Fight for low rates to be made at Macon meeting
Georgia fruit growers plan an April Macon assembly to press freight-rate concessions from railroads serving peach and other fruit regions. State Entomologist Scott and professors support the effort, predicting a large peach crop and urging the lowest possible rates. Committees from the State Horticultural Society, Agricultural Society, and Georgia Fruit Growers’ Association will oversee talks with railroad representatives.
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Georgia
Macon
Agricultures
Scott
Agriculural
Malem
Georsia State Horticultural Society
John M. Stubbs
Dubddin
G. M. Ryals
Savannah
J. W. Wheatley
Americus
J. B. James
Fort Valley
G.H. Nixon
Augusta
Salvation Army Crusade Opens With Brigadier Brengle
Br brigadier Brengle leads a series of Salvation Army crusade meetings starting this evening at 8 at the Salvation Army hall on Marietta street. A 11 o'clock service at Central Congressional church, corner Church and Ellis, followed by 4 o'clock gathering at the Army Hall tomorrow. Tomorrow night Brengle conducts a service at Moore Memorial church on Luckie street with Captain A L F Staddicott and Captain Mrs Bennett assisting along with other local officers.
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Brigadier Brengle
Salvation Army
Marietta Stro
Central Congresstional Church
Corner Church
Ellis Streets
Army
Brengle Wil
Moore Memorial Church
Luckle Street
AL FS Sfadicott
Bennett
Georgia Board of Pharmacy Exam March 20 in Atlanta
The Georgia state board of pharmacy will meet on Tuesday March 20 for the examination of applicants to practice pharmacy in the state. The session may be in the senate chamber at the capitol or the Kimball House ballroom. Applicants must have three years of practical drug business experience or be graduates in pharmacy or medicine. The law requires a licensed in charge for all drug stores and reports of unlicensed operations should be sent to Secretary Dr George F Payne Atlanta Ga. Annie H Springer of Philadelphia reports Dr Kings New Discovery cured her long hacking cough, claiming relief of chest pain and restored sleep. trial bottles free at drug stores with a guaranteed guarantee.
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Georgia State Board of Pharmacy
State of
Georgia
Atlanta
Senate
State Capitol
Kimball House
State Board
George F. Payne
Annie H. Springer
Howard Street
Philadelphia
Dr. King
Five Cents a Roll at John M. Miller Co Paris Crepe Paper
An ad notes five cents a roll for Paris crepe tissue paper in solid hues used for lamp shades and ornaments. The Memphis Scimitar text follows with rambling reminiscences about 1860s gambling, describing crooked games, big winnings, and a tale of a broken brace game at a Reno setup and a man claiming luck while recounting a dramatic night of play and a house man’s anger.
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John M. Miller Co
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Memphis
Tmer
Jefferson Street
No. 9
Third Street
Eb] Dorado
Reno
Slong
Fnally
Battle Over Grady union label ordinance in Atlanta
Mayor signed the Grady ordinance amid a union versus non union printing fight. Non union proprietors vow to pursue all legal options, including a Supreme Court challenge if council refuses repeal. City Attorney opinion anticipated. test cases loom as bids trigger disputes over city printing contracts.
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Grady
Atlanta
James A. Anderson
Anderson
Caunel
Supreme Court of Georgia
Cauelman Henry W. Grady
Sixth Ward
Council
Woodward
Crady
9. M. White
Db. B. Barnes
Allied Printing Trades Council
George W. Borran
Peranklin Printing and Aslissing . Company
W. C. Foote
Foote & Davies
N.C
George W. Harrison
Prankin
Compar Bald
Federation of Traces
Ill Custodian Duke Dies From Knife Wounds After Arrest Attempt
Police custodian W C Dukes lies critically ill at his home after knife wounds sustained while attempting to arrest Asa Dobbs, a Negro once pardoned from the penitentiary for assault with intent to murder. Dobbs later killed Detective Wootten in a separate incident.
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W. C. Dukes
Cooper Street
Dukes
Asa Dobbs
Dobbs
Wootten
Professor Clarke to Read Cyrano in Gainesville and Atlanta
Professor H. Clarke of the University of Chicago travels to Gainesville for a dramatic reading from Cyrano de Bergerac at the Gainesville Seminary. He will return to give a second reading at the Ranch-Opera House for the Atlanta Lecture Association, with literary critique and discussion.
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Cy‘rano
H. Clarke
University of Chicago
Gainesville
Cyrano
Bergerac
Clarke
Ranch- Opera House
Atlanta
Penaflela
Doat
City plans new water department machine shop in Atlanta
Plans for a two story water department machine shop were accepted and the contract let to W W McAfee for 120. The $7200 facility at Kimball Street and Hemp Hill Avenue will house a foundry and patent shop with offices in front and will produce meter boxes and castings for the department. The project aims to save money by using scrap iron and in house labor, with completion expected within months. Colonel Woodward hails the project as a major city investment and anticipates casting work for other departments. The current city hall basement shop is overcrowded and inadequate for daily needs.
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Water Department
Kimball Street
Hemphil Avenue
Atlanta
Water Board
C. Walter Smith
W. W. McAfee
Igi Bn
Cynnel Park Woodward
Colonel Woodward
Council
Broke All Previous Records by Athens Track Team
In Athens on a Wednesday practice session the track squad shattered former marks. Athletes BE Hang C H Storey J M Grant W C Thompson and W B Rice led the push under coach C G Fite and assistant J Branchard. The varsity squad is praised as potentially the best in the south.
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Athens
BE. H. Hang
C. H. Storey
J. M. Grant
W. C. Thompson
W. &. Rice
C. G. Fite
J. ¢. Branchard
Silk Stock Brimming With Pastels and Taffeta Fashions
Chamberlin Johnson showcases a vast silk shelf with rose and green pastel shades, exclusive patterns, and hemstitched taffetas. Prices range from a dollar twenty-five to higher levels, with guarantees on select black taffetas. Mail order offered for distant customers.
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Chase Ald Oy
Sether
Laura Voperty
Ra Lee
Des
Fulton
John TL. Tucker
Charley
Sith
Nowtton County
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al Uley
Inr
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Samuel K. Rumph
Marshalville
George F. Gober
Marietta
LD. M. Hughes
Danville
G.M. Ryals
Georgia Fruit Growers’ Association
D. M. Hughes
Danvile
J.B. James
J. D. Cunningham
Martiletta
John NM. Stubbs
Dublin
Salvation Army Crusade
Board OF Pharmacy
Fhumircat
Atlanta Railroad
Geo. Leininger
M. L. Collier
C. & St. L. Railway
Zaln
Ufe
George Leininger
Dr. Geo. Leidinger Chemical Co
Chicago
His
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Maretta
Whitehall Streets
Lamar-Rankining Co
J. B. Daniels
Supreme Court
Professor Clarke
The
John Oliver
Descea Goodman
Fra i
Yehai
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Penny
New
York
Persia
India
Chamberlin-Johnson
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