ATLANTA QUOTATIONS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PRICE LIST
Local grocery update corrected by Ogiesby Grocery Company lists prices for onions potatoes lemons and a wide range of produce and canned goods. It includes poultry dairy and baking items, with market notes on meats and stock markets, and a separate section for wholesale grain and feed.
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Pidelity Brule Uot Produce Company
Pineapplis
Hed Sparta
Pasizas
Bornea
Rancy
Agven
Baeney
Ogiesby Grocery Company
Alierney
Oyatera
Ultigunie
Bult
Lima
Danewe Co
Vietory
Georgia
Fenerreer
Ulin
Raware Ageles
Ghieken Een
Patsy
Purina
Piceon
Purina Scrach
Healeys Prisoner Fined for Drunk Charge in Recorder Court
Conyers of Conyers Georgia was fined 10.75 dollars after being found drunk and disorderly. He entered the Healey residence on Ivy street while trying to reach a boarding house on Auburn avenue, awakened Mrs Themas, and was restrained by Healey with a pistol drawn as police were summoned.
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Ell. Conyers
Conyers
W. T. Healey
Mr Healey
Recorders Court
Mealey
M. ‘Phomus
Healey
Ivy Street
Cotton opens cash market in Waycross at 8 1 2 cents
Waycross Georgia November 1 special A cash market for cotton opened today with best purchases at 8 1 2 cents for good middling. About two hundred bales were bought in the dry-a-bale campaign at 10 cents.
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Waycross
Alleged Safe Blowers Target East End Post Office
Atlanta officers Sergeant Bollard and Officer Shaw depart for Chattanooga to prosecute Robert Klein and Cleo Brown after their August arrest in Atlanta and transfer to the Chattanooga court. The pair, linked with Jerry Barlow who faces a ten year sentence for murder, are said to have confessed to the failed post office safe explosion near East End, Tennessee.
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Sergeant Bollard
Shaw
Chattanooga
Robert Klein
Cleo Brown
East End
Tenn
Jerry Barlow
Freeman
Aragon
Cedartown
Atlanta
Klein
Brown
Federal District Court
Court of Chattanooga
Preacher Release After License ChargeDismissal
The Hos Th C Wooster a Baptist minister arrested in the town on a license charge was released by the recorder on Saturday. Documents show he was an accredited agent of Pinkerton & Company of Chicago, a matter debated as Pinkerton Detective Agency. The Rev Mc Wonater claimed the two firms were the same, echoed by Augusta Ga Chief of Police G P Elliott who had recommended him. A telegram from Chief Huott supported this view.
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Hos
Th. C. Wooster
Peachtres Kan
Finkerton
Recorder
Pinkerton & Company
Chicago
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Mc. Wonater
G .P. Elliott
Augusta
Huott
Some Good Times in a School System Compare Atlanta with Other Cities
A Russell Sage Foundation report criticizes Atlanta for inadequate school facilities due to limited finances and parental apathy. It compares ten schools including white and negro facilities, notes overcrowding in the past, praises bond schools, cites low teacher salaries, and highlights disparities in resources, enrollment, and Grafics aids.
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Atlanta
Jenas L. Potter
Department
Russell Sage Foundation
Grant Park
Oakland
Cal
National Educational Association
Paterson
N. J
Manda
Ehtana
Despondent Dubli man survives bridge jump attempt
Special Walter Phinizy, a well known white man, jumped from the Oconee river bridge in Dubli, Ga, this morning with intent to die. A negro boat man saw him fall and pulled him from the water before drowning. He is in shock but expected to recover in a few days. despondency was the cause.
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Dubli
Walter Phinizy
Oconee River Bridge
Deposits Increase Reported by Banking Office
A fragmentary note shows the savings department reporting more depositors and higher deposits in September. The record compares figures from September with August, noting a substantial rise in deposits and accounts, though the text is partially obscured.
Robbery at West Teachtres Place Reported
A 13 year old boy, Tames Flor, of 25 Lathe Street, was held up and robbed around 11 oclock near West Teachtres Place. The assailant, Ukree Neerpey, reportedly demanded $1 from the youth but details are unclear.
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West Teachtres Place
Market Outlook and Trade Conditions Amidst Rising Prices
Grain and grocery trade faces cautious optimism as wholesale stocks and carryover uncertainty loom. Merchants anticipate renewal in demand, with expectant price pressures easing yet steady, while interior markets report stronger milling and provisioning activity and higher cash prices in Louisiana.
Atlanta School Report Critiques Finances and Efficiency
The report compares Atlanta with other cities, noting lower education spending in 1922 and urging local, conditions-based decisions on funding permanent improvements. It highlights teacher efficiency measures, annual promotion issues, industrial training gaps for Black students, and the need for better school facilities, social use of schools, and full-time school plants.
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Scheol
Gehani
Atlanta
Anu
Ihae
Rome
English Commercial High School
Tech High
Columbus
Memphis
New Slaven
Thasenert
Cotton uniforms proposed for railroad staff
Augusta, November 7. T E Hickman, president of the American Cotton Manufacturers association, prepared khaki samples and three uniforms for exhibition at the southeastern railroads managers meeting in Atlanta on November 12. He will urge cotton uniforms for railroad employees in the summer and has invited Augusta fire and notice chiefs to review them Monday before departure to La capita.
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Augusts
T.E. Hickman
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Southeastern Railroads
Atlanta
Fire and Notice Departments
Augusta
Lae Capita
Grossman launches collection service nationwide
Leonard J. Grossman, a prominent attorney, has moved his offices to 562-555 Candler Building to practice general law with emphasis on commercial and bankruptcy work. He has started a nationwide collection service using guaranteed and bonded attorneys across the United States.
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Leonard J. Grossman
Candler
Grossman
United States
Virginia gives one million cotton loan push
Richmond leaders rush to back state cotton loan fund with more than half of Virginia’s quota subscribed. Virginia Carolina Chemical Company tops the Richmond list with $100,000, four times the next largest gift, as the Drive closes in rapid time.
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Richmond
Sugar From Louisiana Ordered by France
New Orleans November 7 The Mant refinery at Chalmette will resume operations next Monday. The French government has placed an order for 66 000 barrels of sugar for immediate delivery. It is the largest single sugar order handled here. The plant had been closed for weeks as a state suit seeks to restrain the corporation from doing business in Louisiana hearings not yet completed.
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Mir
Heldings
Emebare
Esree
Amin
At- Shei
Aa Dulge
Foriaans
Jaye
Mina
Solomon Honduras
Millers
Eileen Arery
Imileacions
St Louisiana
New Orleans
American Sugar Refining Company
Chalmette
Louisiana
Churchill Succeeds Carnegie Lord Rector at Aberdeen
Winston Churchill, first lord of the admiralty, has been elected lord rector of Aberdeen University to succeed Andrew Carnegie. The appointment announced from Aberdeen with London timing on November 1 7.
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Churchill
Carnegie
Aberdeen
Scot
Londonj
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Aberdeen University
Andrew Carnegie
Funeral Notices for Mrs Fannie Flanagan and Mary Davis
Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funerals of Mrs Fannie Flanagan on Sunday November 3 1914 at 4 p.m. from her late residence 26 Luke Avenue Interment at Sea. Also mourners are invited to Mary Davis on Sunday November 8 1924 at 2 p.m. from Patterson Son chapel Interment in West View cemetery. Pallbearers named to meet at the chapel 2:30 p.m.
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Flanagan
Fanenie Flanagan
J. Willis
John BM. Smith
A. F. Gibson
Ernest
Gibson
Famil
Bickely
Mire
Dora Makely
Fannie Flenagan
Lucle Avenue
Sea
Davie
I. HH. Davis
Columbia
Clitford Tee
James M’ Lee
C. B. “Wilson
William Gray
Mary 2
P.m
Me. C
Black‘stock
M. M.hays
W. Wit Gon
Stee We. Winn
Andere Som
H. G White
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Phoyvision Market
Cornfield Breakfast Oncom
Ignae Corpziela
Buduts
Gornfird
Mologaa
Ins
Sana
Bleiss
Sterling’ Exchange
Navat Stores
Savannah
oTernentine
Niswera Pee
Preacher
Sage Foundation
Bor
Schoel
Aonestic
Actiaing
Rauka Yenth
United States Commissioner of Education
Ohio
Worcester
Mass
Birmingham
Ala
Beranion
New Haven
Conn
Syracuse
River
And
Grossman Launches
Baracas
Belgium
Europe
Heputiar Forca
Belgiun
America
Bea
Brothers of
Ag Baracas
National Council
Hon
Baracay
Tae Grange
Virginia
France
Barclay & Brandon Co
Ivy St
G.H. Brandon
A. M. Brandon
J. W. Away
See’y
Treas
Cincinnati
College Avenue
Decatur
Morrow Transfer & Storage Co
Alabama St
Jgel Hunter & Co, Certified Public Accountants
Empire Bidg
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Forrest
George Adair
Avery Drive
Ansley Park
Woodside
Sharp, Boylston & Day
Peachtrec
Sixteenth St
Benjamin D. Watkins
Fourth National Bank
Panama Exposition
McFarland Tours
South
McFarland Tourist Agency
Candler Building
Atlanta, Ga
Magnolia Stove & Range CO
Edgewood Avenue
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