Is He Eligible To Hold Office
City ordinance questions the eligibility of Mr Chambers to hold council seat from the unth ward and whether a mayor appointee serving as sheriff’s attorney can receive a salary from both city and state. City Attorney notes the ordinance may prohibit salaried state officers from holding city positions, leaving doubt about Chambers’ eligibility while detailing salary arrangements and legal opinions. The item blends local legal debate with unrelated notices and ads from the period.
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City Ordinane Providita
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Chambers
Vlangum
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Sheriffs Office
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Amilman
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General Council
Automobile Ad Promotes Cadillacs in Georgia
Nearly 300 Cadillacs run ning in Georgia. The most reliable car ever built. For 1909 models four and single cylinders, and repair parts, on JOHN A. SIBLEY, 64-66 S. Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga.
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Georgia
John A. Sibley
S. Forsyth St
Atlanta
Iron market shows improvement in southern steel trade
In Chattanooga Tennessee the November Tradesman notes improved demand in pig iron amid steady Southern quotes from 1250 to 13 per ton for foundry iron. Stocks dwindle as inquiries rise, with several weeks of strong sales and plans for smaller tonnage than a year ago. Basic iron premium rises. charcoal iron demand edges up. material supplies under watch.
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Chattanooga Tenn
Sais
Aisa
Ohio River
Exen
Ohia
Homa
South
Rohvin
United States
S.cel Corporation
Wall Street Confident Amid Elections and Steady Stocks
Confidence pervaded the New York financial scene as markets held firm through last week’s session. Investors anticipated a political turning point with easing orders, while rails and copper prices showed strength, and money markets faced a Treasury redemption deadline with the deficit near 10 million dollars and deposits expected to return to the treasury.
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New York
Finanal Dis
Undertone
Mesh
Haan
Dmnligh
Eider Brother Tale From Harper's Weekly
A fragmented Harpers Weekly excerpt recounts a Sister Bernardine of the Sisters of St John the Baptist in a rural post office tale. A visiting woman asks after a letter for a Sister Bernardine, and the postmaster quips about a century of misdelivery.
Weather notes hint at improving conditions
Fragmentary weather item notes fluctuating conditions with mentions of fair spells and a late autumn period. It references a Go pher remark about walking on such days and suggests a pattern of changing weather through early November.
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Abe
Westerdey
Jay Nothing
Gopher
Walking and work notes amid curious thoughts and prices
A fragmented reflection on walking as labor and its perceived benefits, interwoven with disjointed phrases about expenses and a late mention of a price: four quarts for five dollars via mail order. The text combines musings on health, mobility, and cost.
Uniform Bill of Lading Adopted on 416 Railroads
Chicago November 1 The uniform bill of lading took effect on 416 railroads east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio. Shippers must use the new form unless they pay 10 percent more than regular rates. The yellow colored form, urged by the American Bankers Association, aims to standardize negotiable order deposits and ease advance payments. The Pennsylvania Railroad said over 16 million copies have been printed for through fading and records of commercial activity.
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Chicago
Misissippi
Ohio
America Bankers Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
Airship maneuvers over Rome draw crowd
An airship attached to the Italian army circled over Rome yesterday, climbing to about 2,000 feet. The maneuver attracted widespread attention as residents watched the slow drift above the city.
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Rome
Rane Ai
Oie
Mali
Georgia Prepares for Presidential Vote Amid Campaigns
Georgia faces a tight presidential race with Republicans reorganizing to boost Taft’s second place, while Bryan supporters expect a Democratic majority. Campaign closes in Dalton and Macon as voters head to polls Tuesday. complex slate of Democratic and Populist tickets includes numerous district and at large candidates for congress and subsequent constitutional amendments on the ballot.
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Bryan
Georgia
J . Coney
Coney Sy Army
Dalton County
Thomas E Welson
Watson
Macon
Republican Party
Taft
Georgie
Lolioner Tapp
Jasper Smith
Independence Party
Kisgen Graves
Congress
Dietricia
Harles
Edwardo Savan
James M Grises Dawne
Dudley M
Hughes Twiges County
Adaraton
Thie
Election Returns To Be Televised From Atlanta Night of Vote
Plans are ready for The Constitution to broadcast complete returns on election night via a large stereopticon at Peachtree Marietta and Decatur Streets. A private AP wire and Western Union access will feed updates to correspondents across the state. Cartoons and prognostications will entertain the crowd as Georgia voters learn outcomes for four presidential candidates and local races.
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Atlanta
Peachtree Marietta
Decatur
Associated Press
Western Union Telegraph Company
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
United States
L Gregg
Varius
Georzla
Georgla
Eas Mun
Georgia
Brean
Lolonel
Sidney C Tapp
James
Jasper Newton
Jack Smith
Independence Party
Quardon
Peachtree
Marietta
Decaur
Institutes for Farmers Will Be Held This Week
Dr A M Soule president of the state college of agriculture at Athens directs a series of farmers institutes this week across Georgia. Locations include Jedartown Buena Lawrenceville Arlington Lexington Penham McRee Newnan Lasrange Baxley Barnesville Lyons Dublin Meldrim Madison and Mues. Lectures focus on cattle raising dairying and refined farming as key to southern prosperity.
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Agriculeur
T G Hudson
A M Soule
State College of Arriculture
Athens
Soule
Jedartown
Buena 1'S
Lawrenceville
Arlington Sciencer
Lexingdon
Penham
McRee
Newnan
Lasrange
Baxley
Barnes
Ile
Lyons
Dublin
Meldrim
Madison
Mues
South
Coton
Costly Belton fire blamed on Halloween roysterers
A late night blaze in Belton Texas destroyed the Belton compress and 10660 bales of cotton with losses expected above 260000 insured. The fire damaged twenty residences and seventeen loaded freight cars burned, raising the overall bill by about 1000.
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Texas
Thoas
Belton
Helloween
Leesburg News Notes and Court Activity in November
Leesburg Ga reports a busy week with Superior Court meeting next week and extensive civil business. City court sat three days this week handling criminal cases and adjourned to December 9 to finish the docket while county officials address local projects including road works and public improvements. Aberdeenshire November 1 Premier Herbert H Asquith named lord rector of Aberdeen University defeating Edward Carson 434 to 370.
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Leesburg
Superior Court
Sesslon
Rizh
Belensantee
Asquith
Lord Restor
Aberdesn
Scotland
Herbert H Asquith
Aberdeen University
Sir Edward Carson
Heavy vote expected for the Day candidates in Chisago
The Prohibition Party faces a strong forecast as Chisago voters prepare for next Tuesday. Party chairman Jones announced the national committee secured 25 thousand dollars annually for four years to support work, backed by 1,000 prominent supporters. Widespread desertion from Republicans and Democrats to Prohibition is anticipated.
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Prohibition Committee
Chisago
Te Clean Fruit Jars for Safe Canning
Proper canning hinges on thoroughly cleansing and sterilizing jars. If fruit has spoiled once, wash again and ensure the jar is sealed by shaking, tightening the top, and inverting to check for air holes.
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