Georgia chamber backs markets for all state crops
Georgia Chamber of Commerce executive committee meeting pledges markets for food crops across the state. C J Hood proposes rent plan substituting cotton with wheat corn oats and hay. Officials urge landlords and merchants to fund marketing efforts and defend legality of county farm demonstration appropriations. May 18 Brooks county animal industry convention endorsed.
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Farmers of Georgia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Department of Agriculture
C. J. Hood
Georgia State Chamber of Commerce
Wilmer
Mooee
Charles J. Hluden
State Chamber
Brooks County
Dodging Charged To Great Britain
Officials weigh how Britain may reinterpret its blockade action amid Allied debate on international law. Memo randa drafts circulate as Washington considers whether embargoes on belligerents could be nonneutral under new wartime prerogatives.
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Great Britain
Britain
Perder
Mediterranean
Congress
Archaeologist to Speak at Tabernacle on Ancient Tribe
Dr J Rai lowitet of Paris will tell in Lie den Rio Rus this evening at 8 about a tribe of Jews who entered Kyasinia at the time of the first temple overthrow and believed until eleven years ago they were the only Abraham descendants left on earth.
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Kyasinia
Abraham
J. Railowitet
Archaeologi Tof
Paris
Lie, den, migoRus
Dr. Robert Massey Dies at Sanatorium in Georgia
Georgia physician and Confederate veteran Dr. Robert J. Massey dies after four years ill at a private hospital. Born October 16, 1859 near Madison, he practiced in Penfield, Atlanta, Gainesville and Douglasville. Surviving are his wife Sarah Copeland Massey, daughter Katherine, granddaughter Louise, three nephews. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Jackson Hill Baptist Church, with burial in Douglasville.
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Robert J. Massey
Georgia
Masser
Madison
Penfield
Mercer University
Augusta Medical College
Atlanta
Massey
Brown
Milledgeville
Sherman
Louise Massey
GS. Prior
Robert T.prior
William C. Massey
Jackson Him, Baptist Church
L. E. Barton
Douglasville
Atlanta Mothers Urge New School Buildings For Boys And Girls
Atlanta mothers presented a report calling for four new rooms at Tech High to relieve overcrowding and for a new school building in the district. They described unsafe sanitary conditions, inadequate heating, lighting, and ventilation at Tech High and other city schools, with several structures deemed unsuited for continued use. The committee urged temporary open air rooms and permanent modernization, stressing the health and education of both boys and girls as critical.
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Iothers
Tech High School
Tech High
J. N. McHachern
English-Commercial High School
White Students. Fistures Were Shown At the Mothers’ Meeting
Yenth Street
Tenth Street
Ivy Street
Tlavta
Miss Whiteside
Crew Street
Mitchel Street
Ware
Pittsburg
Mak
Adlor
Ware Jerome Jones
Tones
Atlanta
William Hobinson
Federation of Trades
Mothers’ Committee
Farmers can turn live hogs to cash at Dublin market
Dublin March 18 Special A cash market for hogs to be shipped to the Moultrie packing Plant will be established in Dublin within days Farmers can bring hogs to Dublin year round to cash at market price Chamber of commerce oversees details Aim to provide steady profitable market for hogs and cattle to encourage stock raising Also: Pitt heads Anti-Saloon League Norfolk reports Rev Dr R H Pitt elected president by Virginia Anti-Saloon League in session
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Dublin
Tve
Moultrie Packing
Chamber of Commerce
Pitt
Norfolk
R. H. Pitt
Richmond
Merald
Virginia, Baptists
Virginia
Official Notice of Southern Railway Service Changes
Southern Railway discontinues Florida Special trains Nos. 15 and 14 effective after the last southbound train from Atlanta on March 2 and the last northbound on March 21. The Detroit Jacksonville, Cincinnati Jacksonville, and Cleveland Jacksonville sleeping car lines on these trains will also be discontinued, with Florida Special trains Nos. 5 and 6 affected by last cars leaving Atlanta on March 20. J C Beam, general passenger agent, Georgia.
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Southern Railway
Atlanta
Ohto-Florida
Detroit Jacksonville
Cincinnati-Jacksonville
Cleveland
Macon ministers take hand in city affairs
Macon Ga March 1 The Macon Ministerial association seeks to influence city affairs including abolishing the Tybee district but faces a hands off stance from police and council. Ministers press further reforms such as banning fireman yard play in city stations and appeal to mayor and civil service commission for action. The piece also notes a separate local theft report of Dr Ainsworths Buick from Mulberry Street.
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Macon
Macon Ministerial Association
Police Commission
Civil Service, Commission
Dr. Ainsworth
Macon. Gu
Pecal
W. N. Ainsworth
Mulberry Street
Politicians Fumigated In City Hall Fume Debacle
In Macon Georgia on March 18 a city health employee tried to roll formaldehyde into the health office triggering an explosion and compulsory fumigation of city officials from the mayor to clerks. The pungent fumes filled council chambers and recorder's court, scattering crowds and prompting a humorous, if pungent, disruption of hearings.
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Macon
City Health Department
City ‘Health Officer
Council
Recorders
Eas
Recorder’s Court
Submarine Scheley Name Endorsed by Navy Contract
The Navy signed plans for the first sea going submarine and awarded contracts for three harbor defense subs to Electric Boat of Groton Conn. The submarine will be named Schley in honor of the late Rear Admiral W S Behrey.
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Wasaiigtor
seren _fa
Secr Vary
Danisi
Navy
Schley
W.S. Behrey
Electric Boat Company
Groton
Conn
Stevenson Gallows Exonerates Bivens in Georgia Case
Cordele March 18 Special Luther Stevens a confessed assassin of T K Gleaton former county treasurer stood on the gallows in the county jail and paid the penalty He appeared unconcerned and even laughed Sheriff J Ward asked if he realized what would happen He replied Yes kill me He died in twelve minutes His dying statement exonerated Arnold Bivens the other involved in the crime who was to hang on March 32 5 Stevens said he made statements implicating Bivens only to save himself A motion for a new trial for Bivens was heard before Judge A W George who postponed his decision
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Arnold Hitens
Stevens
Bivens
Bivens Wag
George
Standard Remedy For Many Homes
Indigestion and constipation are linked causes of distress as many people suffer from digestive and eliminative trouble. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offers a mild laxative tonic and digestant, free of opiates, sold in drug stores and longtime household remedy. A free real bottle offer is available by writing Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 452 Washington St, Monticello, Tenn.
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Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Tis
Fireman W P B Evans Returns To Work After Injury
Fireman W P B Evans of 5 Josephine Street recovered from a broken leg and other injuries after a tire chemical explosion July 2 while aiding a small blaze at Chiudells home in Anstey Park. He is training as a signal operator at Fire Headquarters with prompt attention at St Grant Building.
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W. PB. Evans
Josephine Street
Chiudells
Anstey Park
Fins
Evans
Fire Headquarts
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Robert Massey
Sanitarium
Schoole
Lady Baltimore
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehill Street
J.C. Beam
Ta. Ge. A
Merch
Stevenson
Gleaton
Wilson
Edgewoo
St. Grant
Third National Bank
Marietta and
Broad Streets
Frank Hawkins
John W. Grant
J. N. Goddard
Thos. C. Erwin
A. M. Bergstrom
R. W. Byers
W. B. Summers
A.J. Hansell
Rothschild’s Sample
Peachtree
Corner Walton
Atlanta For Christ
the Tabernacle
Dr. Chapman
Alexander
Jesus
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