Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers Meet in Atlanta Largest Gathering
Delegates from across the South and farmers converge in Atlanta for the Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers Association convention. With representatives from 47 organizations, an invested capital of about 100 million dollars and 715 boats or shipments involved, the three day event features business rules, tariff discussions, and entertainment at Piedmont grounds and the New Kimball.
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Atlanta
Oritaien
Asso— Son
Georgia
Fimmenr Educational and Cooperative Law
C. A. Rockwell
Covington
Sim- 47
Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
Piedmont +1
Georgia Cotton Seed Crushers’ Ass
A. E B. Thornton
Piedmont Driving Club
Georgia Crusher’ Association
Gmoker
New Kimball
Berbecus
Landhton
Xroonda
Association
J. C. Hamilton
Baton Rouge
F. H. Bailey
Paris
Tex
Robert Gibson
Dallas
L. Ws Haskell
New York
Southern Cotton Oil Company
C. Fitzximmons
Columbia
J. W. Black
Montgomery, Alm
Southern Cotton Ol Company
F. W. Brodie
Brokers
Memphis
Tenn
R. L. Hoffin
8. C. Casada
Memui
New York Journal of Commerce
Manv
Factorers' Record
Baltimore
The
Tradesman
Chattanooga
Oil, Paint and Drug Reporter
Cotton and Cotton Gli News
of At Magazine
Off MH Gaetter
Scheulenberg
Cotton Journal
Atanta
New York Commercial
Cotton Seed Meal as Food and Fertilizer Discussed at ML Convention
May 16 morning session of the ML Convention in Atlanta features Professor J. H Connell of Dallas on Cotton Seed Meal as Human Food and Dr R J Redding of the Georgia Experiment Stations on Cotton Seed Meal as Fertilizer. Afternoon covers unfinished committee reports and industry reports with officer nominations for the next term. A Chicago News note quotes life on farms and authorities warn against gossip and jealousy.
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Tion
H. Bailey
Paris
Texas
J. C. Hamilton
Baton Rouge
Robert Gibson
Dallas
Tex
Auenday
L.A. Ransom
Rev. C. PB. Bridenwell
D.D
J. M. Terrell
Georgia
The
Interstate Association
James G. Woodward
Atlanta
F. H. Bailey
Uiiness
Jam Dp. Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Ernest Lamar
Selma
Ala
Louisiana
Rell
A, ML
Bureau of Pub- Metty
L. A. Ransom
J. H’ Connell
R. J. Redding
Chicago News
Lfe
Thoma
World to remain habitable for millions of years says Chamberlin
Dr. Thomas C. Chamberlin of the University of Chicago told the Geographic Society that the earth should remain habitable for about 100 million years. He defended the planet's endurance based on the planetesimal hypothesis and the cooperative action of land and sea to preserve life, noting humans have only recently gained control of the earth.
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Chamberlin
University of Chicago
Thomas C. Chamberlin
Geographic Society
Municipal Museum
Moore and Sons Market Eye Glasses at 42 North Broad
The firm MO. L. MOORE & SONS promotes advanced optical art with new eye glasses. They invite customers to visit their Prudential Building headquarters at 42 North Broad Street for a perfect gem.
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MO. L. Moore & Sons
Ther
North Broad Street
Prudential Building
Corporal Honored for Bread Price Reduction Mention
The New York Sun notes Corporal Wathis name is linked to a notable act. He reduced the price of bread from 75 cents to 10 cents a loaf at the Tons of the beyond in San Francisco, drawing attention to his regiment.
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Wathis
New York
Street Boys Club Plans Entertainment Event
A large meeting of supporters organized an entertainment program by the Street Boys Club for Saturday evening May 26 from 6 to 8. Light refreshments will be served for newsies and working boys, with music and addresses to inspire the club's rooms opening and broader support from adults.
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Street Boys
Moion Rey ET
Illenwood
Caaverealist Church
Llenwood
Bay of the Street
Louis 1
Mystery Of The Office Stir Sparks Local Inquiry
The Chicago News reports a lively scene as Sherlock like speculation surrounds a big office disturbance. Mr Sears explains in few words that he is new to Atlanta and ready to join the friends work while Mrs Wynne urges a Saturday May 26 entertainment for boys with light refreshments, music, and readings.
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Chicago News
Sears
New York
Atapta
Hunself
Mamie Wynne
Cho
Horace Smith
Ose, Haglind
OM. Grant
Muar Wynne
Louise Dooley
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Cotton Seed Crushers
State Association
Sion
Inter
Piedmont
Associa
Washington
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Shaw
Treasury
Metcalfe
Department of Commerce and Labor
Mogram
Hlt. George
New Orleans
Hamilton
Interstate Cotton Dreshers’ Association
Dallas Tex
Interstate Cotten Lead Crushers’ Association
Interstate Cotton Crushers’ Association
Atlantic
San
E.seare
Red
Red Rock
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company
Hagan & Dodd CO
Copnsevon
Commercial
Clarence Kay
President
Clarence H. MacKay
O. Stevens
Sac
Y. WM
H. Baker
V. P
G. M
Broad St
Atlanta, Ga
H. T. Hackney Co
E.M. Yow Company
Forsyth St
Messrs
Knoxville, Tenn
Gae
E. M. Yow
Street Boys’ Club
Sherlock
Param
Ty Peu
Dormer
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