Georgia Woman Mines Rich Gold Claim in Hale County
Georgia woman and husband run a Hale County gold mine and the Glades estate near Gainesville. Mrs Hunt showcases dredge machinery, hotel management, fruit and canning ventures, and farm diversification, urging more women to engage in mining and related industries while stressing education and local development.
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Imma Dooly
Georgia
J. B Hunt
Gainesville
Endasvor
Organization of Rational
Yat
Hale County
Hunt
Atlanta
Hull
TE Gil
Mars
Arlington
Guincevile
Whch
Wesley Hirshburg
J H Hunt
Hall County
Mra J H Hunts
Glad
Hall Equity
Georgia women lead on development and conservation efforts
In Georgia a voice hopes that renewed interest in natural riches will spur development and preservation. The message praises organized Georgia women for doing practical work to teach women in their districts how to contribute to development and conservation.
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Georgia
Judge Crumbaugh Leaves Kentucky Under Threats
Eddyville Ky June 25 Judge W L Crumbaugh former Lyon county judge resigns and plans to move to Metropolis due to night rider violence and death threats over his attempts to convict those responsible for Lyon county outrages. The second city tax installment notice also appears in the same column.
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Ball County
Gainesy
E. T. Payne
Eddyvilla
Eddyville
W. L. Crumbaugh
Lyon County
Kentucky
Metropolis
Crumbaugh
Gaya
Fifty-Eight Mills Agree to Shut Down for Four Weeks
Representatives of eighty cotton mills gathered in Gastonia North Carolina to approve a four week shutdown planned for July and August. The plants span Gaston Mecklenburg Cleveland Lincoln Catawba and York counties affecting about 700000 spindles idle and removing 100000 bags of yarn and cloth from the market weekly. Spinners expect further reductions to ease the industry crisis.
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Carolina
Gastonia
Noxt
Fift
Gaston Mecklenburg
Cleveland
Tincoln
Catawbs
York County
South Carolina
United States delegation named for Mexican centennial
Washington June 23 The commission to represent the United States at the centennial of the Republic of Mexico was announced. Senators Crawford Guggenheim and Overman and Representatives Foster Fassett and Howard were named to the group. Overman replaced Bacon of Georgia, who was excused at his own request.
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TN T Us
Washington
United States
Republic of Mexico
Crawford
Guggenheim
Overman
Foster
Vermont
Fassett
New York
Howard
Georgia
Ove
Ba~con
Ausata Mates Men Set for Wrightsville Beach Trip
In a 1919 Atlanta arrangement, over 790 city salesmen depart Monday for Wrightsville Beach on an annual vacation. Grocers and manufacturers sign a pact to suspend business during the absence to ensure harmony and fair dealing, with the week starting June 28.
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Ausata
Wrightsville Beach
Cwholessle Grocery
Atlante
Atlanta
Elty Relenmen
Comany HI
Singer, Ghemanke Harpe
Jaeop ‘Chomeny Company
Old River Captain Takes Last Voyage
New Orleans reports Captain William Wenzel long a river master died near Bipxt Mississippi Somerday and funeral held there He steered for sixty years owning eleven steamboats and aided Civil War river blockade He was part of a long line of river merchants and companies listed in the obituary entry with many names and firms named throughout the piece
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New Orleans
William Wenzel
Bipxt
Miss
Somerday
Dusinley Ongle
Ouachiti
Red
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Merchants and Manufacturers Insurance Company
Atlanta, Georgia
Eday of
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Order of Merchants and Scatrers Insurance Company
James W English
Fourth National Bank
Atlanta, Ga
Robert J. Lowry
Lowry National Bank
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J. Morrisor
Atlanta Car Wheel Manufacturng Company
Robert F. Maddox
National Bank
Rohn M. Slaton
Rye Tan, and
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Georgia State Senate
Asa G. Candler
President Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Albert Steiner
Atlanta Brewing and Ike Company
George W. Parrott
Piedmont Hotel
O. E. Currier
Atlanta Naional Bank
Frank Hawkins
Third National Bank
John W. Grant
James C. Wynn
Samuel F. Parrott
A. B. & A. Rolroad
Forrest Adair
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American National Bank
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E.P. M’burney
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H. G. Stockdell
Grant Building
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Sims
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