Peach shipments cut to sixty hours as Georgia Exchange reforms schedule
The Georgia Fruit Exchange executive committee led by manager I M Fleming announced a new schedule that concentrates shipments to Chicago and other western points, slashing transit time to about sixty hours from Cincinnati. Contracts with multiple commission houses were ratified, listing firms across Cleveland, Buffalo, Detroit, Columbus, Chicago, New York and more, as the crop readiness and price projections improve. First Florida peaches reached Atlanta growers with a price about one dollar higher per crate than last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Fleming
Chicago
New York
Fleming
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Heaboard Air Line
Allentie Coast Line
Nashville, Chattanoogs
St. Lewin
Central Railroad
Macon
Allentown
Gomery Brow
Altoons
Hinman Brow
Albany
Rich & Everteen
N. x
J. Galt
C. H. Weaver & Company
Chevron Fruit Company
A. C. Bink & Company
Davenport
Iowa
Lagomarcine-Grape Company
Dayton
Ohio
Kelfaber Company
D G
Wiley & Company
Alfred Stual - Sons
Duluth
Minn
Fussimman-Palmer Company
Bchent
N J Schabach and Rapids
Bil Vinkemulder Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Vanderssar & Company
James L. Keech
Lima
Altachul Brothers Company
Lexington
Bayle, Fruit Company
Milwaukee
W . T. Godfrey & Bons Company
Gromegnbach Company
Minneapolis
E . Stacy & Bone (Inc
Montreal
Canada
George Vipond & Company
New Haven
Conn
Galvin Fruit and Commission Company
New Orleans
Appel & City
John Moyer
Olivett Brothers
Waltece Une
T. BE. Cochran & Comany
J. H. Killough & Company
John Nix & Company
Smith & Holden
J. H. Schneider & Company
Robert T. Cochran & Company
A. F Young & Company
E. K. Brackett & Company
J. H. Laurenburg Brother & Company
Norwich
Geror Company
Toronto
White & Company
Washington
Florida
Pacortally
Vugazzi & Company
Grain men answer call of Barrett at Springfield mass meeting
Springfield May 12 grain growers and cattle raisers east of the Mississippi gathered at a National Farmers Union meeting. President Barrett outlined plans to organize wheat storage and curb market manipulation mirroring cotton planters. Delegates from states south of Iowa to the Rocky Mountains attended. a convention is set for September 7 in Springfield with cities already applying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
National Farmers’ Union
Charles & Barrett
Union City
Harrett
South
New Orleans
Union Company
Tum Jet
Membara
Congress
Iowa
Rocky
Flames Destroy Cotton as Firefighters Stand Ready
In New Orleans on May 12 a blaze aboard the battleship M1 Bippi and nearby cotton taking on board the British steamer Columbia damaged about one hundred bales of cotton. The crew promptly assembled on deck, and firefighting began, with the ship tied up nearby. Firefighters from the vessel quickly subdued the flames before further damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Natches
Commencement Gifts of Value and Beauty
The approaching Commencement Day makes graduation gifts a timely topic. For a girl suitable items include a brooch or ring, lace fan, opera glasses, bracelet or necklace. For a young man cuff buttons, a fob, signet ring, scarf pin. A watch is an ideal gift for either gender.
Fight on Tuberculosis Drives Atlanta Women Drive
A meeting of the Ways and Means Committee of the Anti Tuberculosis and Visiting Nurses Association in Atlanta planned to enlarge membership. Mrs W C Price Smith led the effort, with Nellie Peters Black praising busy women. The plan uses store placards and membership books in windows, with firms like Chamberlin-Johnson, Davison-Paxon, Cole Book, and J M High pledging support. Captain Raoul urged broad participation for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooma
Gould Vuiding
Pucperw
Catadiiahing Nn
W. C. Price Smith
Atlanta
Brn
Nellie Peters Black
Peice Smith
Aester
Mra. Smith
Association
Hirach Brothers
Allen's Pharmacy
Prior
George Moss Clothing Company
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Daniel Bree
Nonelly‘s
Raoul
Beth
Robers
Mra Smith
W. M. Ieckford
John Owens
F. O Foster
Stephen Barnett
T Davenport Fridges
M. R. Emmons
Hobiskon Cruson
RC ‘Darbs
OR Mcdonald
F OM Robinson
W' Ro Martin
Olliga Hark
Alfriend
Cotlege Tark
Oncat
Root of Trouble Is Jurisdiction Over City Courts
A letter from Attorney J L Cobb argues that overreaching jurisdiction by justices of the peace across militia districts in Atlanta creates a conflict among courts and invites improper bidding for business. The writer condemns concurrent city wide authority and urges the grand jury to strike at the root by seeking constitutional repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Cobb
Gistrida
Atlanta
Cooks
Ananian Club
Syuel
Georgia
Justice of the Peace
Superior Court
Clayton County
Citizone
Fulton County
Fuiton
Clayton
Superior and Justices
Just Law
of. i
Three Crushed in Auto Smash.
Kansas City on May 1 three occupants of an automobile were injured and one possibly fatally when a trolley car collided with the machine at an avenue intersection. Ambrose, vice president of Kansas City Automobile Company, and Miss Marie Brandenburg, manager, were crushed under the machine. Charles M. Clifton, the driver, was unconscious but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ambmore
Kansas City Automobile Company
Marie Brandenberg
Charles M. Clifton
Local Women Promote Stamp Card Sale in Decatur
J Mahelway and others from Decatur with Mrs Smith and Mrs Pricemith preach the value of stamp cards. The secretary manager Lowe leads the rociation as plans to display the cards in business windows across the city unfold, hoping to boost proceeds and invest for future gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mahelway
Decatur
Benatur
Wistor Kreigshaber
Perdue
Robert Zab Erne
Wood
Somer- Gall Howard
Emma Scott
Howard
Compton
Mias
Lowe
Mra. W. B. Pricemith
Mize Laws
Mra. Smith
German Day at the University Athens Georgia May 12
Herr Will, imperial consul of Germany, addressed University of Georgia students in Athens on the German University system. The session highlighted freedom of teaching and learning, state support, and the German lecture method, with praise for student conduct and the mensur fencing custom discussed as a test of character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Hugen Will
Germany
United States
Atlante
University of Georgia
Herr
Thors
Th Universiti
Ees
Universitiet
Herr Will
Reedom
Will
German university admiration and Athens visit spark talks
In Athens Herr Will, a German consul, spoke at Lucy Cobb Institute about the German university system praising its dual role in research and teaching. He noted Germany’s large, prized university and discussed women’s education differences, then visited the university and Normal School before returning to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Will
Athens
Lucy Cobb
Tle Wniveraity
Gernen Conscul
Germany
United States
Lucy ‘Hb Institute
Will
Morrie
State Normal School
Branson
Conant
Atlantate
City
Andora HC
White
Heapiabls
Milledge Avenue
E B Suits Standout Value At Twelve Thousand Five Hundred Thirty
The line notes E B suits described as good quality and priced at 12 530, signaling strong value for buyers seeking durable formalwear. The remark highlights the brand category and competitive cost.
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Peach Committee
American Hankora' Association
American National Bank
Anl
Alabama and Broad Sts
Atlanta, Ga
Mainy
Barrett
Maiersk& Berkele
En Innew Vorx
Elamin SG Rev
Spe
Cial
Wayteball ST
Lintaosl
Justice Court Law
Biff—Bdang
Rountree
Ky Turner
Max
Tar- Tow
Atana
Athans
Chancultor Barros
Wesley Hirehburg
Herr Eugen Will
Beacon
Fis Beacon
UNION
Long West
Frory
Beacon Shoe Store
Peachtree St
Eacon AG
Gitin Rogers & McRarie Cadee
I OM. Hutt Eheade—Ate Whorten & Grusertar
H. AL Childs
Deadwylee Williford Cimerceere
A. D
Swimmersington— Robinson Nelia
Seling & Co
Milier Roush
Wderton & Morris
Stoneh Mines
Erald Staherdaeber Fi
Valley—R
Branwett Gamnesrille
Take Sacks Sreenebare iCommena
Haswell
Thompson
Rifin—Birschland Craneh Co
Hamkinsville
Newsome Coleman Co
jeferson—Mathien Bros
tcRae
I. L. Wilcox & Co
Miltedgevile
J. Vm, Lawrence & Co
Aston—Wallace & Wallis
tham—Hland Trading Co
Piaine
Olex McDonald Co
Rome—Lanham & Sons Co
Banderaviic
T. Y. McCarty Shoe Co
Bheliman—Cheney & Roberta
Jenec Silver
Notich
M. Hoyt Shoe CO
Manchester
N. HM
Centurion
AL Lucy Cobb
Herr Wl
Shoeman
Russia
Fisemanh Ros
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