Worth County Woman Wins First Prize at Georgia State Fair
Mrs W W Monk of Worth County captures the first prize of 1000 at the Georgia State Fair for the county agricultural display, the only Georgia woman to prepare a county exhibit. Cobb County, led by J O Morris and Mrs Morris, takes second prize. Wilkes, Carroll, and Hall counties follow with lesser awards. Georgia corn clubs honor Appling, Whittfield, and Fickens counties for top yields. Governor Slaton attends Governor's Day, tours exhibits, and pays respects at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Macon
Worth County
Orth
W.W. Monk
Georgia
Agricultural Department
Cobb County
J. Gid Morris Cobb
Wilkes
New County
Carroll County
Fall Association
John T. Willams
Georgia Agricultural Society
Willams
Monk
Worth
J. Oid Morris
Ke Wilkes
Hail County
Sidnay Lanier
Corn Club
Luther Alfred
South
Appling
Whitteld
Fickens County
Butte
Chattahoochee
Meriwether
Upson County
Hosea McDonald
Molura
Horace Russom
Abbeville
Ben Giddens
Nasbvile
Houls Hegister
Habira
Lester Hole
Bristol
Sim Stewart
Tifts
Cherles Wray
Flemington
George Conger
Titton
Jennnie Conger
Elton Mexley
Soperton
Conan Poysmore
Hahire
Warren Mitchell
Rachelle Willara May
Shorka HM Anderson
Dalton S
Tester Caldwell
Dalton
Will Storeison
Marlen Gedy
Judeon Brooker
Wilson Toster
Don Callaway
Hardy C. Dante
Sparta
Z. Howard Brown
H. Pierce Brown
Lelton
Crew
H. Brown
Bowman
Sly
Laos
Come
Brown
Elberton
Fiernard Gaston
Jackson
Ernest Watkins
Frank McElhenny
Iguther Allred
Jauper
Larence Allred
Jasper
Elmer Allred
Arthur Allred
Eugene Dilard
Cusseta
Fichad Billard
Georgia State ‘Air Association
Drum and Bugle Corps
George Products
Georgia Industrial Home
Slaton
Tne
C.K. Pendleton
Macon Telegraph
Rose Hyl
Mr. Pendleton
Bridges Smith
Pendleton
Atlanta
The
Fair Association
Sledmere
Gus Coggins
Canton
Red Dice
A. T. F. Jones
Carters Villa
Vivatta
C. B. Maley
Yazoo City
Miss
Heart
J. A Colclough
Rome
Ora
Vidmar
J.T. Davis
Sturgeon
Ada Pointer
W. S. Massa
Shreveport
A. Bi
Jacobs' Pharmacy Co Modern Stores Main Store and Lab
A fragmented listing describes a drug store chain with multiple addresses and locations across streets in Houston and Decatur. The text names Jacobs' Pharmacy Co alongside Modern Stores, Main Store, and a laboratory, with scattered street references such as Marlet ta Street Whiten St and Bis Pouchtree St Patery St.
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Jacobs’ Pharmacy Co
Marletta Street
Whiten St
Whotehath
Bis Pouchtree
Patery
Houston
Marlette A Porayth Ste He Lee
Marretta Bt
Decatur SU
Bankruptcy Sale In Georgia Of Wm Bauer Groc Stock
Fulton County a bankruptcy sale is ordered for Wm Bauer trading as Bauer Grocery Company Atlanta Georgia. Inventory valued at 2262.83 fixtures about 300 accounts about 300 stock of groceries two mules two wagons harnesses 300. Sale at 11 am November 14 1914 at the referee 513 Grant Building cash bids open for inspection by the undersigned and subject to referee approval.
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Georgia
Fulton County
P. BH. Adams
Wm. Bauer
Bauer Groc Company
Atlanta
Grant Building
Atlanta Institutions Get Barrels of Apples
Rochester delegation to the Good Roads congress sent four barrels of apples to Georgia charitable institutions. Shelby Smith of the county commission arranged one barrel each for Hapeville Orphans' Home Decatur Orphans' Home Boys Reformatory at Hapeville and the Home of the Friendless. Clubs will deliver or arrange pickup by calling the county clerk.
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Good Roads Congress
Rochester
Shelby Smith
County Commission
Hapeville
Decatur
Boys’ Reformatory
Objections to regulations on future cotton trading arise
Washington November 12 officials from the department of agriculture and treasury met New York cotton exchange representatives to discuss proposed rules for administering the future cotton trading law set to take effect next February Hearing notes that only three exchange members testified though twelve thousand notices were distributed They suggested a New York inspection bureau to grade cotton but officials said grading requires a dispute over grade and would need department appeals Each side debated delivery weight bases quarter grades and spot market designations objections to gin cut cotton rules and to taxing Americans contracts for sale in foreign markets were raised Secretary McAdoo and Secretary Houston presided with legal staff present
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Washington
Department of Agriculture and Treasury
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Exchange
K Cone
Movig Heaven and Earth
New Greana Exchange
Brand
Bureau of Marches
Buten
New York
Wil
Treasury
Exchange
Canada
McAdoo
Houston
Cotton Exports Grow as November Shipments Rise
New Orleans reports ongoing strong outbound cotton flow with 22 602 bales shipped abroad and 13 45 bales sent coastwise. By tonight foreign exports total 8126 bales, as port stocks climb to 35 436 bales, signaling progress toward a near 1 million bale season mark amid steady prices and active inland warehousing.
Cotton Market Mixed Movements Across Cities and Goods
Reports show varied cotton market data with shipments, receipts, and stock across Houston Memphis St. Louis and Little Rock. Prices for middling and other grades listed alongside Liverpool and American spot values and commodity notes on dry goods and metals.
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Memphia
Auguste
Dalés
St. Louis
Esa
Littis Rock
Demand in Savannah For Cotton Is Large Says J. R. Anderson
J Randolph Anderson, Savannah lawyer and president of the senate, told Atlanta officials that Savannah bought cotton at 8 cents a pound and that demand exceeded supply. He forecast gradual improvement in business, though not a return to normal conditions soon, noting cotton shipments from Savannah to Denmark, Sweden, Italy, Spain, Holland, and other nations. He urged farmers in debt to sell cotton to relieve pressure on merchants, fertilizers, and bankers.
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J. Randolph Anderson
Senate
Savannah
Atlanta
State Railroad Commission
Cation
Denmark
Sweden
Italy
Spain
Hollang
Negro Carrier Bound Over For Mail Robbery In Georgia
Waycross Georgia November 12 A negro carrier 8 D Roseborough bound over to U S court on charge of taking $3 from a letter addressed to a Chicago firm. Caught within six hours after the act, bond set at $800 Inspector Chance Savannah handled the case Augusta resident Henry A Brahe well known citizen dies in Augusta at 67 survived by three daughters and three grandchildren funeral at First Presbyterian Church this afternoon
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Waycross
Chicago
Augusta
Henry A. Brahe
Mr. Brahe
Augustz
Germany
William Schweigert & Co
Pauline Seigier
Brahe
First Presbyterian Church
Inoculation drive for cholera vaccine in Thomasville
Report to county commissioners says 210 hogs were inoculated in October. Will R. Tucker and two state veterinarian aides will assist with inoculations and building dipping vats for cattle stock.
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Tnomasvale
Oavre
Will R. Tucker
Thomas
Courthouse Escaped in Spring Place Fire
Local reports of a courthouse fire in Spring Place Georgia proved false. Residents deny any courthouse loss while fumes reached several buildings and caused limited damage to a dwelling, a W. H. Steed store and drug store, and two small mill buildings plus an old bank structure.
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Spring Place
Algee
Chatsworth
W. H. Steed
Monument to be unveiled at Midway April 26 1915
Savannah Ga November 12 At a Midway society monument committee meeting it was decided to unveil the Stewart Screven monument at Midway cemetery on Memorial Day April 26, 1915. President Wilson, invited previously, will be asked again to attend following Mrs Wilson's death and related estate matters.
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Savannah
Monument Commission
The
Midway Society
Stewart-Screven
Midway Cemetery
Wilson
European buying advances wheaten trade in Chicago notes
Chicago market records mixed wheat shifts as peace rumors spur a brief dip then European buyers push prices higher. Quotes show gains for corn and oats while hog futures lift provisions. Trade reports import shipments to Genoa, demand for old corn, and export calls influence the tone in Chicago and other hubs.
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Chicago
Germany
Austria
Seaboard
Genoa
Italy
Coffee market unsettled amid bids and limited gains
New York November 12 reports show Breslian shippers accepting bids at moderate concessions before a dip in goat and freight quotes. Santos offers firming but no major price jumps, with Rio sevens at 6 percent and Santos fours at 104 percent. Voluntary committee sales reach 30,509 bags with December to July contract quotes around 5.40 to 5.99, while Chicago cash and lard figures appear and end with uncertain supply notes.
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New York
Hegent
Santos
Inter
Country Produce Dairy and Poultry Prices Reported
In St Louis market notes dated November 12, butter prices largely unchanged with receipts 4,862. Butter and eggs steady. cheese and creamery products steady with receipts around 3,207. Potatoes and poultry show steady or unchanged trends. live poultry and turkeys quoted with small fluctuations. Overall farm product values and receipts listed for butter, cheese, creamery, eggs, potatoes, and poultry across western markets.
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St. Loum Savemear
Hansas City
Grenmiers
Turkere
Hutter
Cotton Seed Oil Market Noted Decline Amid Weak Demand
New York trading on the cotton seed oil market opened with early liquidation in January due to slack demand and pressure from crude sources. Final prices eased by 1 to 7 points, with around 4,600 barrels traded and the market closing firm despite the drop in some futures.
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New York
Darrain
BBC
S. Bay
Atlanta Grocery Prices Show Corrected Listings
The corrected by Ogiesby Grocery Company market lists a wide range of fruits vegetables and groceries with prices. Highlights include pineapples lemons cucumbers parsley and garrote, plus poultry eggs, canned goods, baking supplies, flour, cereals, lard and meats. Also noted are Atlanta live stock prices and regional market notes with per unit costs and freight implications.
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California
Appi Eorgia
Barret
Ilpeloog
Ogiesby Grocery Company
Alderney
Harmon
Monogram
Carnation
Cass
Enoracion Market
Wiute Provision Co
London Bam
Link Etucage
Frankforts
Tierce Basin
Atlanta
W. HB. Whits, Jr
Waite Province
Exchange Falls to Normal Rates in World Markets
New York November 12: a key step toward resuming regular financial operations occurred as sterling exchange fell to firm rates for the first time since the war began. London quotes 4.87 percent. night drafts 4.37. Banks faced heavy bill offerings with scarce buyers, while a banking syndicate’s large note payments to London and Paris signaled renewed foreign obligations. Hamburg and Frankfurt indicate further declines in exchange, and preparations to reopen stock exchanges on a restricted basis are noted. London’s imports and U.S. credits influence trends as the Bank of England shows no recent gold gains, and the Federal Reserve contemplates rates adjustments after commercial paper is redefined. Emergency currency retirements rise to over 46 million.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
London
New York City
Paris
Ottawa
Germany
Hamburg
Frankfort
Exchange
Bank of Englan
Federal Reserve Board
Commodity Prices Showed Higher Range in November
Dun’s Index for November 1 to November 3 shows a higher overall range for commodity prices as breadstuffs, dairy, and garden products advance while declines persist in most commodities. Wheat and other cereals rise with war-time readjustments, while meats and provisions ease. The index totals about 124 240 in the cited period.
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Dun
Fie
Jn Ems
Ecaup
Concessiona Wauer
Saeek
Gordon
London Bank Updates and Regional Livestock Markets
A London Bank of England weekly statement shows reserve declines and altered deposits with rate of discount at six percent. In US livestock markets, Chicago and St Louis reports record hog and cattle receipts with varied prices for steers, heifers, and hogs, while Kansas City notes mixed cattle and hog figures and beef prices.
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Kensex City
Nouttern
Helfers
Slick
Ora
Lamba
St. Louis
Naval Stores Prices And Receipts Reported
Turpentine prices cited with nominal 84 4546 figures and receipts 4121. Rosin shows sales and receipts figures with 1.426 and slipments 36a. Stocks listed at 119.50 percent. Various price quotes include 3.50 to 6.26 for water white and related items.
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Vovemory
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Harold
Jaccobs
H. A. Ferris
Chamber of Commerce
Moore & Pomeroy
Leonard Haas
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Sorner
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Honter
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Spadera
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Cotton Movement
Stack
Mobile
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Tireostyts
Mwlew
Iar
Mustsashusatta Wale Milla Today
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York
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Spottin
J. R. Anderson
Henry Brahe
Midway
Baroy
Timothy
Glover
Kansas City
New Orleana
Honduras
Japan
Beos
New Yotl
Dan Talmage Co
Cernison
Erdgery
Atlantic
Java
Louisiana
Texas
Aricandad
Cotenza
Chitaga Board of Trade
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Raat
Necetpia
I Ag Ag
Forle
Rita
Flous
Mnaan
Towals
Gloria
White Cloud
Southern Star
Angel Food
Tennessee
Okla
Harper
Victory
Shorts
P. W
Shorts Braws
Georela Food
T. Ascku
Atening Exchange
Harsliver
Bank of England
Naval Stores
American Audit Company
Broadway
F. W. Lafrent2
Theo. Cocheu
JH. V. Frew and Lewy
A. FW
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ZU Alonzo Richardson & CO
Certified Public Accountants
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