K K K Flour Promises Happy Home Baking
A promotional verse invites readers to bring home K K K flour for biscuits and bread, promising wife’s pleasure and household happiness. It emphasizes choosing K K K to avoid disappointment for both wife and husband.
No Salary Raise for Councilmen
Two resolutions to allow aldermen and councilmen to hold on will go back to authors ordinance committee acts on important papers. There will be no raise in the salaries of aldermen and councilmen. The measure calling for a raise from 26 to 59 dollars a month was referred to the salary committee to kill. The committee opposed any raise. Alderman Hancock urged sending it to the salary committee where he and Alderman Grant could kill it. It was co referred for its death. Other matters before committee include street name change in Druid Hills, motorcycle rear light and speed limit amendments, and a two term hold on alderman to succeed as mayor pro tempore. The committee favored changes to speeds and rear light, and granted a hold on the two-term hold while opposing it. A favorable report was issued on charging a $6 fee to the examining committee for electrical control board examinations.
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East Lake Lots Auction By Charles P Glover Realty
East Lake lots go to auction on Saturday June 4 with Charles P Glover Realty Co as agents. See page 13 for details.
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Chas. P. Glover Realty Co
Nashville Boosters Welcomed in Cartersville May 31
The Nashville Boosters Club arrived by special train at 1 PM in Cartersville and received a hearty welcome from business leaders and a ladies delegation. Speeches by Col. Gecard Pasplea and Mrs Sam Jones followed, praising Nashville. After cheers, the boosters departed at 3:30 PM for Rome.
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Policeman Rescues Rider as Clash Over Trolley Escalates
Officer McGahee narrowly avoids injury after a drunken suspect Berry tries to board a full Murletin trolley. Berry flees, returns with a concealed pistol and is restrained by the officer. Berry is fined $10 and held for state court on weapons charges.
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JW Berry
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Recorders Court
They Bought Coupons But Got No Pictures
Wesley Wirshburg trustee in bankruptcy for the photographic studio of J H Clarke who had left Atlanta plans sale of Clarke's property for creditors. Among Clarke's creditors are Atlantans buying coupons for reduced photography, each coupon sold for five cents and redeemed against pictures. aggregate losses may be large though individual claims are small.
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J H Clarke
Atlanta
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Clarkes
Americus Finances In Splendid Shape
Americus Ga May 31 Special The corps of expert accountants employed by city council to audit and inspect all accounts in the several departments of the municipality completed work today and render ed report Financially the city condition is most excellent with nearly 25000 in treasury available while the bonded indebtedness of Americus a considerably less than that of other cities of illigize Books and accounts were found in good shape and the auditors report throughout was highly gratifying to the council and citizens of Americus.
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Eight Flasks Whisky Found In Man's Safe
Police raid on Roy F Bagley's Columbus grocery yielded eight finekg of whisky stored in his safe. Officers charged him with violating the prohibition law amid a tense raid described as a privateRocker's case. This raid follows another recent Columbus discovery of stored whisky.
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Roy F. Bagley
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Bagley
Engineers Name Officers in Biennial Session
Detroit May 1981 officials of the International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers reelected for four year terms General Secretary W G Pranter of Cleveland and Assistant Grand Chief Engineers H E Wilks of Milwaukee Michael Wiadle Bedalis Mo and M Corrigan Hillsboro Texas named to posts in the meeting
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W GB Pranter
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Michael Wiadle Bedalis
M. Corrigan
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