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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
13
For seasons, one piece dresses edged out blouses but shirtwaists return with strong favor. A top supplier’s stock, now in two groups, offers linen and lingerie blouses in many styles from $3 to $7.50, details include hand embroidery, Irish inserts, medallions, and dainty trimmings.
Georgia bankers pledge a $100 trip to Washington for the boy who grows the best one acre of corn. The Georgia Rate Bankers Association approved the plan by H P Unter, aiding the Georgia Boys Corn Club started by county superintendents and the state agricultural college. More than 3,000 Georgia boys are enrolled in acre-corn work. The winner will meet the president and explore agriculture department operations. In South Carolina last year a winner grew 162% bushels per acre. Also notes: rebuilding a Southern Railway bridge over Towaliga river near Jullette, with two more bridge projects planned.
Real estate auction this Thursday at 1 20 PM offers twenty Napier webdivision lots adjoining Ansley Park toward Piedmont Park. Frontages from 1 to 100 feet, depths 130 to 240 feet, elevated with city conveniences. Foster & Robson conduct, J W Ferguson auctioneer. One fourth cash, balance in one to three years at 5 percent.
The Marist field meet yesterday was a great success with new prep records. Carl Smith showcased top form, setting a prep pole vault record of 8 feet 6 inches and winning multiple events.
The grand jury will be busy today and likely for two days with about fifty-two felony bills prepared by the solicitor general and around sixty more against various money-lenders. Complaints from many claim they suffered loss, with blacks and whites speaking. criminal court opens Monday with cases including Mrs. B. F. Carillo accused of stealing a diamond ring and $950 from J. T. Gilleland, brought from Oakland and bonded.
The report notes 23,750 cases shipped in the week, with 452,753 pounds of shoes produced, covering seven murder cases and other legal proceedings. Court actions include postponements and incorporations, with various parties named in lawsuits and stock certificate matters. Copper stock also rises as June inventory increases by 18,441,814 pounds.
Atlanta readers learn J C Sartelle longtime Santa Fe agent in the city has been promoted to general agent for the freight department of the entire system with headquarters in St Louis He becomes a leading West traffic figure and many friends acclaim the promotion. FOUL MURDER DONE Denver evidence of a brutal killing emerges as a mangled unidentified man about 45 is found on a Union Pacific track near Pullman revealing the crime.
At the annual directors meeting of Pine Ridge Sanatorium a yearly report shows 105 patients admitted, including 65 males and 37 females, with nine deaths. Current census stands at 25, patients leaving mostly by own accord or being cured. A separate report notes a homicide near the tracks with robbery suspected.
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