Peach growers plan daily shipment supervision to prevent glut
In Macon Georgia on May 10 the Georgian growers session decided to appoint five agents to oversee daily peach shipments and assess market readiness. The move aims to prevent price drops while maximizing profits. Leaders like E J Wittingham and H A Matthews chaired discussions with railroads to ensure timely car allocations and packing details for a strong upcoming crop.
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Macon
Nstitution Bureau
Second Street
Lamer
Sears
Frank Hazelhurst
Rallyoad
Messie Lott
From Paris to Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Co Hats
A Paris representative sends a letter and sketches showing direct millinery importation. Hats arrive weeks sooner, keeping in touch with the latest styles. The piece highlights Paris as the world pace setter and the advantage of direct Paris to Chicago distribution.
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Paris
Chamberlin- Johnson-DuBose Co
Rue de la Paix
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Advertising the right medium to grow a big business
The piece argues that large manufacturing success requires monopoly and public demand, achieved through extensive advertising. It recommends The Saturday Evening Post as the ideal medium to reach educated, opinion leaders, stating it reaches 700,000 homes and 3.5 million readers weekly, without gift schemes. Curtis Publishing promotes Philadelphia and New York offices.
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Saturday Evening Post
Brotherhood of St Andrew to meet in Columbus May 19
Delegates from Georgia chapters will gather in Columbus next week for the Brotherhood of St Andrew convention. The program includes Holy Communion at Trinity Church on May 19 at 7:30 AM, with Rev Wyllys Reed celebrant, and sessions starting at 10 AM led by C. P W. Cox of Charlotte. Georgia council president B F Finney plans to present aims and needs of the Brotherhood, followed by a luncheon at Wildwood Park and a special service Saturday evening at Trinity Church with a charge delivered by Rev T A Brown.
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Columbus
Brotherhood of St Andrew
Georgia
Brotherhood
Trinity Church
Wyllys Rede
Brunswick
C. P W.kox
Charlotte
N. C
Gardners
Wildwood Park
T A. Brown
Christs Church
Savannah
Newberry Trial Underway In Macon Laundry Case
In Macon Georgia May 0 Special E F Newberry a laundry collector faced a jury in a larceny after trust case brought by Elkan proprietor The trial, one of the session’s top cases, proceeds with Warren Roberts defending and William Brunson Solicitor General prosecuting Judge John P Ross and Malcolm Jones presiding Testimony remains to be completed as accuser allegedly misappropriated about fifty dollars in funds collected for the Crevent laundry.
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Micon Ga
Emory Speer
Yale University
Yale Law School
Roosevelt
Washington
Yale Groves
Macon Ga
Chauncy Groves
Tom Jones
Dan O
Macon
Dave Gordon
Dannerberg Company
Lev and
Mitenel
Force Recorder
Nottingham
E F Newberry
Elkan
Warren Roberts
William Brunson
John P Ross
Malcolm Jones
Newberry
Man Fatally Wounded. Body to Be Shipped for Funeral
Witnesses say Golnd drank and aimed a knife at Goin in a confrontation at the victim's home. Ford, sober, did not injure Goin and had not approached to harm him. The dead man's body will be shipped to Jeffersonville tomorrow for funeral and interment.
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Ford
Jeffersonville
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