Rally Tuesday for Woodward mayor campaign
The Woodward for mayor campaign announces a mass meeting for supporters Tuesday evening at the courthouse basement with Vic Woodward presiding and speeches by Hamilton Douglas Wier Walter R Brown and others. The Woodward executive committee meanwhile holds a meeting at 7 o'clock in the courtroom of Judge Buckett. Central campaign headquarters open today with Harry Maltby in charge as city firms rally behind Woodward. The first ward committee organized Saturday will begin active work today and the sixth ward committee, organized Saturday, will start this morning.
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James Woodward
Mr Woodward
Court House
At & Oelmk
Vic Woodward
Hamilton Douglas W
Wier
Walter R Brown
Woodward Ca Wit
Court Room
Judap
O H Buckett
Marietta Street
Woodward
Harry Maltby
First Ward
Bill
Voters of Atlanta urged to vote in mayor election
Citizens of the Gate City urged to vote in the upcoming mayoral race. The notice promotes visiting Ballard Optical at 75 Peachtree St for New Torig fused or bifocal glasses and advertises whiskey, bottled goods, and a fast route to western cities via Sea board Air Line with phone contact 100.
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Atlanta
Gate City
South
Ballards
Walter Ballard Optical CO
Peachtree St
Ballard
Farmers Institute Held in Statesboro 17th Diet Formed
Statesboro Georgia November 22 The Farmers Institute held under The State College of Agriculture drew about three hundred attendees including T G Feudson Commissioner of Agriculture Professor EL Worsham state entomologist Professor R J H DeLoach professor of cotton and industry Professor Mo P Jarnigan professor of animal husbandry and Professors Gentry and Willis. The program opened with Mayor H B Strange greeting and work led by Professor J Walter Hen arjess of the First District Agricultural School. Dinner was served on the lawn. A committee appointed to organize the seventeenth senatorial district reported officers and adjourned for the day. Visitors toured the agriculture school and grounds and praised the work at the Fifth District School.
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Statesboro
Fanvers Institute
State College of Agriculture
T G Feudson
EL Worsham
R J H DeLoach
Mo P Jarnigan
Gentry and Willis
Department of Agriculture
O'Leod Wow Sraonen
Georges & Umet
JR Muller
Institute For the Seventeeth
Whch
M Deal
J Walter Hendricks
Bucke County
Cates
Hoof Siffhouse
BuNeck
Bird
Mrs McClintock Testifies Rheumatism Cure Claim
Mrs McClintock testifies that Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy cured her rheumatism after three years of pain in back shoulders and neck. She says the remedy relieved pain by the second day and she feels confident it will not return, praising the product from Sheng Garden Street New York.
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Mies
Mary WeChintock
Erroneous Haack Encounter Reported in Chicago Daily News
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled Chicago Daily News item about a visiting parson passing round material in small chunks. The detainee replies that the approach is misguided. the exchange hints at a practical theory and a wrong track discussion.
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Haack
Chicago Daily News
Ninth District Receives USDA Agriculture Tour in 1907
In Gainesville Georgia from October 28 to November 22 1907 a party of U S department of agriculture experts led by Thomas M Bell addressed farmers across the ninth congressional district. Topics included cotton culture corn breeding and road improvements with emphasis on improved seeds and breeding stations. The activity supported local breeders and established the Georgia Cotton and Corn Breeders Association with officers and aims to promote better seed varieties and cooperative breeding on district farms.
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Gainesville Ga
Spr- Jefalo
Thomas M Bell
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, DC
Ninth Congressional District
Agricultural Department
Boykin
Eldridge
Winkenwerder
G Smith Bell
D Shamel
Bell
Bureau of Plant Industry
B T Galsloways
Ninth
Tuia
J M. Whetchel
Gainesville
Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Georgio
The
Georgia Botton and Corn Breeders Association
A M_ Boyle
Ft Banks
J B ‘Thompson
JE Jack
Ben Tricia
Dunlap
de T & i Jer
Navy yards seek 11 million in new improvements
Rear Admiral urges extensive improvements at naval yards and stations. He lists estimated costs for public works, maintenance, and contingencies totaling 11 341 730 dollars. Proposals include dry docks for Charleston Guantanamo Key West Norfolk Pearl Harbor Pensacola and civil engineer upgrades with higher pay and rank for staff.
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Washington
Bureau of
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Tos
Navy Yard
Charleston
Navel Station
Guantanamo
Cuba
Naval Station
Key West
Fla
Norfolk
Naval ‘Station
Pearl Harbor
Navy Yard Pensacola
Naval Stations
Bartow Seeks Convict Labor and Road Upgrades
The Bartow county grand jury, after adjournment, urges the county to claim its share of convicts for road work and to accelerate paving plans. It calls for immediate purchase of a track-embrainer, rejects rapid macadamisation, and pushes for a clear tax return list when next year’s tax books close to show totals by individual.
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Grand
Vate
Carterevillers
Bartow County
Grand Jury
Posernie
Chicago to bid for southern business deals
Chicago delegates from the Association of Commerce announce a 50 percent boost in southern business activity over two years. After a two week tour of the South, they report prospects for development of southern resources and closer ties between Chicago capital and Mississippi Valley commerce, especially banking partners.
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Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Association of Commerce
Site Sought for New Cartersville Post Office
A U S government representative visited Cartersville on November 22 to select a site for a new post office. An appropriation of 7500 was secured for the site by Congressman Gordon Lee. Several bullang lots were offered and considered. a report will be sent to the treasury department. The building appropriation stood at 40000.
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United States
Cretersville
Cartersvlle
Cartersville
Gordon Lee
Treasury Department
NoVember geming rustave and the queen visit Windsor entourage
The queen of Sweden and her companion, after a week with King Edward at Windsor, arrived today at the Sovereigns station in the Bois de Boulogne. They were welcomed by President Fallieres, Prime Minister Clemenceau, and cabinet members. The party, escorted by Calraastera, proceeded to the foreign office where apartments were prepared for the king and queen.
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Vars
Geming Rustave
Sweden
Eaward
Windsor
Sovereigns
Bois de Boulogne
Fallieres
Clemenceau
Calraastera
Foreign Office
Weather and a Morbid Tale Mix of Fragments
A fragmented weather notice hints at fair conditions with cool north winds but is interspersed with garbled text about a horrific tragedy and strange dialogues. The piece ends with a quoted temperature remark noting around sixty three degrees.
Many Sunday Callers for President-Elect Taft at Hot Springs
Hot Springs Vn November 22 More numerous calls for President-elect Taft than ever before greeted him at the Hot Springs cottage among chestnut trees. Delegates and congressmen from Cuba and the Philippines urged visits and discussed tariff and Philippine matters while Secretary Wright touched on the Philippines and army affairs.
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Hot Springs
Taft
Wright
Philippines
Demetro Castillo
Diaz Alan
Arturo Foutz
Herama
Cuba
Denito Legentida
Pablo Gcampe
del Sisite
Islands
Fernando Calderon
Manila
Philppine
Representative Levering
Maaneehutetta
Congress
Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Judge Taft
Roosevelt
Representative Crumpacker
Indiana
Mayors election note urging Ballard purchases options
A fragmented note suggests voting in the mayoral election and then going to Ballard to buy New York fused or One Piece Alfocats. The message touts Pure Rye whiskey as suitable for family and medicinal use, bottled and aged by the government, four quarts eight dollars delivered.
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Clarkes
Plea for the hospital urged by Dr A A Little
Yesterday morning Dr A A Little pastor of the Weebminster Presbyterian church urged a large congregation to support the Presbyterian hospital in Atlante. He cited Jesus as a physician and contrasted past and present medical methods while stressing the urgent need for funds to keep the hospital going.
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Presbyterian
Atlante
Presbyterian Hospital
Lidlles
Jesus Christ
Busy Week Ahead In Montgomery And Beyond
A busy week outlined with government sessions and court activity. Montgomery hosts a railroad commission hearing on Tuesday featuring guest speakers discussing passenger and freight services on the Nant Vie Chattanooga and St Louis lines. The Supreme Court will tackle Birmingham division matters as part of a heavy docket.
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Montgomery
Ahi
Spectel
Nant Vie
Chattanooga
St Louis
Supreme Court
Birmingham
Prisoner League visit by Mrs Booth at federal prison
Mrs Maude Ballington Booth of New York president of the Prison Era Volunteer League visited Athwata federal prison on Saturday and Sunday. She met Warden Atantsir and Mrs Wiliam H Moyer, recently returned from the league congress in Richmond. Booth spoke to inmates in the prison theater and presented a league flag. About three hundred inmates and several members were edited during the visit. She addressed all prisoners in the morning and left for New York at noon, receiving an autographed album from league members.
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Maude Ballington Booth
New York
Athwata
Atantsir
Wiliam H Moyer
Prisoners Volunteer League
Richmond
Vars ‘Booth
Tedera
Atty
Federal Prison
Booths
Lipton Cup Offered To Boost 22-Rate Yachting
Sir Thomas Linton offers the Lipton Cup to encourage 22 rating class yachts built for Massachusetts bay waters. The Corinthian Yacht Club of Marblehead will stage the competition for a $1,000 prize. The cup awards ownership to the winner who gains three champions in open race, with boats sailed by amateur helmsmen.
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Boston
Thomas Linton
Mesmich
Balloon crosses 1.16 miles before descent in gale
London reports The Daily Graphic balloon after lifting Wednesday morning aimed for Biba Tie but plunged in a gale near Novostesandrovak Russia Thursday. It traveled about 1,160 miles as the longest distance by the balloon, with prior record distances noted. Paris notes a grand prize for aviation by the Auto-mobile Club Birance to be run in 1900 valued around $49,000.
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London
The
Daily Graphic
Biba
Novostesandrovak
Russia
Ation
Paris
Auto-Aero Committee
Automobile Club Birance
Rew to Clean Mair Brushes
Good hair brushes cost money but last with care. Wash by two basins one boiling water one cold water. Dissolve a teaspoon of Gold Diet washing powder and swish bristles in boiling water until clean, then rinse in cold water and air dry away from heat.
Talk on Christian Science Draws Large Grand Opera Audience
Mrs Sue Harper Mims addressed a large Grand Opera House crowd as a member of the lecturing board of the Miret Church of Science. She spoke on Christian Science offering hope and universal love, praised spiritual healing, and contrasted it with material medicine, citing Bible examples and urging a focus on right thought as the path to harmony and immortality.
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Mra Gue Harper Mim
Miret Church of Science
Paradise
Whigh & Mortel
Kingdom of Heaven On Earth
John
Jesus
Eddy
Umnaietan Asipirt
Todurteus
Pavid
Boty
Dimasee
Sin Clarke
Bond
Longshoremen Strike Locks Pensacola Docks
At Pensacola Florida the longshoremen strike blocks unloading with ships tied up and cargoes waiting. The Louisville and Nashville Railroad works to hire replacement men from Kentucky and Alabama to take the place of strikers while only the Tarpon has been unloaded, delivering about 1000 barrels of rosin before the stoppage. Several laborers are expected to arrive to meet the demand and resume cargo handling for naval stores.
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Pensacola
Mia
Louisille
Neshellie
Reilroad
Tarpon
Pany
Ambame
Kentucky
Cartersville Council Buys Horses For Fire Department
The city of Cartersville ordered a fine pair of horses to pull a new hose wagon for the fire department. The horses will be trained at the stable and the council declares the town’s firefighting facilities will rival those of any town its size in the state once the team is fully trained.
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Cartersville
Cartersile
Stahe
T la
Eczema Cure Offer With No Pay Guarantee
An advert promises a new remedy from The American Remedy Company of Aghe n, NOC, pledging to cure eczema regardless of duration. It claims a money back guarantee if not satisfied and offers a mail-order trial with split payments in postage stamps, asserting safety and lack of staining.
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Aghe+n, NOC
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