Travelers Protective Association delegates visit Houston
Atlanta hotel committee chair R A Brosses MM Anderson E L Adams E D McDonald and Homer S Prater led a group of Atlanta delegates home from the national convention in Houston praising a pleasant and profitable week. They halted in Mobile and Montreal for banquets and sightseeing, lauding Galveston and Houston for their energy and hospitality. The Post ran a special panel with convention proceedings and news while offering a sporting section previewing dusk-to-dawn events and racing, golf and billiards.
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R A Brosses
MM Anderson
E. L. Adams
E D McDonald
Homer S Prater
Atlanta
Travelers’ Protective Association
Houston
Texas City
Prade
Mobile
Vna Montramer
Senigla
Max Banter
Columbus
National Hotel Committee
Banner
Post
Rochester Trip Promises Address by Herbert E B Choate
Herbert EB Choate and associates from several firms traveled to Rochester NY for the national meeting of credit men. Choate will speak on What Portion of the Fire Waste is Avoidable at the convention opening Monday.
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Herbert EB
Choate. Im
J. L. Baldwin
LL Rhodes Company
HD. Carter
Pougherty-Little-Redwine
CW Logan
J . Barnes-Fain Company
Harry T Moore
Atlanta Credit Men's Association
Herbert EB. Choate
J. Kerr Shoes Company
Priaay
Rochester
National Meeting of Credit Men
Mr "Choate
Atlanta Constitution in exile readers recall old town
A speaker recalls reading The Atlanta Constitution while away, eager daily updates on how the old town fared in their absence, reflecting on how much the paper meant to staying connected with Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
Laundry Strike and a Tragic Laundry Tale
The speaker recalls a hand laundry job that failed, reflecting on tough times and a wandering path. A hobo laments loss of a partner and a social era, noting faith and effort shape outcomes despite hardship.
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Manez
Fewer Hosiery Buyers Go to Germany for Goods
A New York buyer for a large jobbing house reports fewer hosiery buyers traveling to Germany this season. He notes demand shift to imported infant and fancy male sacks, price shifts under new tariff allow cheap imports, yet domestic mills still dominate production with vast output.
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Germany
New York
Merchants and Manufacturers Meet Postponed for Week
Directors of the Merchants and Manufacturers association postponed their meeting from last Thursday to next Thursday due to Secretary Harry Moore's absence in Rochester. At that session, plans will be laid for Merchants week in August, aimed at making it the citys most successful gathering of its kind.
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Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Harry Moore
Rochester
The
Credit Association
City Industrial Tours Planned by Bureau
At a meeting of the Industrial and Statistical bureau led by Charman Wilmer J Moore the plan to start city industrial tours was discussed The trips, postponed from May 26 due to heat, were a success last season under Secretary W O H Leahy with many merchants touring local plants for inspection and insight
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Industrial and Statistical Bureau
Charman Wilmer J. Moore
W O H Leahy
Elt
Resolutions Adopted by City Salesmen in Honor of Dennis Myers
At a Saturday meeting of the City Salesmen's association unanimous resolutions mourn the death of Dennis D Myers a longtime Atlanta grocer. They praise him as a well known merchant, loving father and husband, and loyal friend. A copy will be sent to his family and the press, with minutes recording the tribute.
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City Salesmen's Association
Dennis Myers
P. S Pause
C. Hartason
Mt Andersct
Ralph Jones Joins Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Friends announce Ralph T Jones, longtime newspaper man and former editor of the Firing Lane, has returned to the city and now works with the Georgia Chamber of Commerce. He is compiling a directory of Georgia manufacturers and producers, with over 26,000 copies to be distributed statewide.
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Ralph T Jones
Chattanooga
Jones
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
John Deere Ensilage Cutter Sees Big Future
The John Deere Plow company anticipates strong demand for Ohio ensilage cutters. The machines serve modern farming by turning waste fodder into useful silage, aiding drought periods and efficiency. Farmers in the South recognize the need for economical, up-to-date farming implements, with John Deere expecting widespread sales ahead.
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John Deere
Ohio
Jaime
South
John Deee Company
Week of Car Loads at Rosenfeld Co Becomes Record Harbor of Goods
The Rosenfeld company reports a record week with multiple full railcars arriving. Cars brought woolen rugs linoe wine printed inlaid and plain colors congeleum and guarts though some waiting for warehouse. ten days earlier Crex rugs arrived. another car ordered for next week. refrigerators en route. business described as never so deaf.
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Rosenfeld
Guoda
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Atlanta, Georgia
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