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Georgia Fruit Crop Safe From Cold Snap In Valued Season
Grifin Fort Valley and nearby sections report minimal damage from a recent frost. Experts note Elberta, Alexander and Triumph varieties show resilience, with fears easing as temperatures rise. Fort Valley and Perry centers warn of possible later frosts while growers prepare fires and monitor buds for further risk.
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Fort Valley
Fort Valley Fruit Growers’ Association
Constitution
de Ile
Forsyth
Texas
Houston
Tex
Herries
Marietta
Americus
Barnesville
M. Howard
W. O. Marshburn
Georgia fruit growers meet to discuss railroad freight rates
The fruit growers of Georgia gathered at the Brown House in Macon on March 16 to discuss railroad freight rates and related issues affecting fruit shipment. The meeting addressed current pricing conditions and possible impacts on the industry.
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Collins
Georgia
Frank Hazelhurst
Truit
Dudley Hughes
Danville
George F. Gober
Marietta
M. J. Hatcher
Macon
White
Fort Valley
Withrop
Constitution Bureau
Brown House
Fruit Growers of
Dry Counties Question Splits Tyson Conspiracy Trial
In Savannah Judge Speer probes if eleven defendants used the malls to defraud with beer and spirits In dry counties Montgomery Laurens Bulloch Emanuel and Tatnall. Witnesses show orders and cash flows, while defense contends the matter hinges on the Tyson led conspiracy centered in Vidalia and handwriting.
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Savannah
Emory Speer
Tyson
Montgomery
Laurens
Bulloch
Emanuel
Tatnall
H. D. D. Twiggs
Tak
Offenge 5
P. Shorter
W. L. Jones
Vidana
LD. A. Tyson
Mill stock faith in Coppedge investment pays off
Griffin Georgia March 16 Special The Kincaid mill chartered 1888 began operations 1849. George J Coppedge bought ten shares for 200 a share later sold at 3250 25 a share profit 10 percent dividends sustained by careful management. Other mills also pay ten percent with no stock on the market.
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Griffin
Gran Pay
Kincaid
George J. Coppedge
Arrest of a Murderer in Americus and Deland Chase
Sheriff McArthur pursued Monroe Robinson from Americus Georgia to Deland Florida after he killed Harper Washington. Robinson, an African American man, fled the state but was captured by Deland authorities and handed over to officials in Americus. Federal indications suggest the killing was unprovoked. Joel Washington and Robinson are African American.
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Americus
McArthur
Deland
Fla
Monroe Robinson
Harper Washington
Robinson
Feds
Joel Washington
Syrup of Figs Celebrates Modern Gentle Laxative Remedy
The Modern Way promotes a pleasant and effective method to cleanse the system and break up colds headaches and fevers using the delightful disguise laxative remedy Syrup of Figs made by California Fig Syrup Co.
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California Fig Syrup_ Co
Gainesville Gains New Holland Springs Mill Project
Gainesville Ga March 16 A deal with Pacolet Manufacturing Co of Pacolet S C gives control of 85 acres on New Holland Springs for a 1 million dollar cotton mill. The plant will employ about 1,400, pay 15 000 to 20 000 monthly, run 50 000 spindles and produce standard sheetings for export. A Boston firm will design a five story 120 by 525 foot mill near the Southern railway with sidetracks, and Victor Montgomery named manager.
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Gainesville
Pacolet Manufacturing Company
Pacolet
8. C
New Holland Springs
3. C
Lockwood, Green & Co
Boston
Southern Railway
Victor Md. Montgomery
Spartanburg
Wal
Hacoletana
South Carolina
Canna
Parojet Company
Guinesville
Marshal Overby Wounded In Arrest Attempt
Cochran Georgia March 16 special. Marshal Hamp Overby Wig was accidentally and seriously shot by Deputy E P Collins while arresting a negro near Cochran. The ball pierced the marshal’s over and injures him. Vine Jackson a negro had shot his father earlier that morning and was being protected by his brothers as officers closed in.
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Cochran
Hamp Overby
E. P. Collins
Vine Jackson
Rogers
Overby
Lyles
Collins
Tweedy Jackson
Jackson
Lady Duffy Burned in Field Disaster at Griffin
Mrs Sam Duffy was severely burned while walking in Union district on A. O. Gay’s place. Her daughter saved her by pushing her into a ditch and covering with sand. Mrs Duffy, over fifty, is highly respected. Also, Sam Lung, last of Celestial colony, died in Chattanooga of heart failure at his ironing table, leaving no Chinese in the city.
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Griffin
Marcu
A. O. Gay
Union District
Sam Duffy
Duffy
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sam Lung
Celestiala
Puller Will Talk Some But Maintains Innocence
A Macon Ga special from March 16 reports Allen Fuller, condemned killer of Mrs Eugenia Hamilton Pottleang, saying he will reveal details about the crime soon. He claims innocence, blames Redd, and says he helped dispose of the body. Fuller requests clemency while fearing execution, in a cell near the gallows seventeen days from hanging.
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Macon
j—Allen Fuller
Eugenia Hamilton Pottleang
The
Constitution
Fuller
Messrs
Dessau and
Ester
Pardon ‘Board
Dessau
Estes
Davis
Roff
Supreme Court
Smith
Train Strikes Killing In Georgia Crossing Accident
Lawrenceville Ga March 16 Special a Seaboard Air-Line through freight hit a country team at a crossing near Gloster killing the driver Lexington Mathews son of Henry B Mathews of Martins district This coroner’s inquest underway blame not reported but wind hindered hearing the train as it moved toward Atlanta with the wind blowing hard and the locomotive whistle obscured by the gale
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Lexington Mathews
Lawrenceville
Seaboard Air-Line
Gloster
Henry
B. Mathews
Martin's
Mathews
Atlanta
Cream of the Land and Dairy Goods Ad Highlights Varieties
A vintage style ad lists numerous cheese and butter brands with prices and labels. Items include Bayle's Anchovy Cheese, Edam, Philadelphia Cream Cheese, Rogquefort, New York Cream Cheese, Clover Till Butter, Clover Hill Butter, Fox River High Rock Butter, and Country Butter with varied price points and pack sizes. The copy emphasizes purity and health benefits of dairy products and showcases multiple jars, pounds, and boxed formats.
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Rogquefort
New York
Fox River
High Rock
Power Plant Planned at Talasgee Shoals for Athens
Athens Ga March 17 special reports a bi electric power plant to be built at Talasgee shoals on the middle Oconee river yielding about 7 000 horsepower. The power will be rented to Athens manufacturers to spur investment. A large dam and power house will be erected with new machinery and a charter secured. Local investors Hodgson Lyndon and Bryan lead the project. Also new cotton mill stock subscribed and more funds expected. work aimed to start by summer. Other items note Derricotte surrenders for murder, lively Clarke county county offices races, ice works fire, and local notes on lawyers and officials.
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Athens
Talagset
Oconee
Talassve Shoals
Parr
Mississippi
Talasgee Shoals
Messrs
A. H. Hodgson
EK. Hodgson
J. M. Hodgson
J. Cartthers
W.I. Bryan
Lyndon
Erecong
Derricotte
Vase for Dewey Arrives for Savannah Visit
A ornate silver vase destined for Admiral Dewey arrives in Savannah from New York and is secured in the City Exchange vault. It will be awarded at a De Soto hotel banquet on March 21 with engraving depicting steamship progress since the Savannah. The gift is described as one of the finest presented to the admiral during his U S tours.
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Mercer
Cornell
Athletic Park
Taylor
Cornellmen
Savannah
Speeialy
Admiral Dewey
New York
City Exchange
DeSoto Hotel
United States
Dr Arnold Seen Favored For Representative Race
In Cleary County Hampton Ga on March 16 authorities note Dr R J Arnold is favored for representative by leading residents. He serves on the board of education and as secretary of the democratic executive committee. If he runs, opposition may be unlikely.
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Rogers
Strahan
H. H. Linton
A. L. Mitchell
Carter
Messrs
J. H. Dorsey
J. N. J. Bramblett
D. E. Sims
Bramblett
Mr. Sims
Aes
J. A. Pitner
R. M. Booth
R. Tt. Latimer
Dr. Arnold
Hampton
Cleary County
R. J. Arnold
Board of Education
Democratic Executive Committee
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Trof Pub. Company
Istice
M. D. Lished
Jeantany
Eleo
Hatha- Varicoceles
Georgi
Aires
Grifin. Ga
Srop
J. M. Kimbrough
J. D. Husted
Elbertas
Alexader
Triumph
Dewey
S. M. Wayman
Mr. Hosted
B. Barrow
Elvertas
H. W. Hasselkus
J. G. Morris
Newnan
Montezuma
Perry
Specia
Rome
G. H. Miller
North Georgia Wrult Growers’ Association
Columbus
Associated Press
Fruit Growers’ Association
Menio
DrBull
Coppedge
Cheney
Holland Springs
Victor Montgomery
Gaingsville
A. B. Smith
James 3R. Smith
Colorad Springs
Col
Kansas City
South
Colorado Springs
Marshal Overby
Puller
Stil
Young Men's Annexation Club
East
Cutter's Green
J. F. Hanson
Judge Speer
Judge Ross
Ant Men
Joe H. Hall
Marmaduke Bayne
M. Davis
D. G. Hughes
T. R. Ayer
Curry
Antl
Vineville
South Macon
East Macon
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Whitehall
Bayle
Ac Bayle
Philadelphia
A.W. Farlinger
Peachtree and Ivy
Talassee Shoals
Engin
Frank Derricotte
John Batiste
Tulor
Wren
Batiste
Sam Smith
Phil Baugh
Len Baldwin
Seaboard Depot
Clarke Superior Court
Clarke County
Herrington
J. E. Ritch
J. K. Kenney
C. W. Cooper
J. W. Wren
People’s Ice Works
J. Boynton
Latal
Boynton
Ios
J.H. Huggins
Lula
T. Huggins
H. Huggins, Jr
J. H. Huggins, Jr
Hall ‘County
Hall County
Athens News
W. A. Pledges
J. E. Gardhar
New Street Methodist Church
Fannie Hardin
Mayjor Smith
Fannie Wier
Winterville