Record of Cotton Crop Yield and Acreage Outlook
A late 19th century style bulletin notes uncertain crop prospects with projections of 8.5 to 9 million bales and questions about yields. It references regional variability in North and South states, mentions market implications, and suggests acreage changes may influence production and prices amid merchant concerns.
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Caroling
Olin
Shower of Meteors Set for Atlanta Tonight
The Atlanta area prepares for a Leonid meteor shower visible from midnight tonight to 6 a.m. tomorrow. Scientists and observers at colleges and observatories will photograph the display and study its movements as meteors blaze from Leo near the constellation.
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Constella
Edgewood Avenue To Be Graded With City County Share
Mayor Woodward approved a 3500 appropriation toward Edgewood avenue from Piedmont to Jackson street. The project, costing about 20000, will be shared with the county bearing half. Work to begin at once, with residents paying for water mains and county pledging to keep the street in good condition for the next administration.
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Edgewood Avenue
Piedmont Avenue
Jackson Street
Aldermanic Board
Fundy
Water Board
Clear Sky Tonight Predicted By Local Weather Chief
The article reports a near clear night ahead with possible meteor shower observations by Chief Marbury, though the local weather bureau lacks telescope facilities to formally note any shower. It notes yesterday’s forecast of partly cloudy skies with warmer temperatures and varying barometer readings across regions.
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Marbury
Washington
Georga
Atlanta
Mississippi Valley
Middle States
Weather Bureau
Beulah Archibald Bulloch Leads Georgia Revolution
Georgia establishes a republican government after royal overthrow. William Ewen becomes de facto head as Council of Safety forms. Archibald Bulloch elected president and commander in chief as British pressure rises. Early revolutionary actions include a pivotal naval seizure plan at Savannah with damaged ships, foiled by port measures.
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William Ewen
Georgia
Joseph Habersham
Kingly Cula
Council of Safety
Commonwealth
Tybee
Archibald Bulloch
Savannah
In Darkest Russia charms Grand audience at Grand Theatre
The Grand Theatre audience applauded In Darkest Russia with rare enthusiasm, hissing villains and cheering heroes in a lively, action packed performance. The Verones Comedy Company offered In the Heart of the Rockies at Columbia Theatre to a good Tuesday night crowd, with Miss Verones drawing strong praise in Triss Ter and a matinee planned.
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Verones Comedy Company
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Rockies
Columbia
Miss Verones
Triss Ter
Grand Monday Night Hamlet Lecture by Father Stafford
Father D J Stafford of Washington lectures at the Grand next Monday on Hamlet. He is famed as an eloquent orator and dramatic speaker. Large crowds attend his sermons and Baltimore’s Cathedral reportedly drew thousands. Seats may be reserved by the Atlanta Lecture Association Friday morning.
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Ross Farington
Tammie McKenna
Bev Bariton
Wilt Patton
Sam Harmer
Niel Garria Morrigs
Blair
Hickman
Shore Acres
Clan Tran
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Elmnte
Father Stafford
Father D J Stafford
Washington
America
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Atlanta Lecture Association
Georgia Patriots Seize Governor Wrights and Dispatch Enemy Shipping
Major Habersham leads volunteers to capture Sir James Wright and disrupt British ships at Savannah. Delegates chosen for Continental Congress include Archibald Enlloch, John Houstoun, Lyman Hall, Button Gwinnet, and George Walton. Savannah troops drive off a grounded enemy schooner and destroy rice ships in Back River as the council of safety presses supplies and fortifies Yamacraw.
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America
Joseph Habersham
Georgia
Savannah
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Habersham
Continental Congress
Council of Safety
Igbee Inlet
Savannah River
Habershams
Back River
Hutchinson’s Island
Lachlin McIntosh
Yamacra
Ries
Fred
Snavannah
Yamacraw
Inverness
Ewen
When the Stars Fell and Clothing of the Past Compared
In a nostalgic reflection from the early era the piece contrasts old light sources and home made clothing with modern progress. It invites readers to compare 1833 garments and 1899 fashion, praising improved fit and style while touting the cost and convenience of manufactured clothing today.
Free Little Wonder Camera with Boys Suits Overcoats
Advertises a promotion offering a free Little Wonder Camera with every boys suit or overcoat purchased for 300 or more. The deal highlights an appealing gift to attract shoppers and boost sales for the boys department.
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