Primary election rush as registration closes in Fulton County
Voters had one day to register as the primary nears. Hundreds visited tax offices and branch registration sites, boosting names on the list. The April 10 primary will select county officers, with nine candidates for state representatives and several races for coroner and county commissioners. polling places listed, no day-of registration, and a potential reformatory vote on the recorder's authority. The county executive committee set up polling teams and venues, with city wards using Austra Man ballots and county precincts using standard methods.
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Fulton County
House of Representatives
Board of County Commissioners
Clark Howell
Edgar Latham
John M. Slaton
F. J. Merriam
F. P. Childress
D. N. McCullough
C. C. Houston
R. B. Blackburn
Charles I Branan
Sam W. Small
Ft. C. Clark
7. B. Goodwin
H. L. Culberson
Durgord L. Anderson
Arnold Broyles
John W. Nelms
T. M. Armistead
A. P. Stewart
C. M. Payne
Robert
J. R. Stamps
W. F. Stewart
W. W. Thompson
J. F. Kendrick
Charles A. Church
Cook
Forsyth Street
South Pryor Street
Fraser and
Hunter Streets
Jackson and
Chamberlin Streets
Marietta Street
Sixth Weard
North Pryor Street
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Tour with Riders Promises Australia swing for cycling stars
Jack Prince plans a winter tour after the season ending cycle racing with many riders following to Australia by way of France and San Francisco. Prince will build coliseum tracks in Melbourne and Sydney to boost crowd sizes, with around the world travel aimed at nine months of racing yearly. Leander sheds weight and returns as a prime pace follower while Walthour weighs options between Europe and America, and other riders including Padfield and Kremer push toward early May opens at Vailsburg.
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Jack Princes
Australia
France
San Francisco
Princess
Melbourne
Sydney
Wnl
Europe
Wreithour
Stinson
Hikes
Fenn
Willng
New York
Havana
Prince
George Leander
Teast
Leander
Robbie Walthour
Gussie Lawson
John Lawson
Hns
Gussie
Atlanta Coliseum
Lawson
John
Ivor Lawson
Censtance
Iver
Chicago
Phinger B. Ruts
Willie Fenn
Atlanta
Ruiz
Walthour
Rutz
Springhea
Erand- Ty
Fann
Pinkie’ Harter
Catwell
New Uses for New Furs in Russia Skins for Motorists
London reports Russia sends pony and calf skins for fashion. Ponies yield hair for toy rocking horses, ponies and manes used in furs and blouses. Calf skins offer snow white coats with black tuft accents and reverses for gowns. Miniver price rise ties to coronation demand, while dyed pony hides from brown to jet black suit rugged wear.
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London Mail
Russia
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Blood Balm promises cure for blood poisons and ulcers
An advertisement for Botanic Blood Balm claims to cure blood poison including ulcers, sores, pimples, and bone pain. It states the remedy purifies the blood, treats cancer and other blood troubles, and offers free samples by mail from the Blood Balm Co. in Atlanta.
Appetite Purifier and Spring Tonic TSS
An 1890s promotional item extols S. S. S. as a spring tonic and appetite stimulant. It links purifying the blood to better digestion and sleep, cites expert testimonials from J. J. Simrowe of Atlanta, and urges starting treatment to prevent winter disease as warmer weather arrives. The Swift Specific Company of Atlanta markets the product as purely vegetable with no minerals.
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Swift
J. J. Siinwewe
Atlanta
S. S
Ware County Farmers Cling to Old Cane Harvest Methods
Ware County farmers largely persist with two roller horse powered mills and traditional boilers for cane syrup. The region includes about 1,000 to 1,200 farms on 35,000 to 40,000 acres, with sugar cane a rising money crop. A typical operation yields 60 gallons of syrup daily from 5 boilings, using a 7 to 80 gallon kettle and careful sealing of bottled syrup. Varieties include red, purple, green and Simpson green ribbon, with sandy loam best for syrup quality. Local figures like Magazie Williams, J. W. Smith, and others drive the sugar effort in Waycross and Sunnyside.
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Ware County
J. E. W. Smith
Buchanan
C. M. Eunice
Magazie Williams
Henry C. Williams
Waycross
Sunnyside
J. i. W. Smith
GB. Sirmans
B. J. Smith
J. J. Wideman
J. G. Clough
P. L. Hatcher
Maggie Williams
J. W. Leigh
J. J. Wilkinson
Wy. James
8. F. Miller
M. M. Woodward
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Sam Small
Jowan
Slaton
Branan
D. N. McCollough
J. Merriam
Robert B. Bla
Ghibu
Jack Prince
Charles River Park
Boston
FP. L. Howe Beleves
Vallsburs
Joe Nelson
Frank Kramer
Bloyd Krebs
Lteday Eilington
Howard Freeman
Nelson
Mace
Kremer
T Eady
Vailsburg
Charley Padfield
I Padfield
Ifo
Padfield
Newark
Joh Lake
Hadfield
Boblée Walthour
Vthour
America
Untihme
Sturued
U.S
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Supreme Court of Georgia
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Seagate
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