Percy Harris and the AM Robinson Co in Woodstock tale
The document portrays Percy Wallace Harris a trusted figure in Woodstock linked to the AM Robinson Co. He is described as diligent, honest, and influential in mobilizing textile orders across Georgia, Tennessee, and parts of North Carolina. The piece notes his rise from knee pants youth to key agent, plus the garden-spot image of Georgia industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Wallace Harris
Pest
Percy Hari
Pak Rey Hume
AM Robinson
Isss
Percy Haris
Anise
Svaser
Speer
Ui Remsa
Woodstock
Georgia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Fragmented OCR Note With Names and Places
The readable text presents a jumbled fragment featuring names such as Lee Crawford and Gerhard, with scattered phrases about interests, sites, and payments. It resembles a damaged historical record or note listing people, places, and actions but lacks coherent events or chronology.
Claude A. Smith Opens New Mercantile Route
Claude A. Smith is praised by local merchants for expanding trade along Central and West Avenue. He is noted for steady business growth, customer outreach, and a welcome presence as weeks pass with increased patronage and favorable reports from the trade community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahoe Hiss
Claude Ginith
Ut Tee
Sauthoas
Claude
Unclear Vocal Exchange Cited in Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR style text mentions Warren P Sewell and references to Peter de Slic ty and various names. The readable portions hint at a literary or theatrical vignette with remarks about honesty and confession, but no coherent event, date, or location is established. No clear outcome or principal action emerges.
Barrow Foresees Bright South Carolina Business Prospects
Lewis A. Barrow reports western South Carolina territory is well cared for for the Robinson company. He notes steady work with the Lopezinson Corp over five years and returns to Clin ton. Barrow expresses optimism for improved business conditions ahead despite recent low moods.
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South Carolina
Mo Robinson
Lewis A. Barrow
Barrow
Howe
Clinton S. C
Ing Wales
Wade
W A Robinson Company Leader With Long Atlanta Ties
W A Rob inson family ties in Birmingham and Atlanta shaped a long career as a leading merchant. James J Robinson, secretary treasurer, steered the firm from its early days to a modern North Pryor Street building, building a major Aragon brand line and a large jobbing business. Rob inson and Mobley are highlighted as key figures in overseeing growth and service to southern trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cls
Citivens
James J. Robunson
Hay
A Wo Robinson Company
Wr Robinson
Mobley
Imams Wicks
Bo Long Ao
Compa
Arbo
Pryor Street
Joboins
Aragon
Drieland
Aeapon
Inize
My Gods
Novons
Bis
Piver Street
Alwave
Harris on Turis and Navin in postwar business cycle
The article discusses A. S. Harris recalling lessons from V S Turis and Navin, noting the value of steady tenure, persistent sales leadership, and a steadfast customer base. It highlights the manager's focus on maintaining continuous business flow despite wartime disruptions and mentions wartime orders signaling current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ans
Wien
Ronan
Rey Vitory
Seolien
Wit Trainia
Capagon Shirts Led by Robinson in Southern Market Move
The Capagon Shirts operation, led by Robinson, expands with a factory at 193 Mazella Street. Hundreds of workers, mostly women and girls, are employed making laundered shirts and athletic underwear, with production generating substantial monthly revenue for Ara and the firm’s southern distribution.
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Mazella
Aragon
fFobinsen
Mos Milson
Robinson Co. Founded Three Decades Ago
Thirty three years ago the Robinson Company was organized by its founder Dore whose role in establishing the house is noted. The text records the long history of the firm and hints at its original leadership.
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Robinson CO
House of
4 M Robinson Company
Dore
Aragon Overalls and Convict Clothes Demand Across the South
The Aragon brand by the Robinson company has operated for sixteen years, supplying overalls to southern wearers with Mike Morgan as department superintendent. The Fulton County convict clothes contract has fed steady production while the firm also runs a shirt factory and a wide range of fabrics including cassimeres and worsted.
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Aragon
4 M Robinson Company
Atlanta
Pyor Street
Robinson Company
Lhunrede
Morgan
Iso
Fulton County
Robinson
Inhabitant Journeyman Salesmen in the Alabama South
In the east Alabama territory a sales force led by Wirby and J W Kea for the Robinson company reports improving conditions and growing patronage across the south Florida region. Kea, with sixteen years promoting the Aragon line, has built strong personal ties and a solid Florida sales record. Gray Singleton and Gray Singleton, new to the company, show rising sales in southeast Georgia and eastern Florida.
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East
Alabama
Wirby
Robinson Company
Madaime
South
Araston
Alf Roetmusen
J W. Kea
Aragon
Iis
Central
South Florida
Diorid
The
Gray Singleton
Phole
Clitton
M_ Robinson
Gray
Lisalue
Goortia
Florida
Lincelton
Shug Smith Faces Rumored Arcquaintance Allegations in Georgia
The report centers on R. L. Shug Smith and a noted social circle in southern Georgia. It mentions a mysterious lack of contact with a local acquaintance, along with regional ties to Aragon and Spain. Details focus on community status, pending claims, and a recurring weekend routine involving shipments and visits to a residence on Pane di Lacon Avenue.
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Georgia
Mi Smith
Maron
Tim
M. M. Stanaland Amory Atlantas Salesman Known locally
M M Stanaland, a well known salesman for the Robinson company, has built a large circle of friends in Amory and its suburbs. He resides at 91 Copenhill Avenue and is active in the Tobinson company network, earning respect for his manners and business success.
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Tobinson Company
Stanalan
Ines
Copenhill Avenue
Robinson Commpani
J L White A versatile Mobile Bay worker and catcher
J L White is described as a versatile figure in Mobile with ties to the Robinson company. The narrative highlights his varied roles from catching to pitching and his dedication to work, portraying him as a steady, dependable presence in the community and workplace.
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Winte
Aldo
White
Dora
Srevicu
Aragon
Hia Giahteus
Mobley Joined Totinson House As Stable Booster
R H Mobley from Georgia and central Alabama joins the Totinson house as a booster. He has prior ties with the company, serving years with other traders and staff, and will pursue sales across central west Georgia and nearby Alabama while based at Atlanta Fish headquarters.
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Mowest
Acausstiuns
MO Robinson
Georgia
Alabama
Totinson
Notion House
Ure ‘Aragon
Laas
Berciafore
Robinson Co. Venture Ends in Loss and Scandal
The report recounts L. 8. Robinsons troubled venture turning sour as key partners fell away, leaving the company with debts and questions about the man at its helm. Contained are hints of misdirection, failed schemes, and scrutiny from associates as earnings faltered.
Ferdinand Jaubert Remains Trusted in Cotton Trade
Ferdinand Jaubert of Eunice is praised as a valued middle life man and a key dealer in the Robinson line. He reports strong orders and expected revival in fall and winter trade, noting no difficulty in placing orders due to well-selected stock and steady prices across his territory.
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Ferdinand Tibet
Eunice
Middle
Ife
Mio Louburt
Louisiana
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A. M. Robinson CO
W. S. Jones
A M_ Robinson Co
Jones
Fr Jones
Southegrsia
Ienighy
Vi Jones
He Robinson Company
Dirge Chentele
Mr Jones
Aragor
Daversil
Lee Crawford
Jens Vasiarss
Tritt
Gerhard Onaith
Witon
Claude A. Smith
Warren P. Sewell
Sory
Petru
Crem Gaglin
Sobinsen
Tilke
Sewelly
Motrrett Pardoct
Ferdinand Jaubert
Lewis
W. A. Ray
Agosling
Sisou
Robinson Force
Ras
Birmingham
Aizen
Methodist Church
Sunda
Schoo
Erminghaim
Gideon
Desire Maison
Lodge of Perfection
Memper
Zamora
Bas Asowade
Wisna
Beth
Fleuming Se
Isons
Wolloebinson
Covberg
ABM Robinson
Staveters
Thyra
Zo Te Mike
Ilesmai
Ani Foren
Scark
Jilinge
Irby
Mikes
Tianta Hig
Tonkin
Northwest Gears
Kay
Chris P
Joseph L. Whith
M. M. Stanaland
R le (Shug) Smith
A. S. Harris
Capagon
Dixie
J. D. Robinson
J. R. Mobley
Big Jobbing Concern
L B. Robenson
Claude A Smith
Warres P Sewell
J. W. Kea
Rante Meuse
KEA
R. L. (Shug) Smith
J. L. White
R. H. Mobley
Cruk
Seabee
VM Robinson Co
Venturadime Basaness
Draend
Astanwgs
Eris Uydatlars
Alon
J P Morgan
Nerintendent
Clilom
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