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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1912

Page

51

Macon Opens Modern Freight Terminals Boosting Regional Trade

Striking evidence of commercial advancement in Macon and south Georgia is shown by new freight terminals opened by the Southern railway and the Georgia Southern and Florida railway. The facilities include separate inbound and outbound warehouses each 492 feet long, seven tracks serving seventy cars, a 250 foot cotton platform, team tracks for 100 bulk cars, three paved driveways, and extended loading areas. Located in the heart of the business district, the terminals will aid shippers and spur city growth, signaling anticipated substantial business expansion.

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Young Dexter Pupil Wins High Honors for Stories

Miss Clyd q Bags, 12, of Dexter High School in seventh grade, has won top honors in composition over the past year. She earned the highest mark for general excellence and the gold medal for effort and improvement in scholarship. Parents: Mr and Mrs J D Bass. Followed by her story.

Clyd@q Bags Dexter High School J. D. Bass

Right Will Succeed By Clyde 3 Be

A poor country boy Charlie Green travels to the city for schooling while supporting his widowed mother. He endures ridicule, clears his name after being falsely accused of stealing library funds, wins late trust, and earns a college bound future with Louise Garfield’s help and his mother’s pride.

Clyde Charlie Green Charlie C. K. Jones Fred Louise Fred Wiggs Sunity Garfield

Methodist Conference Debates Clergy Itineracy Return

At the Minneapolis session of the great Methodist conference, debate focuses on restoring itinerant ministry. Officials consider permanent pastorates in large cities, while lay voices warn that lowering moral standards could harm church and community. James E. B. Fuge notes the Men and Religion Movement pushes gospel outreach to factories, creating a factory parish with community influence.

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Sealed Proposals for Bank and Office Building Erection

Sealed proposals to furnish all material and labor for a six story fireproof bank and office building with basement on Market and Jeffersgan Streets Dublin Ga will be received until noon June 2 1912. Proposals require certified checks and bids on special blanks with 2 percent deposit and 50 percent contract bond. drawings available from First National Bank Dublin and architect A Ten Eyck Brown Forsyth Building Atlanta Ga.

Market Jeffergan Dublin Wm. R. Brigham First National Ban A. Ten Eyck Brown Forsyth Atlanta Makter First National Bank Dubln A. Guiantee Ownela

Home Mission Week to Promote Church Driven Social Reform

The Home Missions Council and the Council of Women for Home Missions plan a nationwide campaign to fund and educate on social religious problems. Starting this fall with Home Mission Week from November 17 to 24, committees will organize in 2500 American cities to mobilize churches and allied groups in immigration, temperance, labor, and urban issues.

Federated Churches United and Federated Church America Home Missions Council Council of Women For Home Missions Protestant Home Mission Forces of America Home Mission Church Clube Chambers of Commerce

First Municipal Woman Detective Promoted in New York

The first municipal woman detective, Mrs. Goodwin, is promoted to detective of the first grade with a $2,256 annual salary. Her twenty years of police matron service and undercover sleuth work culminate after the taxicab robbery arrests, marking a milestone in U S policing and the creation of a female detective force.

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