Exhibits In For Roads Convention At Auditorium
All exhibits for the Fourth American Road Congress are in. The auditorium and gallery are crowded with machinery and building paraphernalia. Displays include road construction tools, shovels, rock furnishers, and equipment from several states. Notable is an exhibit from the United States Bureau of Roads showing ideas in road building.
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Gill
Gilmer Street
Washington Street
Ate Warth
Keith Carlini
Rhode
Land
Pinas Pacific
Praise for Mrs Sneed Selection by Board Sparks Pride
Proseiert Watts notes widespread attention as Mrs Sneed is chosen by the board for the first time since Wiss Wootten's resignation. The piece highlights recognition of her leadership and praise for staff efforts during a period of transition and resignation.
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Watts
Orien
Vis Lars Dona Td
Guir de Heraig
Tver
Rms
Sneedot
Ciurst
Foot-Mouth Disease Measures Bar Reducing Spread
Government officials in Georgia and federal authorities announce steps to prevent foot mouth disease entering the state. Shipment bans on livestock from infested areas remain in effect, with penalties and inspections outlined to safeguard agriculture and prevent wider outbreaks.
Believe Me Eat Everything Health Cure Claim
A sensational advertises Stuarts Dyspepsia tablets weighing digestion remedies. It touts benefits for stomach and intestines, claims rapid relief, and offers a free trial sample pack and 50 cent price. The text promotes the tonic as a universal cure with dense endorsements and purchaser promises.
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Ain Evere Grua
Coantia
Stuart
Bride Helps Husband In Working for Good Roads
Mrs Howsrer Clark of Baltimore and her husband, ten days married, are visiting the fourth American Road Congress in this city. Clark is secretary to Richard Holliymonds, editor of The Manufacturers Record, and both advocate better roads. Mrs Clark believes southern women can aid progress by devoting time to securing improved country roads so children can reach schools that are now unreachable due to impassable conditions.
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Howsrer Clark
Baltimore
Balsmore
Clark
Richard Holliymonds
Manufacturers Record
Clark Bayshit
Ruaband
Organize a class to study road building methods
Colonel M H Crump of Bowling Green and W Tom Wilson Fulton county highway engineer invite all practical road builders at the American Road congress to meet this morning in Taft hall Auditorium Armory to organize a practical road builders study class Crump states he travels to Atlanta seeking hands on road construction knowledge and notes Atlanta’s growth since a Cotton States exposition visit.
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Crump
Waren County
Tom Wilson
Fulton County
American Road Congress
Taft Hall Auditorium Armory
Coloner Crump
Atlanta
Colonel Crump
Marietta
Cty
Georgia Dinner Sees 250 Society Girls Serve
Around 250 society girls will act as waiters at a Georgia dinner held at the Auditorium Armory on November 18. led by Joseph Habersham chapter and under the Atlanta Federation of Women's Clubs, the event features over a thousand meals and a fifty cent price to attendees. The program includes speakers such as Senator Smith urging Georgia self-sufficiency and invites city groups like the Chamber of Commerce Rotary and Ad Club to participate.
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Georgia
Tully
Aulitorium Armory
Geornit
Rodint
Walliam Lawson Peel
Joseph Habershart
Hous
Insstes
Atlanta Federation of Womens Clubs
Samuel Lumphin
Joseph Yinbersham
Atlanti Society
WLIL
Enu
Atlint Chamber of Commerce Rotary Ugh
Ad Weng Club
Pntsipate
Senator Smith
William Markham Rested in Garland Funeral Details
William Markham rests in Garland after a Tuesday afternoon service held at Yarst Presbyterian Church. Interment followed at Oakland Cemetery. He was 60 years old, son of the late William Markham of Atlanta, and survived by his sister and aunt Mrs Lowry. The ceremony was attended by Weaver, Warechus, and Muraivel relations.
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Willam Warkham
Robert J Lowry
Popular Insurance Min
Atlanta
W Mondhy
Mnsster
Wis Smith Drichett
Owell Will Jones JS Lyons
Yarst
Warechus
Merkhon
Weo Markham Jr
Sinter
Luwry
Joseph Brown Camp Elects New Officers
Towphi Brown camp at United Conseriate veterans Luexday held its regular meeting with all members present. Tucker commanded the camp with Bearden as first lieutenant and Williams as second. Carder was adjutant, Belcher treasurer, Rastin chaplain, Rastin quartermaster, and Garr sergeant. Attendees expressed a firm resolve to support the upcoming season in Richmond.
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United Conseriate Veterans
Tucker
RD Bearden
Mother seeks to gain care of her children
A mother seeks custody as part of a court effort to prove she is morally unable to care for her children. Wis atte. Nick, her husband, is suing for divorce and has subpoenaed twenty seven witnesses including grocers, icemen, collectors, and solicitors who frequented her home. The three children are in the care of sherent Viangum. The hearing will be held Thursday.
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Wisatte
Nick
Cordele Finishes Paving Project Across City Streets
Cordele reports completion of street paving on November 10. About twenty clear blocks span roughly two miles, with half in business areas and half in residential districts. Total cost exceeds 120000 dollars, borne by property holders.
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Cordele
Cordeles
Old Records Broken by Georgia Corn Club Boys
Luther Allred of Pickens County set a new state high with 227 bushels per acre this year and will attend the Georgia corn show as a special guest. Ben Heath of Walker County posted 214 bushels per acre. The event, set for December 12 3 and 4, draws youths from over 100 counties and highlights host city hospitality and state cooperation.
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Luther Allred
Pickens County
Melly Wilkinson
Chamber of Commerce
Hig
Peachtree Road
Luther Alfred
Walker County
Atlanta
Georgia
Atlentans
Atlant
Graves to Address Ad Men’s Club Meeting
The Atlanta Ad View club prepares for a Thursday lunch at the Hotel Winecot Joba Temple with Graves delivering an address on The Resources of Georgia. A record attendance is expected as the ad men committee plans future dinners and related treats.
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Atlanta
Ad View
Joba Temple
Jailed for Forging Coke Prescription in Augusta
In Augusta Georgia on November 16 a man named John Keafe was jailed for forging a prescription for cocaine. He faces charges related to drug use and illegal obtains.
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Augusta
John
Keafe
Man Accused of Forgery For Illegally Securing Prescriptions
He attempted to obtain drugs by forging a physician’s signature and filing entries through a drug store clerk connected to a new grocer, but repeated errors led to capture. He has endured months of suspension and now awaits trial on forgery charges.
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Gro Messenter
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Joseph Brown
Corn Club Boys
Mell Wilkinson
Graves
AD Men’s Club
J. M. Bigh CO
New York
Millmery
T. R. Gentry
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
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