Boundary dispute over Tugalo River ownership heats Georgia South Carolina
Attorney General John C. Hart investigates the Tugalo River boundary between Habersham County Georgia and Goo ne county South Carolina. Magid bought riverbed land to dam for a water power plant while Billard on the South Carolina side seeks $20,000, arguing midstream boundary. state records point to low water mark on SC side per Beaufort treaty and commissioners’ findings.
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John C. Hart i
Habersham County
Georgia
Goonee County
Carolna
Tugalo
South Carolina
Fouls B. Maxid
Tallugh Palla
Tugalo River
Blilard
Magid
Savannah River
Fair Weather Boosts Georgia Farming Prospects
Sunshine and light wind dominate today across Georgia with temperatures creeping up. Farmers welcome the dry spell after May rains as cotton and corn push growth, though labor shortages and rising wages hinder field work while city parks and shoppers enjoy the pleasant day. The weather map shows no major storms, with a high-pressure area over the central plains shifting eastward, bringing cooler readings to parts of the eastern cotton belt.
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Georgia
Dail
Kanan
East Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Cotton Belt
Atlantic
Tech Alumni Banquet Announced in Atlanta This June
The Tech Alumni Association plans its annual banquet on June 22 in Atlanta. A 296 graduates have to date, with the grad class to receive diplomas the same night. Officers listed include W. P. Walthall president and John Smith vice president, with a arrangements committee led by Smith, HP Philips and F Nalley preparing details.
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Tech
Tech Alumni Association
Lanta
W. P. Walthall
John Smith
W. B. Nunnally
F.c.turner
d # Smith
HP Philips
F. Nalley
Plumbers Convention Opens in Atlanta This Week
About 1 500 attend the twenty third annual National Association of Master Plumbers convention begins Thursday at the Grand Opera house Atlanta. Gov Joseph M Terrell and Mayor James G Woodward to give welcomes with local leaders. events include receptions tours a grand ball at the Kimball house and a Georgia barbecue to Brownwood. 20 000 members nationwide with 800 delegates already lined up for Atlanta meetings. committees named and Plaza events planned.
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Tentional Association of Master Plumbers
Grand Opera House
State of Georgia
Joseph M. Terrell
Atlanta
James G. Woodward
Association of Master Plumbers Bhs
A. F. Beltingrath
St. Louis
Theational Association
Piedmont Hotel
Kimball House
Avlanta
John Tarcas
Visiiora Ang
O'Stock
Brownwood
Georgia
H. Jennings
D. A. Farrel
J Bellingraen
BM. E. Ford
D. A Farrell
M. E. Ford
J. H. Jennings
J. J. Mell
Milas Lilly Ford
D. 4. Farrell
Julia Bethnerath
J. L. Mell
Lofdis
J F. Steinhauer
Lenal Ansociation of
Austell
Gorge B. Scott
National Association of Master Pilladers
Confederacy
Chamber of Commerce
Patton
Etate Association of Plumbers
Kun
Governor Terrell to Speak at Hebrew Association Bazaar
Governor Terrell will join Rabin David Marx as speakers at the Young Men's Hebrew Association bazar. The event, in conjunction with the Atlanta Hebrew School, funds a permanent home for city Hebrew societies. June 26 27 28 and 29 at the old Tuseum theater grounds Edgewood and Piedmont avenues.
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Bezar
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Terrell
Young Men's
Rabin David Marx
Atlanta Hebrew School
Tuseum Theater
Edgewood and
Piedmont Avenues
Atlanta
We'fe
B. J Josephs
Soi B. Eplan
I Beer
J. J Saul
Ben
LC. Roughlin
Wolfe
Bolan
E. Josephs
H. Jelephs
Morria Lightenstein
Gus Fermin
L Sam Zanan
Dave Silverman
Joel Dertan
Reeherse
Sucess Lonakians
Iberaltr
Leather Bag Prices Listed in Various Figures
A fragment shows leather bag prices with multiple figures including 8c 82.00, 1.25, 250, 6150, 3.00, 8200, 4.00, £ 250, 500, 300, 6.00, 4.00, 700, 150, 8.00, and 5.00. The text resembles an ad pricing list without a clear narrative or date.
Man in stupor at Grant Park after meningitis attack
David M. Evans shipping clerk at McClure’s ten cent store, from Kirkwood, wandered to Grant Park Wednesday afternoon. He wrote a note to his wife and spent the night in the woods, later found in a stupor. He was taken to Grady Hospital. doctors say the danger is meningitis collapse, illness recent. The note expressed intent to join loved ones in a “better land” and to collect his belongings from McClure’s. Evans showed long mental trouble signs but authorities believe he may recover with care.
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David M. Evans
McClure
Kirkwood
Grant Park
Grady Hospital
Evans
Darling
M. Evans
McClure & Clo
McClure's
Mamma
Papa
aInee
Ten Dollar Refrigerators Sold At Walter J Wood Co
The Walter J Wood Stove Company in this city offers Badger refrigerators at 10 delivered anywhere in the state. A factory error sent two carloads to the Walter J Wood Stove Company and only twenty remain. These 50 pound ice holding units are Hale tinea steel insulated with charcoal sheathing and first class in every respect. First come, first served today at corner Whitehall and Wratchel streets.
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West
Walter J. Wood Stove and Furniture Company
Badger
Walter J. Wood Stove Company
Whitehah
Wratchel Streets
The Casino at Wells Show Praised By City Crowd
The Dunne Harlan Musical Comedy Company’s The Knickerbocker Girl at The Casino received high praise for performances by Little Chip Mary Marble and Grace Hezard. Crowds filled the Wells, with matinee and night shows planned and ticket sales beginning at Bijou box office. Skating Auditorium on Peachtree reported a lively turnout, especially on ladies day, with an excellent musical program and strong society attendance.
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Little Chip
Mary Marble
Grace Hezard
Ttle
Wells. Dunne-Harlan Musical Comedy Company
Tlinta
Ine Chip
Peachtree Street
Esterday
Torning
Inman and Broughton Boost Tabernacle Fund Drive
An Inman-Broughton exchange unfolds over a $2,000 Tabernacle infirmary debt. Hugh Inman offers support amid Broughton’s sermons, and Len G. Broughton replies with thanks and resolve to continue fundraising. Funds appear likely to meet the goal by Sunday, with small and distant donors urged to contribute via letter or telegraph.
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Inman-Broughton
Tabernacio Infirmary
Broughton Ln
Hugh
Inman
Constitution
Atlanta
Inmaniga
Broughton
Len G. Broughton
City
Dedr
Tabernaclé Infirmary
Rand
LNMAN
de. Broughton
Shur
Farmers' Union Plans State Fair Day At Atlanta
The Farmers' National Union executive committee will meet at the Manatee Library on Monday President C G Barrett asks Secretary Frank Weldon of the State Hair Association to set aside a day during the Atlanta fair as Farmers' Union Day The union claims 300000 members mostly in the south and aims to rally 50000 to 100000 delegates in Atlanta for a large exhibit of cotton and allied interests in October
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Farmers’ National Union
C. 9. Barrett
Frank Weldon
State Hair Association
Atlanta
Parmers’ Union
Barmers’ Alance
Georgia
Welden
Atlante
South
HON W H BARNES TO VISIT ATLANTA DURING CONVENTION
Hon William H Barnes oldest living grand master of Georgia Odd Fellows will visit Atlanta for the supreme lodge Knights of Honor convention on June 14. He travels from California as delegate of the California Knights of Honor grand lodge and serves as grand serjeant in the California grand encampment Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He will stay several days visiting his sister Mrs B E Jackson of Milledgeville and spend most of his time in Georgia.
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Georgia
Odd Fellows
Atlanta
William H. Barnes
George Odd Fellows
Supreme Lodge
Barnes
California
Grand Lodge
Gover of Old Fellows
Knights of Honor
Serbe
Plalfornia
Order of Odaelions
B. E. Jaczeon
Milledgeville
Hale Predicts Half Crop in Georgia Peach Season
Georgia peach growers face a cautious outlook as J M Hale, head of Hale Georg Orchard Co, estimates the crop may reach only about 50 percent of last year. He cites weather risk, large trees, and market conditions that could yield similar or better profits despite fewer cars. Hale defends refrigerator car service and exclusive contracts as vital to shipping efficiency and farm profits.
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Georgia
J M. Hale
Hale
Atlanta
Connecticut
Fort Valley
Hale Georg Orchard Company
Georgia Iz
Norman
Armours
Phil Armour
Regio
Auranem
Business integrity and ice aid save peach crop ties
A story highlights Armour company figures like Phil Armour Ogden Armour and George Robbins aiding a farmer by shipping ice to save a crop. The tale praises Connecticut horticulturist Hale and notes the peach industry grows when guided by solid business principles. Coverage underscores industry development and prominent figures in nurserymen circles.
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Armour Company
Phil Armour
Express
Chicago
Cary
Fort Valley
Pru Armour
Chosu
Ogden Armour
George Robbins
Isd
Orcherds
Hale
Connecticut
Wileh
Connecticut Grange
Shoe Dealer Promises Confidence in Expanding Store
A terse pitch claims the shoe business grows yearly and expands to meet every need for men and boys. It touts sports shoes and summer oxfords while asserting unrefutable stock and discreet dealings. No arguments are offered, only assurance.
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Suitland
Attorney Hart
Maier and
Perkele
AA Bhive
Santon
Pom & Dank
Rountree
Trunk and Leather Goods House
H. W. Rountree Bros. Trunk & Bag Co
Whitehall St
Tarner, Mgr
David Evans
Farmers’ Union For State Fair
W. H. Barnes
Trust Company of Georgia
Equitable Building
Capital
Peach King
B. Thornton
WP Mane
D, Caldwell
Asst
Neal Bank
Penn Casualty Company
King & Akers
Bell Phone
Eiseman Bros
Tura
Whitehall
Washington
Baltimore
Agenta
Bess
Stuttgarter Sanitary
Dr. Deimel
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