Howell at Valdosta finds broad backing in Lowndes
Clark Howell receives a rousing welcome in the Lowndes county meeting at Valdosta. A large, representative audience packed the court room as Howell’s supporters praised his candidacy. Prominent locals and officials from multiple districts joined the cheers, with music from the Hahira band signaling strong regional backing.
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Howell
Valdosta
Court House
South
Georgia
Lowndes County
South Georgia
Veldosta
West
O. M. Smith
Ci Court
W. 8. West
Howell Speech Highlights Georgia Governor Bid
The remarks recount a campaign event where Mr Howell addressed a Georgia audience. President West praised Howell as a future governor and defended the state’s governance and resources while criticizing the proposed disenfranchisement measures and railroad issues. The crowd responded with strong applause as HoweI defended ballot rights and attacked opponents.
Real Estate Syndicate Organized by Atlanta Leaders
Prominent Atlanta citizens form the Atlanta Real Estate Syndicate with an authorized capital of 260000. Founders include Charles T. Page A C Moreland Thomas M Goodrow Cay McCall and John Candler with plans to buy sell build homes and attract two eastern capital ventures bringing several million dollars to the area. The group pledges safe investment and strong local backing to capitalize Atlanta real estate growth. The syndicate aims to handle large deals and manage funds entrusted to them.
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Atlanta
Charles T. Page
A. C. Moreland
Thomas M. Goodrow
Cay McCall
Joseph A. Farmer
John §. Candler
M. T. LeHatte
F. O. Foster
W. 8. Maddox
Edward BE. Dousherty
James L. Logan
W. ¥. Parkhurst
Arch Cribb
John G. Owwena
J. J. Mangham
J. B. Mangham
Frank Edmondson
Eugene Oberdorfer
D. N. McCullough
Saxon A. Anderson
B. M. Zirkio
E. H. Smith
John R. Wilkinson
Atlante Real Estate
Tte
Texas Wonder claim printed in old ad
An OCR fragment presents a patent medicine claim for kidney and rheumatic cures. It advertises “The Texas Wonder” with testimonials and lists a St Louis Missouri address for contact, suggesting 19th or early 20th century marketing copy.
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Texas Wonder
Hall
Olivest
Levis
Funeral of Mrs Van Epps at 10 O Clock Today
Mrs Minnie Tamas Van Epps wife of Judge Loward Van Epps died yesterday at 2 18 am. Funeral services will be held at the residence 127 Washington street at 10 this morning. Interment in Athens tomorrow afternoon. She was daughter of Colonel Stephen Thomas of Athens. Survived by two children Miss Minnie and George Dudley Van Epps. Also two sisters Mrs Carlton Hillye of Augusta and Mrs Joseph H Fleming of Athens and two sisters in law Mrs W W Thomas of Macon and Mrs George Dudley Thomas of Albany. Rev Richard Orme Filan and Dr John White will officiate.
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Loward van Epps
Washington Street
Athens
van Eppa
Stephen Thomas
Minnie
George Dudley van Epps
Uwo
Carlton’ Hillye
Augusta
Joseph H. Fieming
W. W. Thomas
Macon
Ates
George Dudley Thomas
Albert
van Epps
Atlanta
Richard Orme Filan
John White
Wil
How Howell Draws Support in Lowndes County Primary
The candidate exposed railroad records of Jake Smith and other inconsistencies. Howell won over new allies in Lowndes County and pledged energy to his campaign. He addressed Valdosta high school students, spoke in Lake Park, and aims for a strong county majority on primary day.
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Senate
Georgia
Howell
West
Lowndes County
Grady
Quitman
South Georgia
State of
Hoke Smith
State Senate
Hoke
Jake Smith
Aindy
Valdosta High School
Lake Park
Lowndes
Dresses in White Lawn Trimmed with Lace Prices Cut
Several dozen dresses in white lawn with lace or embroidery, a bit mussed or dusty but serviceable. Originally sold at 2.00 to 3.50 for ages 6 to 14 years. Now offered today at 1.49 each.
Short Local Field Happenings Described
The Constitution Desires To Print the Minor Happenings of Interest. A local item notes small events and community notices as reported in the short field journalism. Phones listed as 715 for contact.
Rummage Sale Continues at Edgewood Avenue
A benefit rummage sale for the Home for Old Women, held last Friday to Monday at 4 Edgewood Avenue, will continue Saturday and Monday at the same location. People may donate clothing at 84 Edgewood Avenue Friday morning between 9 and 12, where a ladies committee will receive items.
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Edgewood Aventue
Edgewood Arenur
Firemen honored. local notices amid city brief items
A private ambulance carried a man from 94 Georgia avenue to his home after a depot pickup with Dr. C Gry Howard. The Firemen’s Benevolent Association received a $25 check from W. T. Healey for their work at Nos. 28 and 30 Peachtree street during a May 8 fire. Albert Foster, a Black THAM ster, paid a fine of $5.75 for spilling dirt from a wagon. Recorder Broyles notes loose dirt wagons. Mrs Cleveland, wife of Rev. Cleveland, improving after months at Nelson street home, doctors hopeful. Union Cotton Mills sold today at 12 o’clock to Union and Buffalo Cotton Mills, bid in by William Elliott of Columbia for $239,400. mill operations to continue without cessation.
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Lanta
Georgia Avenue
Cgry Howard
Firemen's Benevolent Association
W. T. Healey
Peachtree Street
Albert Foster
Recorder
Broyles
Union
Union Cotton
Adack
Union and Buffalo Cotton Mills,Company
Whiliam Elliott
Columbia
Cagle at Piedmont Hotel Plans Wrightsville Beach Visit
Mr Charles H Cagle special agent for the Tarrymore hotel at Wrightsville Beach N C is in Atlanta and will stay about a week at the Piedmont Hotel. He has booked many Atlantans for the season. The New Tarrymore opens June 1 with 175 rooms 114 oceanfront, excellent cuisine, electric lights, baths, orchestra, artesian water and surf activities.
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Piedmont
Charles
Cagle
Tarrymore Hotel
Wrightsville Beach
M. C
Atlanta
Tarrymore
North Carolina
Atlantic
W. J.moore
N. C
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