Georgia Products Day Celebrated Across Georgia
A long list of Georgia Products Day events features banquets, speeches, and dinners from Valdosta to Dalton. City leaders, chamber officials, and state leaders praise the Georgia Chamber of Commerce while communities showcase local products and plan future business collaboration.
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Dublin
Laurens County
Good Fellowship
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Splendidus
Chamber of Commerce
Ber of Commerce
H Y Tilman
J. L Webb
Lowndes County
Georgia
Valdosta
State Chamber of Commerce
Brunswick
Brunswick Board of Trade
Franklyn D Roosevelt
Secretary of the Navy
J Randal Walker
J Phil Campbell
State Department of Agriculture
H. H Raymond
New York
Malloy and Clyde Steamship Lines
Barnesville
Speela
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Murpher
Pike County
Curtis Barrett
Empire State
John Clifton Hitler
Do You Pay for It Afterward Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and overeat. It claims tablets supplement stomach secretions to digest food under any conditions, enabling freedom to eat what you please. It urges buyers to carry a box in a vest pocket and to join a “vast army” independent of stomach worries.
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Stuart
Georgia Products Day Celebrations Across Georgia
Georgia boosters held Georgia Products Day events from Milledgeville to Athens and Clarkesville. Attendees ranged from 106 to over 200, with dinners, speeches, and a chamber of commerce organization forming in Nashville. Habersham, Douglasville, and Greenville hosted large crowds enjoying Habersham grown dishes and relatedbanquets.
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Raymond. Raymond
Georgia
Raymond
Chamber of Commerce
Eastman
M. M
Anguet
Eastman Commercial Club
Newnan
Georgia Products
Ellis’ Hall
Jurge Robert W Freeman
Thompson
P M_ Loodrum
W C Wright
Legh
Garland M Jones
WA Brannon R&r
Cale
State Chamber of Commerce
Thomasville
Gao
Thomas County
Bransta
Athens
Tve
Georgsia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Thomas §. Mell
Clarkesville
Habersham County
Death probe into Lem Bon case stirs Atlanta crowd
Coroner suggests alcohol may have caused the death after a fight and attempted shooting involving Lem Bon. Witnesses describe a quick attack, a confrontation at the Ansley hotel and on Fairlie Street, with Bon later ill from drink. Bon, 38, long known for gambling, came to Atlanta from Knoxville. his mother and sister are en route to attend Wednesday funeral.
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Lem
Donehoo
Bone
Ansley Hotel
Fairtie Street
Atlanta
Escapes Bullet Rain but Is Recaptured
Will Page, described by police as one of the most desperate criminals, escaped a chain gang attack after a gun battle in which a guard fired sixteen shots. He was cornered by Detectives Davis Sturdivant Harper and Webb in an Beard Street alley and overpowered. Page, sentenced last week to four years in the chain gang, had previously broken from Donaldson camp Saturday evening. He will be returned to the camp today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Pickens
Kra M.raybon
D. M. Clark
Will Page
Beard Street
Davis, Sturdivant
Harper and Webb
Page
Judge Hill
Donaldson
Bloomfield Named on Cemetery Commission
Pat Bloomfield of 84 South Pryor street, a noted Atlanta undertaker, was appointed to the cemetery commission by city council to succeed R. R. Otis who resigned due to business pressures.
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Pat 3. Bloomfield
South Pryor Street
Atlanta
Cemetery Commission
Bloomfield
R. R. Otis
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Board of Trade
W. E. Sirmans
D. Reed
George W. Deen
J. J . Cooper
J J Sweat
J D Carbo
Savannah
Charles J. Haden
Fort Vailey
Fort Valles
Ain Port Valley
Jeo Sealb
Ciphepara
Krli Brown
A . Riley
Emmett Houser
H. A. Matthews
John RP. Ross
Hartwell
Hartwell Chamber of Commerce
J. D. Matherson
Clayton
Rabun County
Weliage
McRae
Gia
Har~ Tis House
LaGrange
LaGrange Ga
EC W
Fis
Columbus
Milledgeville
Georgia Norreland Industrial College
M M Parks
Geurnis Products
Hazlehurst
Pierce
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Gordon Knox
J A Cromartie
Jabez Galt
Mark Wilcox
R. A. Rustford
The
Southern Railroad
Gilmer County
Jackson
S. Willams
W E Watkins
Gauton
F .Biberdige
HM. Fletcher
A F | White
Fiovilla
al Mitsgerald
Fitazerald
Ren
Mtagerald
Ben Hill County
Lee Grant Hotel
Hon Seiiborn Wright
J FE Turner
W R Bowen
P J Prentiss
Farmer J D_ Dorminey
Fitzgerald
Ben Wil
County Chamber of Commerce
Bainbridge
Decatur County
Bainbridge Bosia
Andrew M Sole
State Agricultural College
Peter Bahnson
State Veterinary
WH Marrell
John B. Donalson
Rome
Floyd County
Leral
Jamedsav Johnson
Jesup
Jesup, Ga
Stone Mountain
J . McCurdy
D H. Davis
R W. Eazen
J. M. Dess
Manchester
Manchester Commercial Club
Crowe
Honry Clark
LaGrange Board of Trade
Americus
Sumter
Carroll Clark
Americas Chamber of Commerce
John Cebn
John A McDonald
R P Stackhouse
Tifton
Tiftons
Dalton
Sam _P Mad@ox
2 Tyler
Georgie Banke
T Hardwick
South
Frank Manley
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall Sc
C. J. Haden
Albert Howell, JR
Amilledgeville
Qld
Jocal Woman's Club
E. A. Fignen J
A. Sibley
AL Te Suprte
Douginesville
Douglasvile
Z. L. Dake
Commercial Club
Nashville
W D. Buie J
H Gary
C. Smith
W Henry Griffin
J D Levett
A R Smith
J J Murray
J P Knight
C A Christian
Ro A Hendricks
J. C Smith
M. L Brittain
Greenville
Wise Hotel
Lem Bon
Bullet Rain
ROYAL
the Southern Engraving Company
the Southern Engraving Co
Henry W. Grady
Atlanta, Georgia
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