Park forecasts treasury deficit amid pension, school debts
State Treasurer R H Park warns time will show if his deficit forecast is correct. He cites a treasury balance of 866 260.34 with 50 000 borrowed, 232 000 owed to Confederate veterans, and 2 000 000 school funds with 1 330 000 unpaid. He defends his caution as prudent and urges candor to pensioners and beneficiaries. B J Christman named to succeed Moragne Fleming as Armour Car Lines contact and secretary of the Georgia Fruit Exchange, with Fleming taking new duties December 7. Christman has 14 years with Armour Car Lines and will remain Atlanta-based.
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Treasury
T Saurer
R. H. Park
Confederate Veterans of the State
Captain Parka
Adanta Journal
T Pn Uripate
B. J. Christman
I Moragne Fleming
Southeastern
Armour Car Lines
Atlanta
Fleming
Ag Pnes
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Christman
Cable Piano Company
Sienor Campanari
Greenville
Piedmont
Cable
North Broad
Teachtree
Jailania
Miss Woodberry
Hio
For pure sweet and wholesome Flour ask for the EEK
A brief note promotes a flour brand using the phrase pure sweet and wholesome. It urges readers to request the product by name, signaling a marketing emphasis on quality and distinct branding. No specific date or location is given.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company Trust Deed Filed
A trust deed filed with the Superior Court clerk by the Virginia Caro lina Chemical Company via Central Trust Company of New Jersey as trustee secures up to 15 million dollars in gold bonds. The security covers land in Alabama Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Tennessee and Virginia plus real estate stocks mining rights and other privileges. Bonds will be issued in denominations from 1000 to 10000 and mature in sixteen years to refund existing securities.
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Virginia-Carolina Company
Virginia‘Carolina Chemical ‘Company
Central Trust Company of New Jersey
Superior Court
Sstter
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
South
Denam
Inetiona
Cameo Brooches Featuring Maier Berkele Styles
A catalog note offers cameo brooches from Maier and Berkele with coral or conch-shell cameos. The new frame pattern showcases cabochon cut stones such as amethyst jade topaz and turquoise. Prices begin around 1.50 and include varied designs and veil pins.
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Maier & Berkele
More Managers Are Elected for City Wards
The general council decided to add six managers and clerks for wards two and three and three for wards four five and six for the December 2 election. An ordinance would require ropes around polling places and officers to maintain order. Voting hours remain 7 am to 6 pm. New ward managers include W A Fincher ML Lege Walter Harwell and others across wards. The council adjourned to meet next Tuesday at 3 pm.
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General Council
Huddleston
Police
Pomeroy
W. A. Fincher
ML. Lege
Walter E. Harwell
Ed Crusselle
H. Girardeau
Noble C .Williams, Jr
Frank Wilby
W. A. Fuller
Walter W. Visansic
W. W. Gaines
R. A. Burnett
Tamea E. Warren
James A. Massey
W. S. Duncan
J. D. Fleming
A. D. Thompson
C. Gillette
EF. DB. Erd
George HF. Sims
George Ehlers
Jesse M. Wood
John Z. Lawshe
Brutus Clay
1Worace Grant
Motts Given 120 Days In Stockade For Assaults
G H Motts, employee at Exposition Cotton Mills, faced Recorder Broyles on four charges. He was sentenced to 120 days in the stockade and bond fixed at 5000 for assault and attempted assault on Mrs Fannis Moore of Basa Dry Goods and three others including Alonzo Pitt and J I Elliman. The alleged incidents occurred Saturday evening near Moore's home at Mira, near West North Avenue.
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G. E. Motte
Broyles
G. H. Motts
Exposition Cotton Mills
Recorders Court
Motts
Fannis
Independent Fertilizer Deal With Copper Company
A New York dispatch reports that Tennessee Copper Company directors sealed a contract with the Independent Fertilizer Company for sale of copper company acetous material. Aside from the acid price, the deal includes a 9 5 000 000 payment to the Tennessee Copper Company, with a substantial portion paid at signing.
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Pertiser
New York
Tennessee Copper
Independent Fertilizer Company
Tennessee Copper Company
Correct Clothes for Men Neckwear at Essig Bros
Essig Bros showcases neckwear with rare, self made designs and patterns not seen widely. The article highlights exclusive, unusual styles confined to the store.
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Essig Bros
Guarantee Trust Plans New Three-Story Bank Building
The Guarantee Trust and Banking Company will build a three story granite bank on the southwest corner of Peachtree and Walton streets, costing about $100,000 after purchasing the site for $85,000. Architect A Ten Eyck Brown designed a simple interior banking plan. The current tenant Gunter Watkins Drug Company will vacate when lease ends. The bank, now in Temple Court, holds $690,000 capital stock with Smith as president John R Dickey as vice president and H Miles as secretary and treasurer.
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Peachtree and
Walton Street
Guarantee Trust and Banking Company
A. Ten Eyck Brown
Gunter Watkins Drug Company
Temple Court
Smith
John R. Dickey
H. @& Miles
Eager bidders land large Pryor street parcels
Real estate deals disclosed show Mrs. J B Whitehead paying 840,000 for a Brandon lot 57 feet frontage on North Pryor with 830,000 building prospects, plus a 40,000 cash sale of a 50 by 100 foot lot to C O C McGehee. The Neal bank receivership notes a 33 foot front and adjacent lot secured by Dr W S Elkin, planning a four story brick building costing about 30,000.
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North Pryor Street
Betancy
Brandon
J. B. Whitehead
Neal Bank
Pryor Street
C. OC. McGehee
Candler
Sawtell
Black
Chamber of Commerce Holds Election Today
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce conducts its annual officer and director election today from noon to 5 p.m. at 608 Empire Building. Members not in arrears may vote. Nominees include F. F. Paxon for second vice president and John F. Murphy for third vice president. Directors up for two years are C. H. Kelsey, H. Kriegshaber, Wilmer Lynn Moore. for unexpired term: M. R. Wilkinson. Incumbents Asa G. Chandler, David Woodward, Samuel A. Carter, H. A. Maier, R. L. Foreman, C. Falloway, C. B. Caverly, and W. Duncan declined reelection.
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Atlanta Ihamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Empire Building
F. F. Paxon
John F.murphy
Joseph T. Orme
C. H. Kelsey
David Woodward
Samuel A. Carter
H. A. Maier
R. L. Foreman
Voters of Atlanta urged in mayoral election push
A call to Atlanta voters urges citizens to vote in the mayoral election. The notice promotes Ballard Optical at 76 Peachtree to buy New York fused or Gna Piece bifocals claiming they help clear vision for voters.
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Comport Ie
Ballard Optical ad urges voters to get New Torle Fused bifocals
An old advertisement urges every man claiming citizenship to vote in the mayoral election. It promotes Ballard Optical No. 75 Pondhres Street and sells New Torle Fused or One Piece Bifocals that replace two pairs of glasses, claiming clearer vision.
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Gate City
South
Ballard’s
Walter
Ballard Optical. CO
Peachtree &T
Atlanta
Ballard'a
Walter Ballard
Mayor Walker Discusses Suit Against City of College Park
Mayor Edward Ho Walker of College Park says a College Park Land Company suit is against the city, not him personally, and he denies any personal suit against the Cottage Park Land Company. He notes the court did not grant damages in that case.
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College Park
College Park Land Company
Sidermen
Edward Ho Walker
Cottaga Park Lann Company
New York Bread Line Formed by the Hoboes
Labor agent T. V. Powderly witnesses New York bread lines for dry bread and coffee. He claims many claim false lives and would not work if offered, suggests forced labor in state farms, and notes professional beggars and scams amid the hunger crisis.
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Powderly
New York
Mars
T. V. Powderly
Fox
Jrock
Ime Dales
Receivers Named in New Orleans Trust Case
In civil district court Judge St. Paul appointed receivers for the Colonial Ethnic and Trust Company and set aside an order in liquidation. The court examined loan character and collateral extent while criticizing seven officers of rank in its judgment.
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New Orleans
St. Paul
Colonial Ethnic and Trust Company
Sosmmin
Toana
Macon Fair Association Indicted on Promissory Charge
Bib county grand jury indicts the Macon Fair Association for allowing games and devices where money and valuables were risked during the recent state fair. The misdemeanor claim targets the corporation. reaction notes surprise and unknown defense plans. Also notices a Seventh Ward Maddox meeting set for Tuesday November 24 at Caldwell's Hall.
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Macon
Bib County
Macon Fair Association
Central City Park
The
Fair Association
Seventh Ward
Maddox
Caldwell’s Hall
Lee and
Gordon Streets
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American National Bank
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Robt. F. Maddox
Thos, J. Peeples
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DR. M. Curtis
College
Fark
Robert F. Maddox
R. E. Park
Biren
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Chemical Company
Maier
Ckele
Enfahye
Rkele
Ad- Witten
Pisces
Guarden
Orphans' Ald Society
East Alabama Street
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Heaing
Hebrew Orphans’ Home
Copper Company
Spe
Pryor
Neal Bank Property
Whitehead
Signor Campanari
Voters OF Atlanta
Rountree
W. Z. Turner, Mer
E. H. Walker
Hoboes
Inman & Co
Central
Columbus
Augusta
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Central of Georgia Railway
Inman
Muscogee Superior Court
Grand Jury of
Macon Fair
Eiseman Bros
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