Weather forecast district eyed for Georgia May crops
Seelon Director Warbury reports May in Georgia may be unfavorable due to heat and resumed forecasts. Officials discuss a federal forecast district in the Southeast to study climate effects on cotton and other crops, with Atlanta as a potential headquarters and benefits to farmers and fruit growers.
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Seelon
Warbury
Georgia
Washington
Aes Wen
Gesen
Third Strict
Congress
Southeast
Couintry
Warongton
Linral Stare
Timo Herm
Ucl
Florida
Paris
Corty
Lorem Mit Ag
Atlanta
Bath
Cour
Leon
Leo May
Display of Ceramics at Art Rooms Described as Surprising
Carina JZark invites readers to visit the Art Rooms for a thorough display of ceramics and pottery. The notice promises a careful look at the collection and a pleasure in guiding guests through the exhibit, emphasizing art applied to pottery and china.
Christian Colony Plan Outlined by Projector in Georgia
A letter details Rev James Einner and Mr Finner proposing a Christian colony near Atlanta Georgia. They aim to relocate a sect to a mountain site, build homes and a Bible school, and operate cooperatively with crafts, farming, and religious work under sanctified leadership. They seek donations and cooperation from devout supporters to fund mills, machinery, and structures for a self-sustaining community based on strict biblical principles.
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Atlanta
James Einner
Finner
Oklahoma
Georgia
Massatts
Winer
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Saylor Saretifer
Opertien
Tie
Seeda
D Mata
Enum
Aman
Carpentes
Imechanics
Maanna
Tuthers House
Goa
SC Lnekie Street
May Rainfall Totals Across Georgia Stations
The May rainfall across Georgia varied with Savannah recording 37.7 inches above normal, while Wayneboro and Max Waynesboro showed notable deficits. The wetness aided cotton soil penetration, with May typically a dry month aiding field work, but overall totals depended on location and normal expectations.
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Georgia
Savannia
Max Waynes Boro
Meisure
Tte
Eyeglasses Frames and Optician Services Advertised
Spectacles and eyeglasses offered in all styles with well fitted frames. Comfort and correct vision assured by expert opticians. Address listed as Hawkes 14 Whichull Street I.
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Hk Hawkes
Whichull Street
Mrs Reed Shoots Self In Suicide Attempt
Mrs Bevlan Reed, wife of Ed Reed a prominent farmer, shot herself in the left breast Saturday in Maudeyne. She lies in a very critical condition and doctors fear temporary insanity caused the deed.
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Bevlan Reed
Ed Reed
Maudeyne
Fire Destroys Mrs Metda Horne Home Near Toc Tun
Fire Saturday gutted the home of Mrs Horne near Toc Tun with total loss of the dwelling and contents. Nearby small houses burned. estimated damages about 1200 dollars with no insurance. Guests staying in the home were forced to flee with only scant clothing.
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Metda Horne
Toc Tun
Eceie Perta Ag
Elaborate Smokers Planned for State Labor Meeting
One of the most elaborate events in honor of the State Federation of Labor meeting is a smoker arranged for June 22 to entertain up to 1000 people. The eight hour committee of Atlanta Typographical Union No 48 approved plans featuring hospitality from printers and prominent union members. Local and southeastern International Typographical Union members will gather in Atlanta August 28, with strong efforts to provide a memorable entertainment.
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State Federation of Labor
Iatlanta 'Topographical Union No 48
State Federation of Liber
Deelgars
Nusttors
Amehor Jionuees
Harding
al Lia
Agricola
Holdis
Pugh
Carrell Cisud Peeples
Richardson
WcAuthur
Habershim
Sutton
Boss
WcComich
Whips
Atkara
Cuicton
Peace
Green
Jesten
Ai Webb
Dawns
Wartin Maler Hurston
Knights of Honor Session to Be Largest in Atlanta History
Delegates from many western states gather in Atlanta for the Knights of Honor supreme lodge session. Georgia members have arranged a record reception with hotels fully booked, anticipating a ten day meeting with governors, congressmen, and judges among the attendees.
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Atlanta
Knights of Honor
Order
Supreme Lodge of the
Knights of Hono
United States
Indianapolis
Georgia
Use Lorder
Aragon Tac
Piedmont
Majestie
Matton Heyo
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Honor
Theelevates
Supreme Lode
Union
Cone
Providence
Bentley
Donaldsville
Noah M Givan
Louie Vic Frank B
Sliger
Sc Lew
Boyle
Pittsburg
John H Hancock
Louisville
Hewig Supreme Guardian
Evansville
E & Wood Supreme
York
Ledbetter Supreme
Idartown
George E Tooker Supreme
Pillsburg Pa
Watts Mendina Miss
Good of the Order
M Aimmers Inns
Levagood
Hess Kentucky
Hudson Texas
John Magi
New York
Moultrie to restrict drug stores Sunday openings
Municipal authorities announce tighter enforcement of Sunday closing laws. An ordinance barring drug stores from selling cigars and drinks on Sundays is being enforced to curb Sabbath violations. Prescription clerks must enter stores alone on Sundays and shut the door behind them per council resolution prompted by local churches.
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Moultrie
Toraay
Tribute Paid to Engineers
A memorial service at Baptist Tabernacle honored local Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers members who died in the past year. Dr Broughton praised railroad men as sober Christian gentlemen facing danger, while Rev. F. Jones delivered a moving memorial address praising the departed engineers and recalling personal ties with Enginer J F Renard.
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Baptist Tabernacle
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Broughton
Broughton de
Dr Broughtons
T C Watters
J C Adamson
Fo Renard H A Dobbs
J M Smith
Atlanta
Wilhelm
Gate City
Sam Jones
F Jones
Mr Jones
Dr Broughton
Brotherhood
Jones
J F Renard
Prisoners Escape Valdosta Jail In Noon Break
A daring jail delivery occurred at Valdosta Georgia as Chester Smith and Will Walker attacked jailer’s son Vaso Cacll, seized the keeper’s pistol, and fled the county jail. Fonny Hazell helped by opening a cell door. A blow with an iron pipe rendered the jailer unconscious for moments while a pursuing citizen was kept at bay. Smith and Walker, both sentenced to years in the penitentiary and county chain gang, were recaptured later.
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Valdosta
Chester Smith
Will Walker
Vaso
Nbert
Fonny Hazell
Han
Chautauqua Lake Excursions From Cincinnati Details
An itinerary lists July 7 and July 28 excursion dates advertised as a $130 round trip from Cincinnati. It mentions travel to Lam bridge Springs and Baegestown with notes on privileges and additional information from FE Hunting ton GA PD Cincinnati.
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Chautauqua Lake
Ere RR
Cincinnati
Liekers
Lambridge Springs
Baegestown
FE Huntington
GA PD
Cincionat
Omo
Church Collection in Cuba and New Era Writings
A fragmentary column mentions church collections in Cuba and talking machines in China, noting the near arrival of a womans club. It hints at advertising prowess, the unpredictability of daily life, and the theater as a distinct public arena. The piece reflects a collage of cultural notes and speculative social commentary.
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Cuba
Puck
China
Womans Club
New Dormitory Planned for Agnes Scott Institute
Agnes Scott Institute at Decatur Ga plans a handsome brick three story dormitory 186 by 50 feet with an L wing to house 100 students doubling the college’s capacity. Construction costs exceed 60000 dollars. Donaldson and Bierson hold the contract, Morgan and Dillon the architects. The building honors the Scott memorial on the wife of the late Colonel Scott, a major benefactor, with funding from the Inman family and other friends.
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Scott
S M Inman
B F Abbott
R J Lowry
J W English
Jennie Inman
Mathinson
Fr Bt Inman
Agnes Scott Institute
Sam Inman
Board of
Trustees laud efforts for dormitory fund drive
Trustees praise Rev Frank Henry Gaines as president and chief advocate behind the school’s growth. His long service and leadership are credited with advancing the institution toward modern standards and regional prominence.
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Hamusame
Jts
Frank Henry Gaines
Haseen
Dickering For Second Cabin Passage To Liverpool
A steamship agent estimates the best price for a second cabin passage to Liverpool while discussing potential tourist prospects. The dialogue notes the traveler’s concern about meals and the routine aboard the early days of the voyage.
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Dickering
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Puck article questions wealth gap and notes rival marriages
A brief item questions who claims the rich are getting poorer while the poor grow richer. The comment references Spud’s remark as deglers marry foreign nobles, hinting at social shifts and new alliances.
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Rom Puck
Spuds
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Carina Jzark
Chima
Niewera
James B Finner
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Albany
Americus
Athuns
Agusta
Binhidie
Chattanega
Macon
Afonticelly
Noam
Qutman
Flone
Bayarnab
Typographical Union
Supreme Lodge
Tee
Trust Company of Georgia
Equitable Building
Capital
Agnes Scott
Rebecca Scott
Eata Colonil Scott
H.W. Rountree Bros. Trunk & Bag Co
Turner, Mer
Whitehall St
Penn Ceaualty Company
Eing & Akers
Bell Phone
Austell
E. H. Thornton
Wef Manry
Caldwell
Neal Bank
Eiseman Bros
Wide Vale
Pat
Baltimorf
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