Southern Railway Presidents Warn of Continuing Revenue Decline
Southern Railway officials led by President Fairfax Harrison report ongoing drops in gross operating revenues since the European war began, with severe percentages in August and September. They explain retrenchment is necessary to align expenses with actual revenues, aiming to protect maintenance and public conveniences while restoring stability across the organization.
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Southern Railway Company
Fairfax Harrison
Eptember
Temple of the South
One Week Left to Get Treatment at Current Prices
A closing window remains for patients to secure medical treatment at today’s rates. The notice urges urgent action before price shifts take effect, listing eligible services and contact points for scheduling and financial assistance.
Extraordinary offer on reduced medical treatment fees
Regular fees reduced for vital treatment at 66 Peachtree Street. An urgent, time limited opportunity promises half price on new cases and substantial reductions for those who have consulted but could not pay. Immediate action advised to secure cure possibilities and personal testimonials.
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Sudan
Paty
Iil
Rhein
Peachtree Street
New York
Cotton Exchange
Clearing House Association
Federal Reserve Law
Germany
Georgia Fruit Exchange reports doubled 1914 profit
President W B Hunter reported at the sixth annual stockholders meeting that Georgia Peach shipments reached 4 020 carloads in 1914, with 685 percent of volume handled through the Georgia Fruit Exchange and total season earnings over doubled to 5200701. Net profit per car nearly doubled, officers and trustees reelected, and praise given to executives for a strong year.
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Georgia
W B Hunter
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Hunter
Miro
J Chriatman
Henry Davis Marks
Kertes
OB Hunter
Curiella
Goxico
Davidson
Fort Valley
B Christman
Atlanta Ga
Rowland Auguste
Evinswort Valiny Ca
Nalstor Reynolds
Thetts
Atenaun
Tampa
Montreal
Maine
Wapard
Udi
Tata
Aanilel
Canoe
Ute
Cahuet
Aber
Manuer
Jasath
Henry Daily
Imac Aid
Adoptec Etrop
Reypert
Christ Win
Hieetin
Moore Divorce Case Details Wife Threats to Kill Husband
The filing alleges intermittent threats from Mrs Moore to slay him by throat cutting and gunfire, with a revolver drawn on him during a prior dispute over housework. He claims forbearance ended when meals and table setting disputes escalated, and the matter is set for Judge George L Bell to hear at the next term of the superior court.
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Moore
Devorce
George L Bell
Superior Court
Custody Fight Over 6 Year Old Highlighted in Fulton Court
Court schedules two hearings in the Foley custody dispute as William Manon Foley remains with the father despite orders favoring the mother Mrs Piles had urged divorce proceedings, with Judge Bell set to hear contempt claims against Foley. He admits disobeying orders to keep the child from the mother whom he deems unfit.
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Bey
A _ Riley
George L Bell
Buley
Fulton Courts
Piles
William Manon Fuley
John T Pengleton
George Heil
Mra Riley
Foley
Cotton Exports Top Receipts As Market Improves
New Orleans reports cotton exports from U S ports surpass receipts marking a rare rise since the war began. Freight rates climb as demand improves and spot prices advance. Port destinations include Europe and Japan. discussions in Newark indicate plans for resuming futures trading with a new clearing house.
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New Orleans
United States
Dallas
Europa
Perth
Japan
Cutton
Genoa
Tivarpool
Petier
Newark
Cvcss
Organlza
Oatlbaring House
Open Ne
Ulock
New York Cotton Exchange
Sidalas
Cotton Movement and Market Report November 11
Cotton trade shows steady middling prices across U S and export hubs. Receipts and stocks listed for New Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston and Liverpool with weekly totals and futures activity cited, including May and future openings and closing prices.
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Alunts
Orlean
Wales
New York
Chicago
Kanna City
Parki Ng
Rochester Delegation Boosts Bid For 191s American Roads Meet
Rochester business leaders and civic groups lead a strong delegation at the American Roads congress showing enthusiasm. They distribute barrels of apples to visitors while New York state presents a Storm King model exhibit nearby, signaling cooperative support for Rochester to land the convention.
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Rochester
American Roads Congress
Auditorum
Wis
North Georgi
New York
New York State
Rochester Booth
Storm King Mountain
Atlanta Market Quotas Fruits and Groceries Prices
A corrected list from Fidelity and Gggish Grocery outlines prices for canned goods, meats, dairy, poultry, and widespread staples. Notable items include Red Rock products, cornmeal, flour, lards, cereals, and a full live stock section with White Provision Co prices for steers, cows, heifers, and hogs reflecting market conditions in Atlanta.
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Ggisshy “Grocery Company
Ghoewe
Alderney
Atlanta
Ay Wo White Jr
The
White Provision Company
Tampa Spends $600000 For Paying Brick
Hillsboro County commissioners Jackson Mood and Crum attended the fourth American Good Roads congress. They have spent $60,000 on paving brick for new roads and hold $200,000 more unspent, to be used this coming year after visiting exhibits to decide on the best use of the balance. They toured with RM Hudson the paving contractor to Stone Mountain.
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Good Roads Congress
Hillsborg County
Tampa
Jackson Mood
Crum
Giet
RM. Hudson
Stone Mountain
Wheat declines on peace rumor caused market shock
Wheat slipped after a brief advance as traders priced in vague peace rumors. Exporters reportedly took up to 39 million bushels, while corn and oats showed mixed movement. Livestock and other commodity sections noted varied activity, with copper and cotton markets also displaying volatility in New York and Chicago news.
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Chicago
Cora
Atlanta's Day 10 Strides in Real Estate and Roads
The week’s largest rent estate sale on Peashtres Street above Pine disclosed for 42600 dollars with 23704 cash. Porter Langston bought from Ben J Mussell a valuable downtown-adjacent residence lot. City inspector Louis Marquardt notes building costs rising, predicting a deficit around 450000 in a 4500000 project. Tuesday permits total 11005 dollars, including travel work. Thrower Building proceeds to house a new construction office, soon to be occupied. Bowevvard Highway nears completion as a premier eastern suburban route admired by delegates at the good roads convention.
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Peashtres Street
Pine
Porter Langston
Ben J Mussell
Detroit
Louis Marquardt
Atlanta
Thrower
Hemne
Bowevvard
Fulton
DeKalb
Good Roads
Warranty Deeds and Transfers Listed in Three Pages
Long column of real estate transfers dated 1912 1913 with names J M Crawford L Z Rosser F EL Siend B Swanteburg and others. Properties include lots on Maker Road Lafayette Avenue Columbia Avenue West Ind Avenue and Langhorn Street, with varying parcel sizes and street intersections. Several entries show dates in November October and September and amounts ranging from 60 to 32000 dollars. Some lines reference mortgage notes or continued listings on Page Ten.
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J M Crawford
L. Z Rosser
Brotherton Street
Swanteburg
Maker Road
Lafayette J Avenue
College Park Land Company
Mardim
Columbia Avenue
Atlanta Street
Sallie
J B. Jackson
Ind Avenue
Lea Street
A. B Chapman
Mra
Lucy
Brooke
Cooper Street
Morton Smith Et al
Watton Realty Company
Langhorn Street
Lucle Avenue
Uriah Lamb
Pearl Bankcroft Jet
DeWears Ferry Road
Seaboard Avenue
Austin
Uniin Realty Corporation
Ior
Fellwood Avenue
Ath District
Said Avenue
Echo Street
Thome Street
Thomas Street
Thigpen
John M George
Colonial Trust Company
Dixie Avenue
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Peyton
An Ieqcal
Dhe
Venus
Leo
Southern Railway
Priess
Aiak Etloris
Peston Optanisal
John Mine
Pesto Ox de
Nashville
Honda Isolnion
Camal
Ron
Otter
Ceara
Fruit Exchange
Cotton Movement
Houston
Waley
Memphis
Mitching
Augusta Midling
Bae
Hecefpte
Liverpool
America
Congress
Fidelity Fruit and Nee Company
Guenfield Frankforts
Puritan
Queen
White Cloud
Southern Stas
Angel Fund
Timothy Nepmail
Halle
Patay
Beccave
Anoes
Ie Theo
Calitornia
Florida
Wesker
Corgla Orate Soc Kasey
Chantier Riss
Callon Sky
Bard
Batley Sega Timothy
Kansas City
Jarazil
Oost
Fraight
Alag
Demend
Fiedayene
Santos
Orieana
Honduras
Kansan
Mercantle
Sterling Exchange
Berlin
Hague
London
Imperial Bank of Germany
Treasury
Noel Lanne
Town End
Metals
Spolter
Naval Stores
Savannah
Colon
Liquida
Asgd
Tusa Okags
Suger
Molasses Mugar
Indian Ocean
Onningland
British Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Owen
Bay Oak
W Morgan
Turner
Charles Avenue
John & Owens
M Aarons
Burcle
McDantel
Uriah J Lamb
Pest
East Side
de Poors Ferry
North Side
Rose
Hubner
Sarah E Glover
Gorley Avenue
George
Taylor
William Hurd Hillyer
Trust Company of Georgia
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Hanover Square
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Produce Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Arvantaflarional Bank Qupest National Bank
WSP
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