Georgia Leads in Textile and Fertilizer Manufacturing
Georgia ranks high in textile and fertilizer outputs per state statistics. The 1929 report outlines cotton and silk mills totaling 184 plants, capital investments near 102.8 million, wages of over 41 million, and 39,559 employees. It details allied industries, including clothing, compresses, cement and brick works, foundries, and fertilizer factories, with capital and employment figures for 1920 and 1929, highlighting Georgia as a major industrial center.
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Georgia
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A Fleet of Hansons to Serve Ad Club Delegates This Week
A patchwork of industry data shows a broad overview of electric gas ice and food product plants with thousands of workers and millions in capital and wages. The document lists plant counts capital invested and payrolls for sectors including electric power gas plants ice and bakeries and more. It highlights employment totals and wage outlays across multiple manufacturing categories.
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Ad Club
Traveling salesman fined for taunting policeman at bleachers
C Marshall of 237 Washington Street was fined $16 and costs in police court Friday for taunting a policeman and calling him a bunco man at a Ponce de Leon bleachers. His attorney Joseph C. Ewing, appearing for the first time since the banco probe began, said the case will be taken to state courts.
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C. Marshall
Washington Street
Joseph C. Ewing
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Missionary Meet Tuesday at Colling Memorial Church
An all day session of North Atlanta district missionary societies will be held at Colling Memorial Church Bolton next Tuesday starting at 10 o clock in the morning. All are invited to attend and bring box lunches.
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North Atlanta
Colling Memorial Church
Bolton
New Drouth Record Found Cotton Crop Injured Says Brown
A local weather expert warns that the spring drought in 1924 could break the 24 day record set in 1914 and 1915. He notes the current drought spans twenty two days with partial rainfall possible soon. Georgia, Texas, and surrounding regions feel the aridity while Atlantans await rain.
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Dr. von Herrmann
von Herrmann
von Herrman
Texas
Dry weather cuts deep into cotton and corn yields
Commissioner J. J. Brown warns the long dry spell has reduced the spring cotton crop by at least 35 percent and caused further losses of 25 percent due to nonplanting, with central and northern areas hit hardest. He notes coastal rains limited in impact and warns corn is parched and stunted without quick rainfall.
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von Herriman
Mr. Brown
Real Estate Leader James L Logan Expands Services
James L Logan of Atlanta adds two new departments to his real estate firm. A rent department headed by Henry Flournoy, with Logan focusing on a refit division for stores and residences. A building department uses the Minter system for industrial building and homes, led by J B Leet, an experienced architect.
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Atlanta
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Library staff changes announced at Carnegie Library
Announcement reports changes in Carnegie Library staff effective July 1. Miss Crumidy will resign as assistant librarian and library school chief instructor to lead the library school linked to the library.
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Carnegie Hbrary
Miss Crumidy
Miss Crumley
Lbrary School
Miss Jessie Hopkins Remembered in Atlanta
Miss Hopkins, longtime Atlanta resident and daughter of the late Dr J. S Hopkins, last president of Georgia Tech, was a 31st sister of Hinton J Hopkins. A graduate of the Atlanta Library School she served ten years as librarian of Paducah Public Library in Evansville.
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Jessie Hopkins
Miss Hopkins
Atlanta
J. S Hopkins
Georgia Tech
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Philes Hopkins
Mss Honkins
Atlanta Library School
Paducah
Rose M. Ashley to Lecture on The Subconscious Mind
Mrs Rose M Ashley will speak for the Atlanta Psychological Society in the mahogany room of the Ansley hotel at 3 30 Sunday. The subject is The Subconscious Mind and questions from the audience will be answered. All are invited.
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Rose M. Ashley
Atlanta Psychological Society
Ansley Hotel
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