Water Board Eyeing Dam Plan On Chattahoochee
The Atlanta board of water commissioners fears a proposed 6-foot dam by a new company at Hull Sluice shoals may bottle up the river and cripple the city water works. A committee will visit the site to assess work and risks while the board also considers purchasing coal, repairing pumping station pipes, and selling city land to fund repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattahoochee Ing
Hull
Board of Water Commissioners
George Hillyer
George Harrison
Atlante Water Works System
Water Works Department
Com
Park Woodward
Bull Sluice
Buila
Sam Wilkes
M. M. Welch
Charles Barrett
Ike
Alderman Welch
Woodward
Barrett
Hillyer
Hemphill Avenue
Kayzer Zinn Imported Designs From Margy Berkele
Kayzer Zinn offers direct importations of tableware and decorative pieces. The collection features meat platters, chop dishes, boluts, fitchers, steins, and numerous designs for sideboards and tables. Margy & Berkeley, Whitehall St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kayzer Zinn
Suy
South
Margy & Berkele
Whitehall St
Land dispute ends as Atlas Savings suit dismissed
The Atlas Savings and Loan Association vs Alfred Harrison, ongoing three years in Fulton County Superior Court, was dismissed after a non-suit order. The case centered on Randolph Street property claimed by both parties, with a receiver discharged. Separate items list property transfers and a habeas corpus hearing for John H Peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Savings and Loan Association
Alfred Harrison
Fulton County
J. H. Lumpkin
Randolph Street
Lumpkin
Robert L. Rodgers
Harrison
Loan Association
C. H. Girendeau
Napier & Cox
City Criminal Court
Calhoun
Solicitor Black
John H. Peoples
Alex Dittler
Superior Court
Mary A. Greanan
Alaronee
M. Paine
Cone Street
A. H. McDonald
RH. Barnes
Mile Ee
Fe. McDonald
Charles J. Bowen
Montestreet
Seine Bettie Frong
Warren Nelly
South Avenue
William ¥. Langford
WH. McCrath
Bell Street
Es ‘Cc. J. Simmons
Georgia Helectic Hospital
Fort and
Tanner Streets
M. W. Shaver
I. ‘F. Chapman
Oak Street
Reinhardt
I. ‘Tribble
West and
Paten Avenues
Equitable Loan and Security, Company
H. A. Martin
Robert J. Rodgers
Sanders Randolph
James Street
C. N. Walker
Georgia Loan and Trust Company
Tittle Atrest
Death of John Cawhern at 16 after Peritonitis operation
John Cawhern the sixteen year old son of J N T Cawhern of 83 Jones avenue died yesterday evening at St Joseph infirmary after an operation for peritonitis performed earlier in the day. Funeral at 9 this morning and interment at Casey's cemetery. Due to his long illness, his father has been kept away from Fort Gaines for over a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cawhern
J. N. T. Cawhern
Jones Avenue
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
Casey’s Cemetery
Mr. Cawhern
Atvay
Fort Gaines
Great Dixie horse show opens with social spotlight
Atlanta prepares for a major horse show next Tuesday evening with unprecedented entries and top winners from across the nation. Governor's Horse Guard will guard the Seventh Cavalry detachment arriving for the event. Grimes' battery, Liberal band, and child exhibitors add to a full program amid Florida and northern visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixieland
Atlanta
Constitution
Governor's Horse Guard
Seventh Cavalry
Grimes
Liberal
Farnsworth Changes Base in New York Firm
J. Farnsworth a well known Georgian in New York joins C. E. Shering Company in newspaper and magazine advertising. Former Plant system eastern passenger agent with Georgia roots in Dalton and Atlanta, spent years with Colonel B. W. Wrenn and East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railway. His move earns praise from Atlanta friends who expect success in his new field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. ¥. Farnsworth
C. EE. Shering Company
Farnsworth
Dalton
Atlanta
B. W. Wrenn
East Tennessee, Virginia, and Georgia Railway Company
Colonel Wrenn
Savannah
Eastern
Secure Deposit Vault Ad With Box Rentals
An old style bank vault ad invites customers to store valuables with protection and fine service. Box rentals start at three dollars a year, highlighting affordable secure storage options and trusted bank facilities.
Local items note meetings and society events
Short notices report a Grocers and Butchers Association meeting at their hall on East Hunter Street, a sacred harp singing at Oxford Tabernacle for Miss Lola White, and a silver tea at Mrs. Era's home. Also covered are Captain Woolley's critical condition, a tireless drive for theater seating, and various county and city civic updates from Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocers and Butchers’ Association
East
Hunter Street
Lola White
Oxford Tabernacle
Ponders Avenue
Miss White
A. F. Woolley
Charles P. Pitchford
Atlanta
Kingston
A. F. Woolley, Jr
Mexico
Mrs. Pitchford
City Fair Brings Abundant Interest with $25 Challenge
At the fair grounds yesterday four gentlemen were tasked to hand out $25 to the first person asking for it. R F Wright delivered to Little Cap Joyner who returned it to a director, while Walter Harrison and Clifton Brorkett faced close calls and delays before the money finally moved or was returned to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulantform
Fair
R. F. Wright
Agricultural Department
Rooney
Little Cap Joyner
Walter Harrison
Richard Weld
Harrison
Weldon
Clifton Brorkett
Joe Thompson
Thompson
Death Of Mrs E A Angier Widow Of Atlanta Leader
Elizabeth A. Angier widow of Dr M L Angier died at her Capitol Square home after a three week illness from Brights disease. Born Miss Herring in Fayetteville, she lived in Atlanta fifty four years and was 76. Survived by five sons Alton Hugh Ed Clarence Wilmer all of Atlanta and daughter Mrs Frank Eastman. Funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Angier
Atlanta
Elizabeth A. Angier
M. L. Angier
Capitol Square
Bright
Angier
Fayetteville
Miss Herring
Episcopal Church
Georgia Coal and Iron Co to establish HQ in Chattanooga
Headquarters of the Georgia Coal and Iron Company will be set up in Chattanooga this week with George F. Hurt of Atlanta named general manager and to locate permanently. Key officials including Joe W. Hurt J. E. Larrimer and Major M T Singleton met today while the Rising Fawn furnace is overhauled to boost output to 200 tons daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
The
Georgia Coal, and Iron Company
George F. Hurt
Atlanta
Joe W. Hurt
George F. Xourt
J. E. Larrimer
M.T. Singleton
Rising Fawn
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Sanguia
Logan
Howell
Barerman
Walthall
Tennessee
Dauntless
Evan P. i
Georgia
Dahlonegangton
Pittstron
M. Smith
Tlaketa Dee
Witer Boardfears
Chattahoochee
Supreme Court of Georgia
Waednesday
B. F. Brey
Knoxville and Northern Railway Company
Roberts
J. My Baird
Lewison
Empire Building
J. W.T. Cawhern
OB. Finley
Hannin County
Blue Ridge
Decatur Street
Saigon
Hereford
Leuus Belonzia
Famous Seventh Cavalry
Arthur Buckner
Frank
Hlbert County
Candler
Henry Jones
Elberton
BR. B. Blackburn
East Point
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States District ‘Court
Newman
United Confederate Veterans
Atlanta Lecture Association
Bcox of Ice
Atlanta Steam Company
Gall
Johnson
Anufacturers
s _Horae
New .Phonographo
Atlanta Phono, Co
Peach
E. A. Angier
Afans and Children
Jastoria
Murray Strect
Hirsch Brothers
Burnwack “Mead
White All Street
Wasurys Railroad
Georgia Paint & Glass
Peachtree St
eClorses
Denen
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Pileman Bros
Atlanta, GA
Eisemanergg
Rihiye
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