Cooper Plans Winter Aid For Atlanta Poor
Local philanthropist L. J. Cooper met relief leaders to finalize plans offering food and clothing for at least one thousand Atlanta residents during the coming winter. He authorized a statement via his secretary and promised announcements soon. A Tanlac sales scene at Jacobs Pharmacy drew crowds as Mrs Louis Muthler of Louisville praised Tanlac for curing stomach and kidney troubles and general fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Cooper
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Cooper
Ana
Tanlac
Jacobs
Mike
Taniac
Louis Muthler
St." Catherine * St. Dlouisville
Mia
Uthler
Peradis
One Telephone Uses the Whole Line
No worse state of affairs than the business man who depends on a party line to provide him telephone service and thus keeps out customers because the line is continually busy. An individual line costs but a few cents more a month that’s the answer. Telephone the Contract Office. Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company.
Grant Park menagerie parade headlines Harvest Festival
The Grant Park menagerie led by the park board and city departments will headline the Georgia Harvest Festival parade. Mayors Woodward and Walter Taylor marshal the procession, with department heads riding in decorated cars. A city-fathers meeting will finalize parade arrangements and fundraising efforts proceed, with about $20,000 in subscriptions noted but more needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Park
Park Board
Atlanta
Park Department
James G. Woodward
Walter ‘Taylor
Atlanta Real Earate Board
Motel Winecoft
Ansley Hotel
Clarke
Finance Committee
Eatival
J. M. Bame
W. Winter
Goodyear Raincoat Company
Ed Lambert
Hob Hayes
Sam Asher & Bros
Cloud-Stanford Company
Sie. A. I. Herndon
Pollock & Bere
Auigutsailing’ Machine Company
M. Fordem
Busly Bros. Company
American Furniture Company
Parks, Chambers & Hardwick
I. Constancy
Abbott Furnitura Company
Miller Bros Loan Office
Adter
Rurellat Press, Inc
Southern Ruralist Company
Lawrence Drug Company
J. B. Wood
Roner, & Strauss Company
Jenyck Brown
WW. A.emphill
Inman
Howard & Inman
Hough Richardson
L. Gonnally
Napier, Wright & Wood
FR. Blackturn
EH. V. Carter, Jr
Haudenbure & Tod
Saravel A. Boorstein
David Richberg
Frank Ga
de. Mushiwen
Tymt Brothers
Cabie Prang Company
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Julian Prade Company
Munnslea and Advertising Company
J. ¥. Lupen
L. Cartig Drug Company
Rnett & Oheirne
C. H. Godtro
George Joe G. Younghan
J.C. Johnton
T. B H. Fghtower
Allo Aster
Brak. Sewell
Charles A. Bickerstaff
Silver-Burdett Company
van Camp Producte Company
WS Maye
L. Sage Hardin
Livingston Company
M. Borestrom
A. J. Orme
Dargan & Hopkins
G. C. Lynch
St Elmo Missengale
W. D. Christin
Fitzhugh Knox
P.O. Herbert
French & Lockridge
Mae
Standard Underground Cable Company
Johnson Paint Company
Edgar Dunlap
Insurance Agency
Bryant Mildlabrooks
Southern Baraunre Company
R. Hi. Lorna Files
Dais Welle
Stand Theater
Brandon
Chas. E. Hessmith
C.E. Buchanan
Ye Fite & Dalough
Harry K. Lucas
George R. Allison
C. Bromberg
Mason
Wiliam Owens
Chambers
George H. Lveret
C. Butner
Southern’ Cotton Oil Company
Dental Insurance Company
John W. Zuber
Ser
Wilbate, Tablas © Co
BB. Hopkins
Atlanta Realty, Evan and Construction Company
A. BL
Enea Has
Sip Aton Hardwood Lumber Company
William Ne
Federated Fraternities Set Atlanta Convention Dates
The Federated Fraternities annual convention, an insurance orders group, will meet in Atlanta November 16 to 18. President Judge W. A. Roane aided the effort, bringing about 100 delegates from northern regions to the southern gathering for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Fraternities
Atlanta Convention Bureau
South
Federated Fratern
W. A. Roane
Weevil Appears in Georgia as Storms Spread
Columbus Georgia October 6 Special reports show boll weevil finds in Georgia date earlier than believed, aided by August storms. State Entomologist Lee Worsham warns many sightings are misidentifications, urges careful seed selection, early planting, high fertilization, and turning stalks under to protect crops. State experts meet with about 500 farmers to discuss diversification and relief plans.
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Columbus
Georgia
Lee Worsham
Hamilton
Worsham
W Party of State
Golumbua
E. M. Nighbert
Washington, D. C
RG. Berchmans
Suguste
J. E. Evans
Washington, D.C
Cusseta
Rickiana
Lumpkin
Made Rich by Cotton Woods Comes South To See It
Canadian financier Lieutenant Colonel James W Woods visits a cotton field on Bagwell Road to study cultivation while facing personal risk as his son serves in the trenches with the Coldstream Guards. Woods leads the Umpire Cotton Company of Ontario and plans a brief Atlanta visit before returning home. He fears for his son’s safety as wartime hostilities escalate.
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Canada
Cotton Field
Bagwell Road
Coloonel James W. Woods
Woods
Jack Woods
Coldstream Guards
England
Colonel Woods
Atlanta
Roswell Road
Letty
Taggart
Midvale Steel and Ordnance forms major steel combine
New holding company under William E. Corey acquires Worth Brothers Co Coxtonville Holling MIN Remington Arms of Delaware and builds a mega steel group with 70 million in stock to fund the purchase. Marcells Dodge sits on the board alongside bankers and industrial leaders as the venture nears dominance second only to U S Steel. Iron ore options total 300 million tons, ore sources likely in the Superior district.
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Corey
U. S. Steel Corporation
New York
Midwater Steel and Ordnance Company
William E. Corey
Midvale Steel Company
Worth Brothers Company
Coatesville
Coxtonville Holling Min Company
Werth Brothers
Remington Arms Company
Delaware
Eddystone
Remington Company
Dalawin Locomotive Works
Remington Arms and Ammunition Company
Ilion
Marcellus H. Dodge
New
Midvale
Combination
United States Steel Corporation
New Midvale Company
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company
Mr. Dodge
Frank &. Vanderlip
The
National City Bank
Percy 4. Rockefeller
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Charles H. Sabine
Guaranty Frust Company of
Frederic W. Allen
Lee. Higgingon & (c
Boston
Ambrose iMoneli
International Nickel 1
Sten
Ttigas
Wis
Mree
Ke Superior
Fee, eeGninetan Avina, Company
Patent Company
Death notice for eight year old James Fladger at Bedford Place
James Graden Fladger aged 8 died at home of his mother Mrs Louise V Findesr at 69 Bedford Place. He is survived by his mother and siblings including two brothers and one sister named Mrs HC Bucholz and Mrs W T Marshall.
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James Graden Fladger
Louise V Findesr
Bedford Place
Ters
HC. Bucholz
W. T. Marshall
Funeral for Dr F M Young Held This Afternoon
The funeral of Dr F M Young, a prominent physician who died suddenly in his office, will be conducted from the Greenberg Bond chapel at 3 o'clock this afternoon followed by interment in Hollywood. He leaves his wife Mrs Young, his mother Mrs ML Johnson, three sons Charles HM Young and Ivan Young, a brother M B Young, and two sisters Mrs H C Bucholz and Mrs W W McCarroll.
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F. M. Youn
Greenberg & Bond
Hollywood
Dr. Young
Cobb County
Young
ML. Johnson
Charles
Ivan Young
M. B.young
H.C. Bucholz
W. W. McCarroll
New Bridge to Link Sumter and Terrell Counties
Americus October 6 Special. Sumter and Terrell county commissioners will jointly build a substantial steel and concrete bridge spanning a creek into county lands at an estimated cost of 1000 dollars. Sumter officials have also contracted several more steel and concrete highway bridges nearby and ordered concrete signposts at every crossing to guide tourists with distances to key towns in southwestern Georgia.
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Americus
Sumter
Terrell Counties
Ling
Georgia
Marriages in Atlanta: Miss Banigan Weds Mr L'Engle at Transfiguration
The ceremony took place at 7:20 PM in the Church of Transfiguration with a reception at the bride’s stepfather Timothy J. O’Connor’s Norwood Avenue home. The couple, Miss Strdge Banigan of Atlanta and Philip Fatio L’Engle of Jacksonville, were attended by Miss Zola Watson and a group of ushers. Elaborate decorations featured Boston ferns, palmetto, and bride roses. the couple exchanged diamonds and pearl stud jewelry as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy J. O'Connor
Norwood Avenue
William H’ O'Conner
Boston
Valley
Zola Watson
Springfield
Maas
Camille S. Lengle
Jacksonville
Frank B. Arden
Savannah
Herold Stone
Providence
Charles Lamp
New York
Earl H. Moore
Atlanta
Free River Terminals Sought In Columbus Ga
Columbus Ga October 6 Special The October session of the city board of aldermen adopted a resolution to provide suitable free river terminals on the Chattahoochee river under the orders of the secretary of war. The board also passed a redistricting ordinance and authorized hiring a consulting engineer to study a municipal power plant. Mayor Cook planned to present a bond issue ordinance for water terminals at the next meeting. The water works board reported a first year profit of 35000 with 1200 saved in water rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Chattahoochee River
Secretary of War
Board of Aldermen
Cook
Frank Heich
Waterworks Commissioners
Municipal Water Works
German Refugees Arrive on Manchuria in San Francisco
One hundred seven German refugees from Tsing Tau, China, arrived today aboard the steamship Manchuria en route to Germany. The group is led by Dr. C. Muller, former head of the German army medical corps at Tsing Tau. they are the last refugees from Taing-Tau. The party departed for the east tonight.
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San Francisco
Tsing Tau
China
Manchuria
Germany
C. Muller
Taing-Tau
East
Dodson's Liver Tone promoted as safer calomel substitute
An ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a perfect substitute for calomel, claiming it starts the liver without causing sickness or salivation. It warns calomel is dangerous mercury, and promises relief from billows of bile, constipation, sluggishness, and sour stomach with a harmless dose.
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Dodson
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Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Inter
Beacon Shoe Store
Peachtree Street
Lee Es Cet
Denis
Pest
Indismapolia
Indianapolie
Comipa NY Bave
Tovbe
Paul ‘Hagen
Asant Fe
Josep
Bell
Rosin Gart
Samuel Fyrry
Thes Heldwin
Wiliam D. Barba
Ela
Alva
Cpinkey
Old
Midvale” Steel Company
Mr Corey
Sumter and
Terrell
Miss Aadge
Tyree Banigan’ A
Ar P. Fy
Ice Aenicze Oe
Wrigley
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