Schussler Dies of Injuries After Railroad Accident
Stephen Schussler, 43, superintendent of the Georgia Cotton Oil Company in Edgewood, died at Presbyterian hospital from injuries after a car struck by a Georgia switch engine crushed his right foot and leg. He left his Mell Avenue home that morning, his wife and three daughters surviving. Funeral at his Edgewood residence, body later moved to Macon for interment. This marks the second death on the Georgia railway in recent memory.
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Georgia Railroad
Stephen
Fehuasler
Groffia Cotton ON Company
Edgewood
Presbyterian Hospital
Schuanler
Georgia Mut
Macon
Mell Avenue
Schuassler
Orelock
Mellvenue
Cain
Goodby Cor
Despita
Bebuasler
Grady Hospital
Schuanie
I Fe
Schuler
Schussler
Mias
Elizabeth
Minamile Schuster
Montgomers
Mr. Behu
Greenberg, Bond &Bloomfield
Wrightsville Beach Ten Day Round Trip Ad Repeats
An old ad repeats for a ten day Wrightsville Beach round trip with Seaboard Phones 100. The notice mirrors period travel promotion style. A separate item notes a violent crime, a man named Bosch accused of killing his wife and four year old child near Evergrean with the suspect jailed.
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Evergrean
al —Wil Bosch
David Whisky
Seatounn
Roach
Evergre
Evergraen
Sexton to Speak at Fire Underwriters Meeting
Montgomery May 30 Deputy Insurance Commissioner will go to Birmingham for the Fire Underwriters Association meeting. He will address the importance of the department to the public and the age. Major Sexton expects a large gathering and hopes to see strong support from Birmingham leaders.
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Sexton
Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
Fire Underwriters” Association
Bexton
Dent Bfit
Yexton
Decoration Day Observed at National Cemetery near Marietta
Memorial events mark Decoration Day with services in Atlanta and Marietta. Post No 1 of Atlanta and Post No 4 of Tallapoosa plan parades, trolley shuttles, and joint memorials led by Comrade W. A. Hood. Residents urged to join in the procession and ceremonies at the cemetery after travels from Atlanta. Seaboard facilitates transport from Peachtree Street with special cars and schedule.
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National Cemetery
Marietta
Mitchell Poat
G. A
David Mar
Atlanta
Central Congregational Church
Henry A. Atkinson
Avanta Northern Railway Company
de Pot Bullading
Walton Street
Fairlie
Cara
W. A. Hoott
Washington Avenue
U. S. Infantry
Edward Chynowith
M. Mitchell
J.B. Steadman
Tallapoosa
Paris firm to issue policies on second hand autos
A Paris based company led by the Duke DeCa plans to guarantee the condition of used cars sold at public auction rooms. Inspired by the Verlcan agency, it will provide inspected vehicle statements with guaranteed accuracy backed by a money premium, effectively issuing a policy on each car. Major Paris auction houses Tattersalls dalbronn have been notified, with branches already set up in Belgium and more expected in England and elsewhere.
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Paris
DeCa
Belgium
England
Moet
New England
Inn
Thana
Banka
Ite
Banda
Remarkable Eclipse Catarrh Cure Promises Relief
An advertisement touts Total Eclipse Catarrh Cure as a rapid remedy for catarrh. It cites testimonials from Mary Sufferers and offers a week’s treatment for 20 cents, with a 1.00 package available by mail from Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Co in Atlanta Georgia.
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Osco
Fla
Alampa
Eclipre Medicine and Manufacturing CO
Atisnta
Closing Exercises at Shorter College Rome Ga
May 30 Rome Georgia observers witnessed Shorter College commencement rites at the First Baptist church. Fay Edwin M Potts of Furman College delivered the baccalaureate sermon. A special music program highlighted the event, with a sacred concert at the Conservatory of Music honoring Alfred and Martha Shorter led by Nev L R Gwaltney, former college president. An unusually large audience attended.
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Rome
Nev L R Gwaltney
Formar
Interesting survey of life insurance investments and state laws
The report by Robert Lynn Cox analyzes investments by fourteen life insurance companies, noting bonds and stock mix, geographic distribution, and the impact of state laws on reserve funding. It discusses public policy debates on local investments, the growth of life companies since 1906, public sentiment, and economic implications for policyholders and the nation.
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Robert Lynn Cox
Fem
Joan Failroad
Anthropological Society Formed in Montgomery Alabama
The Anthropological Society in Montgomery has completed its organization the leading Southern state. Officers include Dr. Thomas M. Owens director of the Alabama department of archives and history vice president Dr. Herbert W. Cattle secretary T A Brannon Montgomery and treasurer Buckner Beasley of Montgomery. A preliminary session and plan of organization were discussed with augments.
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Anthropological Society
Montgomery
Ala
Thomas M. Owan
Alabama Department of Archives and History
Herbert W. Cattle
T. A. Brannon
Tremauyer
Buckner Beasley
City Hall Committee Week Sets Meetings This Week
City officials announce a week of committee meetings at City Hall from afternoon today through Friday. The charter revision panel opens Monday at 3 pm, finance plans its Tuesday 11 am session, and police, ordinance, public buildings, claims, electric and railway, and street committees hold hearings on successive days. Secretary Harvey Johnson issued notices Saturday.
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General Council
Charter Revialon
City Hall
Martin Amorous
Harvey Johnson
Finley denies sale of Bluemont branch
Washington May 30 President W W Finley of the Southern railway denies reports that the Bluemont branch has been purchased by Senator Stephen B Eakins and John F R Metean to be used as an electric line. He says no deal is pending and inquiries have only been casual. The Bluemont branch runs from the city to Bluemont.
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Washington
W. W. Finley
The
Southern Railway
Bluemont
Southern
Stephen B. Eakins
John FR. Metean
Mr. Finley
Rome High Schools Graduation Set for June 1 at Opera House
Rome public high school graduates twenty four seniors including twenty girls and four boys. First honor pupil is Mrs Frannee Randle who receives a Shorter college scholarship and will deliver the valedictory address. Judge Moves Wright will give the commencement address as Madeleine Wyly prepares a class program.
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Shorter College
Miar
Madeleine Wyly
Moves Wright
Fire Destroys Wynne Barn Near Washington May 30
Early morning fire at 3 o clock destroyed the barn and contents of William Wynne two miles north of Washington. Five cattle perished in the blaze. Nearby dwellings were saved though damaged, and the loss is estimated around $2,000 with partial insurance.
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Washingtonshington
Aelock
William Wynne
Washington
Aletieuley
Aix
Weather Forecast: Showers Mark Day Across the South
The forecast calls for light showers and cloudy skies with variable winds today. A夏 breeze and spring-like warmth touched Atlanta yesterday, while unofficial readings noted temperatures around the mid U R range. The mixed text signals a weather page with distractions and stray anecdotes.
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Atlanta
Low Summer Rates to Wrightsville Beach Begin
Seaboard offers ten day stay at Wrightsville Beach with ten dollar rate and phone contact 100.
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Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard
Georgia Peaches Move This Week Trade Update
Georgia peach shipments are set to begin next Wednesday or Thursday with early cars mixed from the Americas Montesuma or Marshaliville areas. The crop is lighter than last year with an estimated 3000 varas shipped, as buyers push for high crate prices around 128 dollars for freighted peaches. Commission houses seek details on available car counts and pricing, while Georgia growers hold firm on estimates and markets anticipate scarce supplies.
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Americas
Montesuma
Marshaliville
Aize
Aie
Georgia
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Mainesville
Commission
Romaeaton House
Dawson Schools Close After Successful Term
Dawson Ga May term ends under Professor Forty Land with strong year schooling. The Dawson public school closed this week, Thursday evening, at the Opera House. Tenth grade pupils and other members presented the Indian play Pocahontas in the school auditorium, with graduation exercises and a revised program carried out effectively.
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Dawson
Forty Land
Dawson Public
Opera House
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Whitehall
Georgia Switch Engine
Blind Tiger
Safe
Maier & Berkele
G. A. R. Post
Memphis and
Clinchfield
Poteat
Baptist Church
Association of Life Insuranct
Thej
Cox
Mito Insurance Companies
United States
Posalvin
Companiea
Rs Lt
Jifs Insurance
Ezpanalon
Bunlnean
Treas
Ifa
Hfe
Komi
National Bureau of Labor
Frederick L. Hoffman
Hoffman
Rual
Nera
New York City
Fife Insurance
Hughes
Charles KE. Hughes
New York
Iite Insurance
Tom
H O
Tarea
Northwestern
South Atlantic
Minaiasippi Valley
Ali
Rountree
W. Z. Turner
Mgr
Daniel
Sennit
South
Straw Hat
Milan
Mackinaw
Shansi
Daniel Brothers Co
L. J. Daniel, Pres
Peachtree Street
Finley
Elicina
Patton
Peaches
Bowden Lithia
P.S
Bauer Grocery CO
Sala California
Aspen Whitehall St Mall
Vagus
Beppo
Peachtree St
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