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A concise reflection on footwear as daily partners, noting that shoes endure thorough wear and test their wearer in return, highlighting a mutual, enduring relationship between person and footwear.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
8
A concise reflection on footwear as daily partners, noting that shoes endure thorough wear and test their wearer in return, highlighting a mutual, enduring relationship between person and footwear.
A new Grady Hospital building is proposed on hospital property at Butler and Armstrong Streets opposite Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons. The design aims for simple architecture over 150 by 100 feet with wards, dispensing and hydrotherapeutic facilities, and a wing for negro patients. Plans by 16 architects were judged by a joint committee. King & Walker won first prize with 5 percent of total cost. second and third prizes awarded to Eugene C Wachendorff and Edwards & Walter. The council will ratify the choice and authorize prize payments. projected cost not under 24000 dollars with a potential emergency fund of about 10900 dollars.
Silas Will Run Dairy for Court in Macon Georgia after creditors sought to seize his fifteen to eighteen cattle. Judge Emery Speer denied interference and ordered the dairy and farm placed in the hands of a court receiver to satisfy debts of the late AB Small estate.
Prominent Georgia farmers gather at the Lanier Hotel in Macon to consider amalgamating state farming groups under a unified plan. A committee is formed to draft a concrete merger proposal and call a statewide convention, with representatives from multiple agricultural organizations and rail interests in attendance.
Judge H. R. Daniel of Swainsboro visits Atlanta on business and will stay several days. Daniel is one of Emanuel county’s best known and most respected figures.
The article recounts Daniel Quested repeatedly elected to positions of honor and trust including sheriff, county court judge, and member of the general assembly. It notes his popularity at home, his friendship with Atlantans, and his firm stands for straightforward positive legislation in the public interest.
Federal grand jury indicts Western Union Telegraph Company for forty two counts under the bucket shop law of March 1 1908 alleging aiding and abetting a bucket shop in DC via telegraph wires and price quotations. Additional indictment targets several Baltimore Philadelphia and New York individuals associated with Standard Stock and Grain Dealers.
Ponce de Leon Park opens today in Atlanta marking the summer season with a large crowd expected. The park features a blaze of electric lamps, a Matthiessen band, daily concerts, and numerous amusements. Manager Jack Youngs leads operations with Bart Bowen overseeing mechanics and electricals while Matthiessen directs the music.
A brief observer note invites readers to visit the Ponce de Leon area tonight to view the illumination display. The feature highlights local lights, colors, and festive atmosphere attracting residents and visitors.
The funeral of Major T H Williams a prominent Atlantan who died at his home last Friday night will be held at 4 o clock this afternoon at St Lukes Episcopal Church with Rev C Whmer conducting. The Ladies Memorial Association and the Atlanta Camp of the United Confederate Veterans will attend. Interment will be in Oakland.
The Chamberlin Johnson DuBose event featured debates on legal education and admission to the bar. Hon A A Lawrence of Savannah led court procedure talks while Ivins of New York delivered the main address on The Life of the Law, critiquing antitrust measures and praising judicial interpretation. Officers elected include Judge Ewell Branham as president and Orville Park as secretary.
Montgomery Alabama June 10 a Tal Sakmeus of the state high school commission calls for June 15 at the capitol for elections of principals and teachers of high schools by county boards to be ratified. EH C Crow of Jefferson has qualified as Judge of the tenth judicial district by appointment of Governor Comer. The Bankhead Coal Company of Jasper reports capital 75000 with 4600 paid in to the secretary of state. DeKalb county nominees Waldrap and Loyd for tax officials and Walker Percy for legislature from Jefferson with L W Meador as superintendent of education visit the capitol.
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