Fruit Growers Organizing Plan for Statewide Coordination
President H A Matthews of the Georgia Peach Growers Association outlines reasons for organizing. A state committee from the Georgia Fruit Growers Association has drafted a plan to distribute the crop more evenly and ensure regular fruit arrivals. Over 1,100 cars have signed on. more pledges are sought to push the system into immediate action. Walter Hawkins of Jacksonville has been contracted to manage shipments for three months, bringing expertise from Florida's distribution networks. The plan aims to align all regional growers with centralized representation to ensure accurate market data and fair consignments.
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H. A. Matthews
The
Georgia Peach Growers’ Association
Georgia Fruit Growers Association
Sy Ie
A. 3. Showalter
Dalton
E. J. Willingham
Macon
W. T. Cheney
Rome
A. M. Kitcheons
Cornelia
An Or
Atlanta
Walter Hawkins
Jacksonville
Fla
United States
Florida
California
Georgia Fruit Growers Plan Tight Shipments For Peaches
A Georgia fruit growers union proposes a centralized office to control peach shipments. Inspectors at icing stations will log arrivals and assess losses, with contracts requiring grower subscriptions to fund the plan and share costs by car shipments. The 1906 resolution covers the distribution of fruit, inspection, market reporting, and revenue sharing among Georgia Alabama Tennessee South Carolina and Florida growers.
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Alnvaina
South Carolina
Tennessees
Abla
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Florida
Hla Matthews
Fort Valley
A. J. Showalter
Delton
M. A. Kitchens
Baldwin
E. J. Willingham
Macon
W. T. Cheney
Rome
Dalton
Gatd
Rensurer
Wedding Gift Etiquette for Brides and Gifts
The guide notes gifts may arrive weeks before the wedding or on the day, sent by messenger or via the store direct to the bride with a brief card. Relatives or close friends may give in person, and initials of the bride’s maiden name should mark marked gifts. Belated gifts after the wedding use the married initials. The advice segues into a sales pitch for choosing refined, quality gifts.
Organize Now For Cooperative Peach Movement In Georgia
A Georgia cooperative drive urges immediate organization as growers push into a scale 5000 car crop plan. Committee chair N A Mathews notes the aim to secure reliable refrigeration information and contracts at one cent per crate, with input from T A Dean Rome R C Berckmans Augusta and Summerour Dutton.
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Georgia
North Georgia
South Georgia
Willingham
Macon
T. A. Dean
Rome
R. C. Berckmans
Augusta
Summerour
Dutton
N. A. Mathews
Judge Kimsey Praised for Swift Dawson Court Session
Ten J J Kimsey designated to preside over Terrell superior court due to Judge Sheffield’s disability. Court adjourned after disposing of all docketed cases and grand jury remarks. Bar members and citizens praised Kimsey’s efficient administration. Alabama Brenau Art Exhibit highlights contest won by Miss Louise Foy with a grouped still life scene.
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Dawson
J. J. Kimsay
Fudge
Terrell Superior Court
Sheffield
Kimecey
Ty No
James G. Parks
Kimsey
J. A. Laing
Alabama Brenau
Mondlay
Scholarebig
Louise Foy
Mise Grown
Central of Georgia schedule changes announced
Important schedule changes effective Sunday June 3 affect Train No 14 and Train No 3. Train 14 will depart Atlanta Terminal Station at 12:00 a m, replacing the previous 12:20 a m departure. Train 3 will now arrive in Atlanta at 7:10 a m instead of 7:20 a m.
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Central of Georgia By
Atanta
Atlanta
Mercer Commencement Opens With Sermon By Rev Christie
Mercer university closes the year with a Sunday sermon by Rev. R Christie of Valdosta at the First Baptist church. Alumni and students will attend in cap and gown as Mercer heads report rapid progress, with new dormitory and library buildings nearing completion.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Mercer University
Ft. R. Christie
First Baptist Church
Baptists of Georgia
Charles Lee Smith
Marcer
Mercer
Ciceronean
Phi Delta
Creaconeans
Phi Deltas
J. D. Blaiock
C. HL. Garerett
Oan
Hotel Lanier
Alumni Association
College of Arts
Magnolia Terrace
T. B. ‘Yaoman
Hi. H. Tift, Jr
Shailer Mathews
Shailer Matthews
University of Chicago
City Auditorium
Mathews
City
Degrosa
Iterary
C. . Husser
Atlanta
Law Ceas
G. T. Lee
Cuthbert
Baptists of
Mr. Christie
Valdosia
Return of British Ambassador to New York
Bir Mortimer Durand, the British ambassador to the United States, arrived in New York today from Egypt aboard the Luca pia. Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul arrived the same day aboard the LaLoraine from Havre. Senator Proctor Hedfield Proctor was taken ill in Troy, New York, last night while traveling from Washington to his home and is reported comfortable today.
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New York
Bir Mortimer Durand
United States
England
Egypt
Luca Pia
Ireland
St. Paul
Havre
Proctor
Vic
Hedfield Proctor
A. Troy
N. Y
Washington
Mill Men of Georgia Meet at Warm Springs
The sixth annual Georgia Industrial Association convention gathers at Warm Springs on June 7. Notable speakers include Sargent, Richards, Dunlap, and J F Hanson. Topics cover labor conditions, immigration bureau plans, and cotton goods trade with China. Officers to be elected. large attendance anticipated.
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Mill Men
Georgia
Warm Springs
Georgia Industrial Association
Young J. Allen
Bureau of Immigration
Sargent
United States
Mr. Richards
Paihway
Samuel C. Dunlap
Coast Line
Louisvile and
Nashville Systems
J. F. Hanson
Central of Georgia
Raiway
South
Far East
China
Allen
Thia
BF. B. Gordon
Columbus
Prize Winners Announced at Emery Phoenix Story Contest
Em College in Oxford Georgia held a chapel drawing awarding prizes from sealed envelopes. Sterling Brinkley Thomson won 25 dollars gold for best essay Vanity of Vanities. A T Hind won 10 dollars gold for best short story Sacred Island. Scott E McIntosh Tallahassee earned 10 dollars for best poem To Death. The Phoenix monthly praised for raising standards through prize incentives.
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Em College
Oxford
Emery Phoenix
Sterling
Brinkley
Thomson
A. T. Hind
Sacred Island
Scott E. McInteah
Tallahasaee
Fla
The
Phoenix
Swindler Patterson Said To Have Passed Bogus Check
Moultrie Georgia June 2 Special A warrant sworn for the arrest of F W Patterson alleged to have swindled the Colquitt hotel proprietor out of 80 dollars last week. Patterson claimed railroad employment and gave a fifty dollar draft on the Central New England bank later found not to know him. A man about 50, 5 feet 8 inches, crippled in one leg with gray hair. Officials in Moultrie searched but fear he may have left the state. case to be handled by state authorities.
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Patterson
Moultrie
F. W. Patterson
Sea Colquitt Hotel
Central New England Railroad
Hela
Jana
Mouleric
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Will F. Welser
Hoke Smith
Fitzgerald
Brata
Georgia Fruit Growers’ Sociation
Ino ‘Mae
ASRS
Maier and
Berkele
SPAP
I. R. Christe
Valdosta
Trunk and Bag CO
Z.turner
MNGR
Whitehall
DR. King
At. Hime
Dy. Wiscn Co
Murietin Peachtres Sta
Marletts
Atlanta, Ga
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