Constitution advertisement and subscription rates notice
Atlanta June 25 1913 notice from The Constitution publisher detailing subscription rates and delivery terms. Includes advertising manager Holliday and Washington Bureau address. Lists New York distribution points and travelling reps Bradley and Smith. Warns readers to avoid other carriers and out-of-town payments not responsible.
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Washington Bureau of the Constitution
N. W
John Corrigam Jr
the Constitution
New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times Building
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
G. Bradley
G Smith
Georgia Tax Reform Urged by State Legislature
A call for immediate reform of Georgia finances urges every man and county to pay fair taxes. The piece condemns patchwork funding, cites chronic teacher salary delays, and argues for tax equalization, an inheritance tax, and a constitutional amendment to raise revenue if needed. It praises McElreath's analysis and urges decisive, nonpartisan action this session.
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State of
Georgia
Wright
McElreath
Ashley
Lowndes
General Assembly
House
Comptrattor General
Iffi
Walter M'Elreath
Immediate repair of Peachtree Street urged now
In a plea to Fulton county officials, residents demand that the contractors begin immediate repair of Peachtree Street between Fifteenth Street and Buckhead. The piece emphasizes the street’s vital countywide use, safety hazards from pipes and gullies, and warns that delays will waste the summer and fail the promised work. It urges action within days to fix the unsafe stretch.
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Fulton County Commissioners
Peachtree Street
Fifteenth Street
Buckhead
Fulton County
South Sidere
North Siders
Fifteenth
Winter Dreams and Summer Ways in Georgia Mirror
A collage of verse and prose pieces evokes travel longing and coastal imagery, with reflections on seasons, longing for distant shores, and light in the dark. It includes weathered poems, light humor about fashion, and a playful note on a Kansas City Star column. References to Greenland, Eskimo, and summer heat contrast with dreams of May and light.
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Star
The
Kansas City Star
Thi
Little Rock
Ark
Long campaign patience and world reach hinted by critics
The piece notes patience for future campaigns as a new presidential run looms long before offices are filled. It mentions Taft’s stance versus Bryan’s expansive reach and hints at outside lawmakers claiming to know how to run the state, with a wry tone about happiness and power.
The Gause and Cure for Georgia's Fiscal Troubles
Editor Walter McElreath argues Georgia expanded state functions, boosted education and welfare while revenues lagged. He traces the shift from minimal services in 1880s to ongoing investments, contends deficits stem from political choices, and urges constitutional tax and assessment reforms to fund public schools, pensions, and higher education.
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Atlanta
United States
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Atlante
KR Holliday
Suliding
Wall Street
Gia
Union
University At
Athens
University
College of Agriculture
Georgia School of Technology
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House Appropriations Committee
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Earth
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India
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A. W. Lindquist
Kansas City
Cumberland
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
World's Work
University of Georgia
College
Dahlonega
Georgia Normal and Industrial School
School Ofechnology
State Normal School
State College of Agriculture
Agricultural, Normal and Industrial School
Valdosta
Department of Agriculture
State Board of Health
Committee On Appropriations
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Atlanta, Ga
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