Senator La Follette to Speak At Georgia Products Dinner
Senator La Follette of Indiana is slated to speak at the Georgia Products luncheon at the Auditorium next Wednesday the 18th. The City Federation of Women's Clubs led by Mrs Simuel Lumpkin plans a feature program including an address by Senator Hoke Smith. Tickets are on sale at the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce with 50 cent admission.
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Senator la Follette
Georgia Products
Revert Mi la Follette
Indiana
City Federation of Womens Clubs
Simuel B
Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Minnesota Mill Sells Bad Flour to Waycross
Health officer D M Bradlet, on inspector Leo Bogas report, condemned a quantity of high grade flour from a Minnesota mill sent to Waycross. Flour examined showed numerous white worms. sacks were found in retail stores and at the wholesale. Another shipment of the same kind is due in the city soon and will be examined. no prior trouble with this brand.
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Waycross
Cits
D M Bradlet
Leo Bogas
Minnesota
Byers
Butts County Corn Club Boys Prize At State Fair Showing
Butts County Corn Club boys excel at the state fair placing fourth and earning scholarships. Herman Gistup, Ernest Walking, and Dianh Migheans harvested top bushels per acre, with the group preparing to send their exhibit to Atlanta for future competition under HL Werskham.
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Jackson
Butts County Corn Club
Bors
Sloin
Herman Gistup
Ernest
Dianh
College of Vgtt Culture Smithens
Atlant
Atlanta
Igenut
Corn Club
BUTTS COUNTY READY FOR FAIR WEDNESDAY
Butts County prepares for a Wednesday fair with a large exhibit lineup at the county courthouse. The girls corn club and canning club members are expected to display prizes worth about a hundred dollars. Professors Gridies Irvin and Conn will judge live stock poultry and wearables. Demonstration Agent HL Worsham leads planning with women’s organizations gearing up for cotton costumes.
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Muss Holt
KY Conn
Jackson
HL Worsham
General Moniger
Great Dinner in Butts on Ga Products Day
A large county event in Butts County aims to host one of the state’s biggest Products Day dinners. Residents will gather for a community barbecue, continuing a tradition last held in November, with notable attendees and state agricultural interest anticipated.
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Jobsor
Wadema
Aged Letter Carrier Dies After Long Service
George Wo Tate longtime city letter carrier died Thursday at his residence on Wind Sor Street. In service since 1880, he was respected as a humane figure who amassed property and once led the Letter Carriers Association. Funeral at First Congregational Church at 2 PM officiated by Rev. H. H. Proctor. Pallbearers listed: WR Covington, B Greenwood, L Cartain, Henry Sore, J H Bell, William King.
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George Wo Tate
Windsor Street
Letter Corners Association
First Congregational Church
Voney Houston
Courtland Streets
Proctor
Covington
Greenwood L
Cartaan
Henry Sore
J H Bell
William King
Will Build Flour Mill To Take Care Of Wheat Crop Planted In Butts
In Butts county farmers plant twenty acres of wheat and oats this year and push for a roller mill to serve the county. A hog and homing program and a carload of Percheron mares and high grade cattle accompany the grain effort as residents plan to stay home next year and boost local agriculture.
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Jackson
Butts County
Betta Tne
Enormous Quantities of Cotton at Jackson
Jackson reports an unprecedented cotton glut with warehouses overflowing and stock piled in streets and vacant lots. Only about 1500 bales shipped this season, far fewer than last year, leaving warehousemen perplexed by the surge of new arrivals.
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Jackson
Jakson
Aoss
Much Cotton Comes to Athens Warehouses
Athens on November 14 saw twenty three wagons and forty six mules lined up at John Welch’s warehouse with bales of cotton. Middling price stood at 7.5 cents. The day marked the season’s largest single cotton lot to be brought by wagon, with Snow Brog of Snow’s Mill in Walton County delivering 28 bales and planning 57 more bales Monday.
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Athens
Dove John Welchs
Ili Biles
Snows Mill
Walton County
Judge W. W. Tindall to Address the Alliance
The Jewish Educational Alliance outlines tonight’s program The topic is The Parent and the Child a heart to heart Judge W W Tindall of the juvenile court will speak with Frances Reisman Mrs J Gordon and Earnest Mandiana among others Attendees expect a strong talk and engaging musical and educational drama A motion picture educational drama follows The program starts at 8 oclock All are welcome
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The
Jewish Educational Alliance
Wo W Tindall
Jux Mile Court
Voert Soles
Wiss
Frances Reisman
J Gorden
Earnest Mandiana John
Hoffman Tudse
Tindall
Two Waycross Men With Macon Y M C A
Wavcross on November 14 elects a financial secretary for the Loung Wens Christian association. Zeigler to assume duties November 29. Norvell, former Mascrass secretary, now with the MGA in Macon.
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Wavcross
Speenly
Rff Vegler
Howness College
St Lows Mo
Loung Wens Christian Association
Wien
Zeigler
Bon Norvell
Mascrass
MG A
Macon
Ellen Stone to Speak to Colored Church Audience
Miss Ellen Stone of Boston, a Bulsonian missionary who was rescued for 70 000 dollars and delegate to the WOCTU will address the colored people at the First Congregational Church corner Houston Courtland streets Sunday at 11 o clock.
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Ellen Stone
Boston Mass
Houstoning Courtland
Three Negroes Hurt In Motor Car Crash At Canal Line
Three Negroes are hospitalized in the Atlantic Coast Line hospital in Montgomery district after injuries from a motor car crash on the canal line yesterday. One is serious. the others are expected to recover and return to work shortly.
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Atlantic Coast
Eine
Atlantic Canal
Montgomery District
Jone
Crepe de Chine Silks Offered at Record Low Price
The Keely silk line unveils crepe de chine fabrics at about half their usual cost. Regularly selling at 1.75, these are pure dye silks from a celebrated maker. We bought season’s surplus and offer unmatched quality for a new low price. Forty inch width, 21 colors plus black and white.
Thanksgiving Linen Sale Promises Early Knits and Value
A linen sale urges shoppers to prepare for holiday needs with a varied selection of linens. It highlights new pieces from plain linen to centerpieces bought at low prices from chief linen centers, aiming to deliver before any foreign complications affect supplies.
Patterns Broadcloth for Tailored Garments at $3.00
Exceptional broadcloth patterns described as high lustre and ready for the needle. Sponged and shrank with permanent finish, lightweight and desirable for tailored garments. Priced at three dollars, appealing to makers and buyers seeking quality fabric.
Gift Hosiery Holiday Sale Opens Monday in Hosiery Dept
Holiday buying rises as gift stockings go on sale in boxes of six. The department advertises acceptable gift stockings in cotton hose with double soles and heels, lightweight fine gauge hose, Hermsdorf black hose with white split soles, and silk finish tan hose at bargain values.
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Hermsdorf
Suits: Short Coat Styles Offered in Various Models
A local retailer advertises 83 short coat suits and 10 different models available in all sizes and a range of colors. The collection emphasizes variety for men seeking affordable, comfortable everyday attire.
Holiday Gift Handkerchiefs on Boxed Sets Sale
Gift Handk is Handk is forethoughted women select holiday gift handkerchiefs. Holiday sale starts Monday with box handkerchiefs in economical bundles. Includes ladies linen hem stitched with initials and gents hem stitched with initials and leather case. Boxes contain six.
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Longfellow
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E .B. Limbaugh
W W. Jones
John M Slaton
State Board of Barbers’ Examiners
Butts Corn Club
W. W. Tindall
Alliance
Macon Y. M. C. A
Hart
Keely
Keely- Ziegler Shoes
Pictorial Review
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Bonnie Scotland
France
Cluny Bureau
Cluny
Keely Company
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