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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1913

Page

33

Officers for 1913 Elected by Post B

Post B of the Atlanta T P A lists new officers for 1913 and delegates to the state convention in Albany on March 17. Named are President I F Goodwyn and multiple vice presidents, secretary treasurer J H Andrews, various committee chairs, chaplain James I Mayson, attorney Dr J W Hurt, surgeon, and a long list of delegates with many named individuals.

Atlanta Post Albany I. F. Goodwyn A. J. Swann F. B. Florence W. S Featherstone J. H. Andrews Chaiman Press W. M. Jenkins B. F. Luckett A. M. Ashe S. J. Jones Uvion BR. A. . Anderson A.S. Prater C. V. Logan W. P. Streater H. A. Sewell Ruy S. J. Belk James I. Mayson St. Elmo Massengale Clare Prater J. BR. Sams Wardlaw J. 0. Wella A. H. Jenkins L. Adams Ss. J. Jones D. R. Mier C. L Brannan Paul Toland A. McD. Wilson A. J. Woodruff T. M. Ward W. A. Lummus W. A W. S. Rogers A. Hartsook

Success Came To The Business Men Who Didn't Knock

John L. Elchberg of the Elichberg Heating company recalls a tale of a town contract bid. Furnace sellers attacked rivals while steam heat men praised their own plants. The contract went to the steam heat proposer as the furnace men were all knockers. A lesson: in business “A knock is a boost.” P. 8. Brownlee of Ed. Adams Co. missed territory due to his father’s illness. manager Brownlee is slightly better.

John L. Elchberg Elichberg Heating Company Scalesman Elchberg Brownlee Ed. Adams Company Mgr. Brownlee

Directory of local commercial travelers associations

Directory lists T. P. L and Jas H. Andrews secretaries at Austell building. Meetings on the first and third Saturdays. U C T Atlanta Council with E M Lunceford secretary Gould building meets second and fourth Saturdays. K of P groups meet at Kiser building. U C Fulton Corner 508 with Browalas secretary. Meetings vary by day and location. Executive board meets at Travel ers Bank on the first and third Saturdays. City Salesmen’s Association meets Saturdays at City Hall. Gideon R O Estes secretary meets Sundays at Piedmont Hotel assembly hall.

T. PL &. Jas H. Andrews Austell Chamber Commerce U. CT Avlanta E. ML Lunceford Gould K. of P Lal Kiser Fulton Cornen PL. Browalas Darsan Street

Luncheon Sparks Credit Men Association Interest

The Atlanta Association of Credit Men held its first moon luncheon at the New Kimbah breakfast room with Wilmer L. Moore of the chamber of commerce speaking on Georgia Blue Sky Laws. The event drew enthusiastic support and a telegram of congratulations from J F Tremac of the National Association of Credit Men. The next luncheon is planned for next Wednesday with another live topic and a notable speaker.

Atlanta Association of Credit Men Kimbah Wilmer L. Moore Chamber of Commerce Georgia J. FL Tremac National Association of Credit Men New York Athints Association J. IE Tregoe

Tribute of Respect to Memory A W Hodnett

A tribute from the Atlanta Association of Credit Men honors A W Hodnett for his zeal wisdom and service. The resolution notes his model business conduct city church and city duties and offers deepest sympathy to his family. The record calls for a leaf in the association minutes and a copy to the family.

A. W. Hodnett Atlanta Association of Credit Men Atlanta Association

Atlanta Council 18 News Note Recaps Members and Meeting

WK Ayer has returned to Atlanta after a long trip. E M Winceford, secretary, is in Baltimore. Shackleford is a live wire, Davidson reports Merchants’ Area hotel in Ga is excellent for traveling salesmen. A L Brook ends his year as senior council head. All 18 members urged to attend March 5 meeting at K of D hall. Election of officers and refreshments planned.

Kleford Ape Preas Hrother Shackleford Davidson Arita A. L. Brook March Ss Thie K D. Hall Kiser

FELLOW CITIZEN PRAISES N K SMITH IN Firing Line

Edward S. Doan of Marietta Georgia writes to the Constitution Firing Line praising the writer N K Smith known as The Profit of Kennesaw for his versatile takes on tar f questions. He commends the open forum and free speech in the press and wishes his tribe increase. He signs February 26 241.

Jones Tarf Gealy Kennesaw Edward S. Doan Marietta

T P A appeals for members and insurance benefits

The article urges joining the T P A with emphasis on improving conditions for traveling salesmen, noting sanitary upgrades and an accident policy at $11 a year. It references insurance costs, blue laws, and asks readers to support the cause while reflecting on duty, charity, and liberty.

T P.A

Notes of the City Salesmen Meeting

A local meeting opened with officers elected amid cheer and gusto. Several attendees from firms such as Beech xut gum, Chrack-Neal Coffee, Colgate, Tetley Tea, and Kelley Brothers shared presence and support. The event concluded with best wishes for a productive year and plans for more gatherings.

Motifs on Manners and Education in a Patchwork Prose

A fragmented reflection on etiquette and self reform, noting how public displays of courtesy appear as travelers reach destinations. The piece contrasts gender roles, education, and common sayings, suggesting practical wisdom and the quirks of language in everyday life.

The Constitution Firing Line on Traveling Salesmen Welfare

A period notice from The Constitution Firing Line outlines weekly coverage for traveling salesmen, aims to promote wholesale and manufacturing interests in Atlanta, improve working conditions, and support movements favored by the traveling men. It invites letters from readers on topics of vital interest and pledges publication when space allows.

Constitution Atlanta

Chile Concarne Gets It While It's Hot This Week

The Rice Hutchings Atlante company men push new samples and plan to start out within a day or two. Several firms report movement in February business, planned visits to trade, and rising March prospects. Local reps from Adams Burt Oiney, Smith Lockwood, and Ries Hutchins discuss improved sales, advertising benefits, and growing buyer activity in the region.

Rice & Hutchings Atlante Company Ridley-Williamson-Wyatt Company

Market trips shape supply and prices for merchants

The merchant notes that market travel controls costs and exposes him to the largest assortments and current styles. By visiting markets worldwide, he aims to secure best values, learn new merchandising plans, manufacturing methods, and labor-saving devices to improve the retail marketplace.

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Credit Men’s Association National J. W. Huson Fering North Georgia BR. M. Sloan Georgia Road Lamar-Rankin Drug Company M. Johnson Itagan- Malone Company Rouse J. FE. Almand BH. B. Ada Company F. J. Seymour BR. W. Brumfield Gramming-Spalding Company Carlton Hanes Razan-Malone Company Ga. R. R Moore, King and Hunter Streets Elsas May Paper Company Atlanta Paper Company BouGeTy News of the U.C. T. Atlanta Council WK. Ayer Isone E. M. Winceford Baltimore N. K. Smith T.P.A. Asotiings T. PA Railroad Department T. FP Jess Trethus T P. A J. H. Andrewa Cuba United States Conecticut Rockefeller Jekyl Island Pujo Lucerne Big Bill Tellam A. Brook Chrack-Neal EB. F. Donchoo Wllson Fred Voorhies Colgate Company E. Ll Adama Gaston Fain & Stamps J. A Davis Tetley Tea Company Mr. Davis J. A. Massey E. I. Adams W. G. McNair A. F. Campbell Grocery Company Walter Daniels Frank Ey Block Company Morris Kelley Brothers Chile Concarne American Fruit and Produce Company South Broad Street W. PF. Price E. L. Adama Company The Consolidated Paper Company Ww. P. Fain N. W. Keefer Burt Oiney Canned Goods Company N.S. Hodges Smith-Lockwood Manufacturing Company I. Fo Tate J. 0. Wongmbers D. Dickinson al Greene Brown, Pleman& & Greene Company Ait Williemson-Wyatt Company Be, K Miller Millerva Company West Point Lamar-Rankin Deign Dougherty-Little-ted Wine Company J. L. Williams Ries & Hutchsins Company Williams Florida Fred Willams Enterprise Fred Ragan-Malons Company Ing Poe Sald Walter P. Barnwell RG. McClendon Tiner Bros C. J. Baisden Company Ang Don J. D. O'Rear McGrain Alfarina J. A. Cook Atlanta Cash Company F. M. Catlett Sevanna Parks Spartanburg Aragon Mr. Merchant A.M. Robinson & Co Aflasta
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