Durand's Reopens Historic Depot Restaurant After 28 Years
The longtime Atlanta landmark Durand's depot restaurant reopened at noon after a 28 year closure. Under Henry Durand and J T Williams the redesigned cafe features a new kitchen, dining rooms, and lounge areas while preserving the enduring spirit and high service standards that made it a trusted gathering place for travelers, locals, and notable figures. The renovated house, up to date in equipment and ambiance, aims to continue its forty eight years of continuous service with the same swift, courteous hospitality.
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E. L.parker
Durant
Depot
Union Depot
Georgia
South
Maine
Texas
Atlanta
Henry Durand
Henry BR. Durand
Atlante
Alabama
Durand
Stand
Jday
Air
J._T._Williams
Durand Restaurant Company
Ballard Bifocal Promises Convenient Eyewear Revolution
Aged spellbound note on Walter Ballard Ontieal Co presenting bifocals that combine near and far sight in one frame at lower cost. Claims world reach, top optical service, and a vast manufacturing wave by major firms worldwide. Reunion of Wesleyan class of 1850 highlights commemoration with Rev. George Smith and others.
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Walter Ballard Ontieal Co
Peachirea Street
Atlanta
Southern speed mails approved in post office bill
Washington May 29 The senate adopted the southern fast mail provision in the post office appropriation bill ensuring a year’s funding. Debate centered on a Mallory substitute supporting the subsidy to maintain expedited service via the Southern railway route to Atlanta. Senators Simmons Money Bacon Foster Pettus spoke for and against the amendment before its adoption. The senate then passed the $192,485,000 post office appropriation and adjourned over Memorial Day.
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Washington
Senate
House
Atlanta
Georgia
South
Mallory
Simmons
Post Office Department
Southern Railway
Money
Bacon
Foster
Pettus
Infirmary Day Aims to Raise $2000 in Atlanta
Dr Len G Broughton of the Baptis tabernacle appeals for aid to fund accumulated infirmary charity expenses of the past year. With next Sunday set for the final collection, about $17250 has already been pledged, and $250 remains to reach the goal. He notes $750 from all sources and calls on business and citizens to pledge funds to support the poor and sick.
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Baptiat Tabernacle
Len G. Broughton
Tabernacle Church
Alrerndy
Constitution
Broughton
Dome of Atlanta
Atlanta
Atlante
Trial verdict in embezzlement case at Minneapolis
Dr J F Force, former president, was found guilty on charges of embezzling 135 shares of Metropolitan back stock belonging to the Northwestern Life Insurance Company. The case proceeded after a lengthy trial in Minneapolis with May 29 as the reported date.
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Fores
Minneapolis
Minn
J. F. Force
Metropolitan
Northwestern Life Incence Company
Georgia Elks In Convention In Albany Georgia
Albany Ga May 20 Every lodge enjoying membership in the state association of Elks is represented in the fifth annual convention opening here. The parade extended over two blocks to Pine street where opening exercises were held. Mayors, exalted rulers, and state officers addressed the gathering. State President Robert L Colding of Savannah and State Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler W E Martin of Macon spoke. A reception and ball followed. Tomorrow the group will tour Philema for a barbecue and elect officers with Rome likely to name the next president.
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Albany
State Association of
EAS 1A
Georgia Elks
Pine Street
C. W. Rawson
H. T. McIntain
Albany Lodge
Robert L. Colding
Savannah
W. E. Martin
Macon
Colding
Elis
Elia Club
Elke and
Philema
A. and N
R. A. Denny
Rome
Swanger and Franklin to Stand Trial for Ramsey Homicide
Spring Place Ga May 29 Special Joe Swanger and Jim Franklin are to be tried for the homicide of Captain A K Ramsay. The killing occurred April 22 on the highway in front of Ramsay’s home after a dispute over cattle. Franklin allegedly fired four shots, one fatal. Judge A W Fite has called a term of the Murray superior court to hear the case as sheriff deputies summon grand and traverse juries amid public excitement.
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Grand
Traverse
Spring Place
Joe Swanger
Jim Franklin
Captain
A. K. Ramsay
Captain Ramsey
Swanger
Franklin
Ramsey
Fusti
A. W.fite
Durray
Superio
Folicitor
Bam. Maddox
R. J. MicCainy
Jus H Dorsey
Avante
Lone Tee
Spel Place
Divorce concept debated by Presbyterian ministers
Dr Alexander McKelvey of Boonton New Jersey argued only one cause justifies divorce while separations might occur but remarriage is forbidden. Rev G S Lelper, once a local Presbyterian preacher now in New York, stirred a crowd with a provocative hypothetical about a man with five divorced wives and communal denial. The southern party’s stance remained unresolved as the discussion followed.
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Presbyterian Ministers’ Association
Alexander McKelvey
Boonton
N.J
Lelper
York
Gast “Cy
Aleg Nett
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Union Passenger Station
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Fmary College
George ‘Smith
Vineville
Frank “Little
Sparta
George Smith
R. F. Burden
Weith’s
Mien
Preston
B. Kith Shoe CO
Brockton
C. W. Hatcher & CO
Marietta St
John Low Smith
Peters St
Dobbs and Wey. Co
North Pryor Street
Equitable Building
Len Broughton
United States
la Belle
E “ Gurney
Lesnese
EINE
Fce
Birzaed
Aterling
Peachtree St
King Hardware Company
Whitehall St
Decatur St
Feters
Denny
Swanger-Franklin
Midhidiel Davitt
E.G Griffin
IND Dental
Iadisha
aAtlanta
Criffin
Laie
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HB. & Fr Trust
Woolley
North Pryor St
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