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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
8
Brief asks about a responsively brief letter to a department on an apartment inquiry. The text urges concise replies, noting increasing demand makes long letters impractical for handling. The fragment hints at a humorous or satirical tone regarding communication etiquette and bureaucratic constraints.
The first U.S. egg laying contest continues into its thirty second week ending June 1. White Leghorns lead with 672 eggs and White Wrandottes follow with 634. The study, under Storrs Conn poultry station supervision, aims to prove up to date methods boost egg production. The piece notes benefits for poultry education, industry growth, and informs readers of practical advice for fowl care and ailments.
Central Avenue corner Rawson Street lot 157 by 128 valued at 515000. Peachtree Street close in lot 55 by 145. L.P. Road Tillmans six room cottage on a lot 765 by 200. Cher Street Pittsburg renting. Hirson Street Inman Park four vacant lots. Hall Street off Highland Avenue vacant 60 by 16. Grov Street beet block five vacant lots elevated at Charles Avenue elevated lot cheap. Tonte Avenue Nice vacant lots best block east hall Street between Mitchell and Trinity per foot 41800.
In Chicago markets refined quiet persists across dairy and produce sectors. Butter steady with creamery receipts around 24,478 coins at par, milk and dairy products show mixed vectors while eggs and creameries hold near steady levels. Poultry and other line items trend lightly, with minor price adjustments and steady demand observed.
A local ad touts Kimballville eggs promising absolute freshness for daily use as a family remedy for illness and a dependable food source.
Miscellaneous notice advertising the second edition of a poultry book by Uncle Dudley and the Wonderland Poultry Farm show prizes in Atlanta. Includes prices for chick and egg stock, Indian Runner ducks, Barred Rocks and White Leghorns, with contact details for farm and stock yard agents in Georgia.
Summer resorts news notes a hotels listing for Haywood Wille Sulphur Springs Hotel in Waynesville North Carolina. It promotes scenic mountain depots and waters with special season rates and directs inquiries to Mrs J L Morgan. The column also breezily references regional climate data and assorted commodity prices from Chicago to New Orleans, noting temperature deviations and market quotes without cohesive narrative.
Report from Santiago cites General Estenez accusing government troops of burning 120 houses owned by black civilians near Ramon de las Yaques, killing a father and two children, and abusing several young girls. He seeks US mediation and evidence, while warning of a potential race war if atrocities persist.
The Perry section reports Mrs. Ella Woodard's death after an eight day illness, with survivors including her mother Mrs. Asbury Bryant and son Asa Woodard, funeral at Evergreen cemetery. Also notes deaths of John D Heard in Washington and Mrs. Jesse N Gantt in Marietta, with funeral details. Gus Lindsey dies near Marietta. Paul Smith, five, dies in Paul, with services planned. A feature on the first American aero show in New York highlights progress in aviation and commentary on national aviation status.
Dr. Peter F Bahnsen Georgia state veterinarian reports hog cholera widespread in south Georgia with about 60 percent of state hogs affected since January 4. He warns losses will be tremendous and cites Irwin county farmer losing at least 10000 in hogs this year. Some use cholera serum from Athens State College of Agriculture, others resist treatment.
Augusta Ga June 18 Special session of the South Carolina legislative investigating committee will meet in Augusta July 8 to hear Thomas B Felder of Atlanta the state's attorney in the graft cases The hearing aims to spare Felder from entering South Carolina and facing Governor Blease deputy arrest threats
Samuel 2. Orth in The World's Work portrays England as the Land of Fulfilment while socialism feeds on stark hunger. He cites Kensington Garden scenes and rowntree figures showing 30 percent of Britons below the bread line, with 1 in 44 paupers, 1 in 11 Irish dependent on state aid, and urban poverty swelling as rural misery shifts to city miseries.
Unanimous votes elected P. Ww Kee of Atlanta as president of the Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia for the year. B L Bond Royston vice president P D McCarley Atlanta secretary and treasurer. L G Neal Walker Cuthbert W J Murphy Newnan C L Betts Rome G C Armstrong Athens named to the governing committee. Retiring president E P McBurney received a silver vane. Macon invited to host next year. The association urged Congress to raise annual appropriation from a quarter to a million dollars to fight the cattle tick and backed appointing a chief statistician for cotton crop reports. Next meeting place to be decided.
The article explains Sir William Ramsay's view that bore holes could reach coal seams and ignite coal with electricity to produce gas underground. Air and steam would create a water gas mixture, with engines at the bore mouth powering electric distribution across England.
T C Blanchard railroad agent was fined 100 dollars for doing business without a licence after police court testimony. Corley, labor manager, alleged agents used misrepresentation to recruit workers for Illinois Central shops in Chattanooga Memphis Paducah and Vicksburg. Higher courts will decide what constitutes a labor agent and an emigrant agent.
At a Atlanta conference officials from the Farmers Union and G R Hightower of Mississippi outlined plans to inaugurate the National Warehouse Company in Georgia. Agents will visit cotton counties to present the system seen as resolving financing and marketing costs for growers once perfected and extended across cotton states.
The notice states that only the jingles we pay for will be used, but no jingles, whether purchased or not, will be returned. It emphasizes nonreturnability and payment status for service components.
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