line
tWa Svereme
Georgia Railroad
Uder
Western
Atlanic
Nashville
Chattanooga
West Point
Macon
Tublin
Savannah
Georgi
Fannin
Gilmer
Pivkin
Cherokee
Cobb
Fulton
Catoosa
Hilfield
Gordon
Floyd
Bartow
Campbell
Cowell
Meriwether
Troup
DeKalb
Rockdale
Newton
Morgan
Greene
Vahatarre
Warren
McDame
Columbus
Eirchmund
Wanecotk
Baldwin
Jones
Tibb
Wilkes
Omethorpe
Clarke
Twiggs
Wiktogan
Pulaski
Taarens
Monta Chatham
Bryan
Liberty
Wayne
Charitos
Plevor
Ware
Clinch
Behols
Lowndes
Brooks
Thomas
Decaturs
Lely
Cutfee
Bertien
Worth
Dougherty
Mitchell
Dunlap
Cory Qunty
Athintsa
Die
Calanél Dunlap
Tawre
Shunlep
Union
Rountree's sale on leather bags and aims for Georgia officials
Advert mentions Rountree Bros Trunk Bag Co offering leather bags at various price points. It also profiles Colonel Dunlap and J M Hafer in the context of Georgia migration and railway administration, praising Dunlap’s long service with Gainesville and the Jefferson Southern rail line and Hafer’s clan connections and railroad training as part of bureau leadership and immigration outreach.
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Booth
H. W. Rountree Bros. Trunk & Bag Co
Whitefrack
Dunlap
Samuel C. Dumlap
Gainesville
Eyarco
J. M. Hafer
South
Georgia
Cleveland
Jefferson Southern Railroad
Gener
Jefferson Smithem
Coronel Dusan
Lone
Ceclamiv
Adrail
Gereal
Street Railway Tax Increase Nears Compromise
Georgia Rail and Electric Company and Comptroller General W Alt Weight reach a compromise raising franchise tax by $190 000 to 1 283 855 against a 1 133 856 value base The 1905 return shows 116 208 higher property taxes over 1904 as part of the deal plus other company tax questions for nearby lines and gas concerns The wording notes an earlier push for more than 366 000 but the final accord limits the increase while outlining other franchise inquiries for related utilities from Atlanta to Savannah and Athens and Macon areas
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Comptralier General
Atlanta Gas Tight Company
Auguste Steel Railway Company
Macon Steers Railway
Athens Street Rail Company
Savannah Gas Company
Ackway Georgia Railway and Electricipans
W.L. Cosgrave
Vim Adelanta Gas Light Company
Officer Saves Child From Lake Rescue at Granpark
Otter Grange guard T. Cornett saved 8 year old Quegbirr Goldberg from drowning at Lake Abana after the child slipped from a platform. The officer leapt in, pulled her to safety before she could vanish beneath the water, as a crowd of children watched.
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Otter
T. Cornett
Granpark
Vulegh
Lake Abana
Alrowsy
Parr
Byewlg Goldberg
Quegbirr
Joane Goldvers
Cocnelt
Beuchler's ith Cream Prisoners Amid Far Seas Tensions
Reports from Habargvek detail the imprisonment of Victor and other Americans by Russians after being accused of poaching. The men, including Japanese and Russians who were exchanged, faced sentences of one year and four months for hunting fur seals. The sea voyage from Fybecury 8 will deliver them to Habarevsk for service.
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Victor
Fybecury
Habarevsk
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Royal Baking Powder
Cornett
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Per’ Casualty Company
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Eiseman Bros
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