Traveling Men Elect Officers at Second Macon Lodge Meeting
Macon Georgia March 9 special session of the Macon lodge United Commercial Travellers elected officers for the ensuing year. Attendees included officers Turner Bates Timbelaxe and Steed with a banquet and speeches. Notable guests Dr O H Weaser and Wg Matthews of The Telegraph.
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Irsantine
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Kendall
Bates
Busines
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Tumein
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Sehofletad
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Sammon
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Roberson
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Wylls
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Sheridan
Taslor
Roberts
Waite
Een Ng
Dr O H Weaser
Wr G & Mathews
Telegraph
Schelbe
Classifieds in Everybody's Offer Real Estate and More
Three million readers of Everybody's are sure to want what you have or have what you want The classifieds advertise real estate lawyers automobiles schools office equipment pianos organs business opportunities good men wanted seeds poultry hotels and more Reach the very best kind of American readers with this wide array of items to buy or sell.
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Rogers, Peet & Co
Muller
Crofut & Knapp
Chase & Co
Stetson
Daniel
Everybodys Ce eahe 15 cents a
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Traveling Men Speak On Rail Fare And Toastmaster Roles
An event featured speeches by traveling salesmen on issues from rail passes to hotel charges. Mr Scott and Mr George A Wrigh t addressed rail pass questions while Mr James J Crantorg urged fair travel costs. The evening closed with Mr WW J Duncan’s spirited address and Mr Jesse W Bates’s toastmaster performance.
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Q H Weaver
Grec Hifertty
Freeman
Scott
George A Wpright
James J Crantorg
J. Duncan
Jessa W Bates
McBride Case Delayed In Savannah Harbor Trial
Savannah March 9 The trial of Jim McBride son of the harbor master continues, with proceedings adjourned for the day. Several witnesses testified as McBride offered no statement, denying it was his shot that killed Babe Dyer though admitting he fired at Dyer while fearing an attack. The case will resume tomorrow with further examination and deliberation.
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Savannah
Jim Vwebride
Harber
Ravannah
Jamsel
Merroy
Wil
Guil Ag
Babe Dyer
Contempt Rule Against Doctor Raised By Macon Court
Judge Hodges orders contempt against Dr G Beavin amid allegations a doctor issued a forged certificate for Ernest Gains while he was in Alabama. Witnesses say Goins was improperly certified, prompting an investigation and hearing. Other items note Eastern Star visit, legislators in Bibb camps, and Confederate veterans reunion orders.
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E Brown
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Robert Hodges
G Beavin
Barnes
Goins
Brannan
Hodges
Scovin
J OW Ford
Gams
Alabama
Tanyered Way
Mrs Hubbard
W Hubbard
Order of the Eastern Star
Hibbard
Bibb Camps
General Assembly of Georgia
Bibb County
Venvier
Wade Berry
Oxley
Jumaden
Whitecounts
Hallbrook
R Powers
Fannin
Hat Arnold
Oglethorpe
Q . Gibson
General Evans
Clement A Evans
Department of the Army of Tennessee United Confederate Veterans
M | Wrey
Army of Tennessee Department
United Confederate Veterans
Columbus
Miss
New Orleans
Maddox Rucker Banking Co Promotes Account Options
Maddox Rucker Banking Co offers three account types to handle funds. An interest bearing checking option, a savings account with quarterly interest compounding, and an interest bearing certificate of deposit at a set rate if left six months. The bank cites profits and responsibility of 850000.
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Maddox Rucker Banking CO i GapRai
Primary April 24 set for county races in Louisville
Democratic executive committee announced March 9 a county primary for senatorial representaiiv and county offices on April 24. Rules from the last state committee were adopted guiding the process. The present representative of the county has announced a run for the eighteenth senatorial district. Bark Will Be Total Lass Brunswick. A special note on Sapelo: the Italian bark Francesco grounded since Friday night near Sapelo has returned to port after rescue efforts.
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Lousville
Sinalor
Ramges
Couty
Total Lass Brunswick
Francesco
Sapelohar
Sapelo
Savannah
Polk County Fair to Stand in October Plans for 1905 Fair
Polk County Fair Association reports charter secured with capital at 8900 and efforts underway for a county fair the first week in October 1905. Prizes listed and $1500 set aside for premiums including about $600 for races. Exhibits will feature agriculture miners manufactured products and outstanding livestock and poultry. Noted support from Congressman Gordon Lee and Senator Al Clay who seek cavalry detail for demonstrations at Chickamauga Park. Officers elected and directors named as the association prepares grounds buildings and track.
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Polk County Fair Association
Polk County
Gordon Lee
al Clay
Secretary of War
Chickamauga Park
Amey
Felr
Association
T H Adams
HK W Everett
J O Waddell
Kingard
L Moor
EC Benton
J Stubs
J, & Ledbetter
Cornelius Mb
Russell
Lidell
Wright Adamson
Kuster
Tift County Primary Sees Two Nomination Contenders
The Democratic executive committee of Tift County calls a March 24 primary with rules mirroring the last state primary. Two candidates contest the representative seat: Jutton Mayor and E P Brown. Several county officers seek reelection, including the clerk, treasurer, tax collector, receiver, surveyor, coroner, and sheriff, with at least one race featuring opposition.
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Tuten Gadaareh
Democratic Executive Committee
Tift
Tift Som
Jutton
E P Brown
Penee Orerchant Bothan
Walker
Sunvesor
Waler
Superior Court
Peeples
Hutchinson
JA Marchant
Johns
J W Baker
Wiley Branch Jr
Valdosta Police Chief Picks Cause Chaos as Force Cleared
Valdosta city council reelected most officers after a shift in leadership. Ex Chief Varnadee was defeated by Preston Hooks, while new replacements were arranged for the others. The fire committee plans to fill vacancies, and Brooks vows to raise department efficiency. Varnadee may return to Atlanta.
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Valdosta
Valdosa Sire
Arnadee
Varnadee
Preston Hooks
Varaadee
Varnudoe
Agu
Tao
Mir Brooku
Chef Varnadoe
Ios
Det Brooks
Vr Varnadae
Atlanta
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