Georgia U.D.C. delegates host large convention events
Officiating officers and guests attended a grand reception at John B. Gord on chapter home and a luncheon by John Gordon chapter as 137 delegates gathered in LaGrange Georgia for the twenty first annual Georgia division United Daughters of the Confederacy convention. The annual president’s address by Mrs W D Lamar was reviewed with interest.
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Laomasville
Georgia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
John B. Goredon
James Watt
John Gordon
W D Lamar
Georgia Division
Free Scholarship Committee
Educational Committee
Hilen Plane Endowment Fund
Text Book
Z. Walker
Reehmond
Mra
RO le Nisbet
Shilgh Monument
JR Ottley
Arlington Monument
Hounsaville
Recorder of Crosses
Rebecca Dupont
J W Reeves
Mildred Rutherford
Tennille
Zebulon Wadler
Canton
W Vereen
Moultrie
JE Flases
Montezuma
Duncan Brown
Macon
Mattle Shaikley
Howard McCall
Tlanta
Mildred Rutherford Athena
J. T Dixon
Aumasville
Albert Riley
Thomasxe
3D District Doctors Convene in Americus
Aneciens Ga November 17 Spe The Third District Medical Association with representative physicians in all cities and communities in the thirteen counties of the third congress assembled in Americus this afternoon for its annual session. The visiting physicians were welcomed by E A Nisbet for the city and local association, with a response by Dr B Ridgis of Ellaville. Dr J F Lunsford of Preston, president of the Third District association, presided as important topics in medicine and surgery were discussed by able speakers.
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Aneciens
Spe
Mietrict Medical Association
Pbhyaiciana
Therteen
Inal Miatrict
Americus
E A Nisbet
B. Hridgis
Ellayue
JF Lunsford
Preston
Justicet Wadactabon
Atlanta Boy's Entry Ends in Eighth Place
An Atlanta youngster Mack E Johnson of 74 Beecher Street entered a Black Leghorn pen in the national laying contest at Mountain Grove Missouri and finished eighth with an average of 169 eggs. The pen will be displayed in the Carn Club Boys show window at Hi Hastings & Co on Mitchell Street for the rest of the week.
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Mountain Grove
Atlanta
Mack E . Johnson
Beecher Street
Carn Club
Hi G Hastings & Co
Mitchel! Street
George Scales Departs for Columbus Dinner Address
George Scales, senior highway engineer, leaves Wednesday for Columbus to address the chamber of commerce on road maintenance at the Georgia Products dinner at Hotel Ralston. Scales heads the southern division of the Washington-Atlanta highway as engineer in charge.
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George C Scales
United States Office of Public
Uads
Columbus
Chamber of Immerce
Leorgia Products
Hotel Ralston
Scales
Deli cately tinted novelties invited for inspection
A description offers a lot of delicately tinted items in natural colors Pink Rose Turquoise Green Blue and others. The note invites readers to call and inspect the assortment and mentions a new 144 page holiday catalogue for further details.
Hon M H Couch Dies Sudden in Senoia Home
Hon M H Couch of Senoia merchant banker ex legislator died suddenly of heart failure at 10 36 p m Tuesday at his home. Born February 11 1837 in Coweta county, he served in the Civil War, later led a large mercantile firm and was once president of the Farmers and Merchants Bank. Survived by wife, three daughters, several grandchildren and a sister. Funeral at Baptist church Tuesday at 2 p m with interment in Senoia.
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Sens
HM. Couch
Senoia
Mr. Couch
Coweta County
Matthew Couch
South Carolina
Georgia
Coweta
L. T. Doyle
Thomas Hardeman
Northern
Virginia
Couch
Senedla
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Sonola
Wurinesa
Senola
Geéorme D Pollock
Birmingham
Sterling , Elder
Atlanta
George E Nolan
Orlando
Fla
T H Carlton
the Baptist
Youth Confesses to Nine Auto Thefts in Three Weeks
Stewart Orgain a 13 year old white youth told Recorder Johnson in Atlanta he stole nine automobiles in three weeks. He admitted driving cars to outskirts, removing tires and parts which detectives recovered. Orgain made a full confession and said he sold parts from the vehicles.
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Stewart Orgain
Recorder Johnson
Orgain
Ongain
Georgia lawmakers push river improvement plan to Washington
A Georgia joint resolution, approved by the legislature, urges Congress and the Democratic administration to improve the Coosa, Chattahoochee, Ocmulgee, Savannah, Altamaha and Muscle Shoals areas. Fifteen prominent Georgians will tour Washington at state expense to advocate the program, linked to nitrate production and national resource development, aligning with President Wilson's preparad Res policy.
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Harris
Washington
Congress
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Coosa
Chattahoochee
Atlanta
Ocmulgee
Savannah
Altamaha
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee River
Wilson
Germany's nitrate imports from Chile may be produced domestically
In fifty years Germany bought 206 million dollars worth of nitrates from Chile for fertilizer and gunpowder. Now it is claimed these nitrates can be produced at home if the proper power is developed, suggesting a shift to domestic production.
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Germany
Substitute for nasty calomel in liver tone cure
Calomel sales fall as Dodson's Liver Tone rises with druggists claiming safety and better results. Local pharmacists guarantee money back if not relief for liver sluggishness and constipation. The 50 cent bottle is pleasant tasting and nongriping, promoting energy and well being overnight.
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Dodson
Man Dies Jumping on Moving Train Near Waycross
Waycross Georgia November 17 Special. Davis 24, of Fierce County, employed by Hebard Cypress, attempted to board the moving Waycross and Southern train at Hopkins twenty miles south of Waycross. He was thrown under the wheels and killed instantly after two failed attempts to grab a hold. His body was brought here for burial. He was popular and from a well known family.
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Waycross
Southern Trai
Hopkins
Davis
Hebard Cypress Company
Fierce County
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Herbert Franklin
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George Scales
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M. H. Couch
Sencia
Lowry National Bank
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E. P. McBurney
Henry W. Davis
Thomas Egleston
Thos. K. Glenn
John E. Murphy
Wilmer L. Moore
J. JH. Nunnally
Frederic J. Paxon Ernest Woodruff
Mell A. Wilkinson
Robert J. Lowry
H. Nunnally
H. Warner Martin
E. A. Bancker, JR
Ernest W. Ramspeck
Ernest A. Fowler
Gov. Harris
Neme Brisht
Ethel Hoesen
Bobles Merill Co
Europe
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Tuscania
Ordina
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Baxonia
Glasgow
State BT
N.Y
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