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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
14
The article notes Red Seal or Atlantic Red Seal or Atlantic Pure White Lead as a smooth finish favored by painters. It mentions a painter mixing it with pure linseed oil on the spot to create any color, shade, or tint.
Georgia lawmakers sent a communication to President C. Barrett of the Farmers Union urging a Washington conference on the postal savings deposition bill. They want the measure amended only if the union approves it and have asked Barrett or Olin Wimparly for a conference. Barrett was reported west with no reply yet.
Macon Ga June 8 Elaborate arrangements are being made by Juda W A Poe president and Judge J P Harnett secretary and treasurer for the Georgia Association of Justices and Contables convention to be held in Atlanta July 5 and 6 The aim is to bring many members to the convention The third session follows two earlier meetings in Macon with important business and efforts to improve laws and justice administration.
Mercer Universitys annual graduation exercises confer forty two bachelor of arts degrees and forty seven bachelor of laws. President Y Jameson delivers baccalaureate for arts while Judge Emory Speer speaks for law. Medals awarded for oratory, science, law, and general excellence. Doctor of Divinity and Doctor of Laws degrees also conferred. Solomon B Cousins named assistant professor of history and English.
Brunswick Georgia June Special The second day of the Georgia Philathea Union convened at the Baptist church with 100 delegates and many more Philatheas from across the state. Reports show progress from 18 classes three years ago to representatives from 90 classes. Mrs Ivy of Dawen led discussions on What Philathes Has Done for Me. Mrs W A Summerlin of Dublin led a session on Philathan Influence with national secretary Mica Robert of Syracuse and Max Callahan of Atlanta speaking on expansion.
Taylor Bros. Company sold 84 feet front on Whitehall Street just below Trinity Church for 45000 dollars to a buyer whose name is withheld. The deal cost over 635 dollars per front foot, a notably low price for the area with nearby parcels quoted at 200. The building houses an apartment over Kemp Hotel in Hawkinsville was also sold for 45000 dollars, with recent transactions by the firm totaling well over 100000 dollars.
A vintage advertisement touts Syrup of Firs and Elixir of Senna as a mild safe laxative suitable for maidens wives and mothers. It claims gentle pleasant action and benefits to the digestive system with a delicate flavor and warming tonic. Sold by California Drug Co priced at fifty cents per bottle.
At a Georgia division meeting held in Macon two officers were nominated for the national American Bankers Association, to be voted in Los Angeles on October 2. C. B. Lewis for vice president and L. P. Hillyer for executive committee, reflecting Georgia’s expanded membership and new authority to name two officers.
Sumter superior court adjourned after ten days with Judge Littisjohn presiding Many negro murderers and pistol totters were sent to the penitentiary and chaingang some receiving life sentences Grand jury urged abolition of county treasurer office and banning under seven year olds from operating putamobiles on public highways Forty Seven Lawyers Admitted Mercer graduates admitted to practice before federal and state courts at Mercer commencement exercises
A tax receiver T. M. Armistead warns residents to file state and county tax returns now to avoid the rush. The notice emphasizes prompt action and appears as an official tax collection advisory.
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