CANDIDATES OUT IN STEPHENS COUNTY
Toccoa Georgia March 18 Special With the prospect of an early primary candidates for county offices in Stephens county are announcing with a rush. The entries so far are as follows Ordinary B P Brown for reelection sheriff W R Stawe for reelection J S Meeks T A Franklin S Burgess J W McClure clerk W A Bailey for reelection C G Watkins treasurer Tabor for reelection RN Patten J W Addison Mack Jarrett tax collector C T Hosen for reelection Pat Jackson J Rothell W M Mitehall J C Andrews J Thomas son tax receiver WW HL Adeptions for reelection George L Witten It is understood that the event twenty that have already announced will have the company of at least a dozen others at an early date. Stranger today no one has been asked for the offices of coroner and county surveyor. No one has announced for the lower branch of the general assembly but it is understood that Hon D Hayes will ask for reelection. So far as known he will have no opposition.
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Toccoa
Stephens County
B. P. Brown
A.stawe
T. A. Franklin
Burgess
J. W. McClure
W. A. Bailey
CG. Watkins
I -Tabor
Patten
J. W. Addison
Mack Jarrett
C. T. Hosen
Pat Jackson
J. Rothell
W. M. Mitehall
J. C. Andrews
J.thomasson
George L. Witten
Ager
General Assembly
D. Hayes
Morgan Spends Winter on an Ancient Oasis
New York dispatch reports J Pierpont Morgan wintering at Khargeh an oasis four days west of Thebes on a 6,000 year old caravan route. He aims to supervise workers excavating desert sites around Khargeh for a Christian era cemetery near the temple of Ammon. Morgan, staying in a house beside the temple ruins, favors life there over Cairo Luxor or Assuan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Khargeh
Thebes
Temple of
Ammon
Rameses IT
Mr. Morgan
Cairo
Luxor
Assoun
Latest New Orleans cotton market results of the week
The New Orleans cotton market closed 5 to 16 points higher than last week amid irregular fluctuations. Prices peaked Monday and Thursday, with Tuesday and Saturday producing the lows, while weather across the cotton belt remained unfavorably impacting plantings. Export demand and labor unrest in Europe influenced the market, with strong Yankee takings and a record export forecast for the season, and middling prices closing around 11 1 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
England
Germany
Hester
Agsainst
Wall Street Gossips on bullish trend and industry shifts
Wall Street reports a bullish week with stocks at high six month levels. It notes shifts from railroads to low priced rails and high priced industries, continued dividend declarations by Standard Oil subsidiaries, tariff debate impact, and improving demand in steel, copper, and textile sectors amid labor tensions and wage discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asalph Emerson
New York
Standard O.1
Senate Finance Committee
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Quotations From Atlanta Cotton Trade Mention Prices
Fragmented reads list mixed oats cotton seed brands and values, names like Texas R. FP and White, No 2 middling cotton price, bran and syrup hints, and a few scattered prices such as golden eel and blue cake per crate. The piece resembles a market snippet with various commodities and vendor notes.
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le Esaece
Texas
R. FP
Georgia
Fragmented Market List of Goods and Prices
A long OCR style listing shows numerous commodity prices and items. It includes foods like cheese cutters jelly powder sugar cereals tea syrup coffee and canned fish along with tobacco soap and perfumes. Provisions market items list various brands and prices with scattered measurements. Country produce section lists vegetables fruits and staples with unit quantities and price notes.
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Epaghetti
R. C
Lenox
Polo
Isea Wraepper
Fairy
Maraboy
DeVoe’s
Duke
Star Navy
Croker
Battle Ax
Gravely
Dougie Eagle
Schnapps
Brown Mule
Franklin Cigars
Old Virginia
Old Glory
Bon Ami
Canser
Tetley’s
Lipton
Seiad
Durkee’s
Eight Day Campaign Praised by Atlanta Leaders
prominent city leaders and clergy praise Team No. 1 of the Men and Religion Forward Movement in Atlanta. They cite intensive institute work, platform talks, and lasting impact on church life, organization, and civic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F .B.smith
Atlanta
Smith
Christlang
M. J. Cofer
Wesleyan Christiang
C. Tf. A. Pise
St. Paulo’s
Goodman
Laflammer
Pohene
William Russell Owen
Capitol Avenue Baptist Church
Joseph &. Orr
Nashville
Dunbar H. Ogden
Central ‘Presbyterian Church
Saya
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Reunion Appointments Announced by Mobile in Macon
New Orleans on March 16 General William F. E. Mickle adjutant general of the United Confederate Veterans announced the May reunion appointments for Macon Georgia. Miss Cora S. Mallory granddaughter of Confederate Secretary Mallory will sponsor the south. Maids of honor Milas Blanche Kell Nisbett granddaughter of John McIntosh Kell and Kathleen Floyd daughter of Captain W L Wroyd. Matron of honor Mrs. Alexander White president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Chaperon Mrs Hettie Dunlap Wortham Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Wiliam FE. Mickle
Macon
Cora S. Mallory
Mallory
Milas Blanche Kell Nisbett
John McIntosh Kel
Alabama
Kathleen Floyd
W. L. Wroyd
Stonewall Jackson
Alexander White
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hettie Dunlap Wortham
Miss Bourgeois Burned in Plunge to Self-Immolation
Miss Marecelline Bourgeois, age unknown, died after setting her clothing alight with oil and a lit match in Platte Indiana. Investigators found an oil can and a closet with charred clothing, suggesting a personal crisis motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vidle
Platte
Marecelline Bourgeois
SATURDAY IN CONGRESS REVIEW OF PENSIONS AND BILLS
Congress sat at noon with Senator Kern backing the Sherwood dollar a day pension plan and attacking Smoot amendments. Lea resolution sought information from the department of justice on Harvester trust reorganization. Manufacturers oppose an eight hour government contract work bill before labor committee. Homestead entries and lands bill passed. Philippine citizenship bill approved for the president. Adjournment set for Monday afternoon. House considered an income tax excise bill. Agricultural expenditures inquiry continued under Moes. District court clerk salary bill reported by judiciary committee. Stedman urged emphasis on commerce while Agbor criticized cotton mill conduct.
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Kern
Sherwood
Smoot
Lea
Department of Juaticn
Harvester Trust
J . Oe
House
Ofvayote
Moes
Agricultural Department
Sommite
Judiciary Committee
Stedman
Andis Agbor
Tuskegee Glee Club Set for Atlanta Concert Friday
The Tuskegee Band, Orchestra and Glee Club visit Atlanta Friday night March 22 under Atlanta Colored Music Festival Association. Directed by N Clark Smith of Chicago the group includes fifty students from thirteen states plus Africa and the Caribbean. Proceeds support the First Congregational church instrumental department. Reserved seats go on sale Monday at the church office and local firms. One thousand arena seats are reserved for white patrons.
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Tuskegee Band
Atlanta Colored Music Festival Association
N.’ Clark Smith
Chicago
Africa
West Indies
Forto Rico
Tuskegee
First Congregatienal Church
H. H. Proctor
First Congregational Church
Phillips & Crew Co
Cable Piano Co
DIES AFTER TESTIFYING AGAINST DAM IN OCMULGEE CASE
Jackson Georgia March 16 Matt Barber aged citizen of the county died suddenly at his granddaughter's home after testifying in the city court case of the state against Central Georgia Power Company. He said the death of his daughter was caused by malarial conditions produced by the dam across the Ocmulgee river and that he had contracted the same malaria with no hope of recovery.
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Jackson
Matt Barber
Bert M.barnes
Ocmulgee River
Kimberg
Preferred Death to Arrest in Rochester Home Tragedy
Police waited outside a Rochester home for Vinocent Forest, a machinist, to surrender on a nonsupport charge. When he did not return promptly, a officer entered to find Forest dead from swallowing carse.
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Rochester
Vinocent Forest
Forest
Whiskey Costs. Only 12c. A Galion
An obscure ad fragment notes whiskey costs at 12 cents a gallon in a Galion area listing, with garbled stray text mentioning a trust, making a hook, and a liver blood reference, likely from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page.
Missionary Institute Opens This Afternoon
Dr G F Reid leader of Laymen's Missionary Movement of the Methodist Episcopal Church South addresses a men’s meeting at Wesley Memorial at 3 PM. Miss Mabel Head conducts a women’s mass meeting at First Methodist. Pinson and Head speak Monday on cost literature mission study and woman’s work. Separate men and women sessions follow with talks on finances and Philathea hall work.
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G. F. Reid
Methodial Episcopal Church South
Wesley Memorial
W. W. Pinson
Nashville
Miss Mabel Head
First Methodist Church
Pinson
Philathea Hall
Primary in DeKalb Set for May First
The DeKalb county Democratic executive committee met at Decatur courthouse to set the May 1 county officers primary aligned with the presidential primary. Seven candidates seek county treasurer, two for tax collector, two for tax receiver, three for sheriff. Judge James M. George and B F Burgess have no opposition. A five member subcommittee organized to finish primary arrangements, and April 15 is the last day to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Executive Committee
DeKalb County
Decatur
DJ. E. Bodenhamer
James M. George
B. F. Burgess
Superior Court
J. Ek. Bodenhamer
I. A. Nolen
A. M. Brand
H. C. Tuggle
Pr. C. H. House
Turday
W P Buchanan Opens Soda Campaign in Atlanta
W P Buchanan of Saltville Virginia attends the Imperial and plans a two to three day stay in Atlanta. He represents Mathieson alkali works maker of Eagle Thistle soda and will map a southern sales campaign to bring the brand to housewives across the region.
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W. P. Buchanan
Saltville
Imperial
Buchanan
South
Matheison Alkali Works
Sastville
Eagle Thistle
Virginia
Mr. Buchanan
Atlanta
Mathieson Albuiu
Boy Kills His Father to Save Sick Mother
Milan Tennessee dispatch reports J. M. Garmony a well known farmer was shot and killed by his son Allie in Gibson County The motive cited is that Garmony had been drinking and threatening his family with entry to the room where his sick wife lay The dispatch does not indicate the son's arrest
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Nashville, Tenn
Milan
Gibson County
J. M. Garmony
Allie
Garmony
Danger of eating too much meat warned by liver salts
An ad promotes Jacobs Liver-Salts claiming excess meat in the diet causes typhoid fever and harmful fermentation. It asserts the remedy purifies the alimentary canal by drawing water, flushing the bowels, and expelling undigested meat particles without unpleasant aftereffects unlike calomel.
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Jacobs
Persym
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D. le Hayes
Eac
Atlanta National Bank
Cotton States
Morgan
Wagner, Dickerson & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Broad Street
Georgia Railway & Electric
Standard Audit Company
Candler Building
Atlanta, GA
Wall Street
Sery
Ainess
Newland
Lawrence
New, England
New England
Etlanta
Dixie
Best
Hoffman House
Les & Perrin
Lee
Napoleon Gare Dines
T Provision Market
White Provision Company
Cornfeld Trantures
S.sepeereenscestertarees
Cornfield
D. S
Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company
Gi South Broad St
Florida
Califoras
Saturdly
Congress
Senate
Cteat Soan Il AE
Axminster
Ers
Wicker
Life Time Furniture
Tuskegee Glee Club
Ocmulgee Dam
Kansas City
Aed
Missionary Institute
Dekalb
WILEY
Georgia Paint & Glass Company
Luckie
Pa Flower
G. J. Davis
Roma
Hughes T. Reynolds
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