Needs of Trade Studied by Georgia Manufacturers
About a hundred Georgia and nearby state manufacturers met at the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce to discuss expanding trade with South America. Speakers urged learning Spanish, expanding field sales, and direct U.S. representation in South American markets, with emphasis on banking, credit terms, and transportation links to boost American goods there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Chandler
Southern Railway
Afhed
Southern
South America
Mr Chandlers
Track H Lowenstein
Norris
Atlanta
Boards of Education
South
South and
Central America
Colleges and Universitats
Commerce
Department of Commerce
Latin America
Colleges and Boards of Education of the Faith
Fairfax Harrison
The
L. L McClesky
Graham Clark
Clark
United States
Francis H Bartlett
National City Bank of New Yorkelt
Argentina
Bra
New York City
National City Bank
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
St Andrew delegates convene in Atlanta tonight
The Brotherhood of St Andrew holds a national convention in Atlanta with 600 to 304 delegates. The first service is at St Philips and the gathering runs through Sunday. Open to all denominations, credentials are waived and many events occur at the Ansley Hotel and city churches.
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the Brotherhood of St Andrew
Atlanta
United States
St Philips Cathedral
Brotherhood
Episcopal Church
Ansley
Editora
Wich
Brotherhood of St .Andrew
Southern Shops
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Peachtree and
Harris
Strees
Grand Theater
St. Lukes Church
Fcan
Atlanta Youth to Cover European War for The Animated Weekly
Joe Rooker an Atlanta youth from a picture minded family travels from New York to take an assignment to cover the European war for The Animated Weekly. He plans to depart soon after arrival and is connected with Scenic and Scenic film company interests through family and colleagues. The conference of Atlanta Chamber of Commerce officials discussed attendance by manufacturers, railroads, banks, and other business leaders, and adjourned after the first day rather than extending to a second day.
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Joe Beoker
Atlanta
New York
Animated Weekly
Camera Mar
Peachtree Street
Ceoiga Hooker
Scenic Film Company
Carl Rounties
Joe Rooker
Dawe Edtor
Chamber of Commerce
HH Rihardson
Southern Settlement and Development Organization
Baltimore
Mao RK Orr
Walter G Cooper
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Insul
JK Orr
JH Newhil Jr
Chattanooe
T Fenn
Gushing
Manuf Etmers
Pink Boll Worm Latest Menace In Cotton Fields
State Entomologist reports first appearance of pink boll worm near Madison Florida. If uncontrolled, the pest could devastate cotton more than boll weevil, prompting possible quarantine of Florida seed cotton and shipments into Georgia.
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Revpt
Madigon
Fla
Lee Worsham
Atlanta
W D Pierce
United States Bureau of Entomology
Worsham
Madison
Codgon
Madison Ma
Ashinton
Georgia
Igypt
Sguta
Cotton boll worm damage and spread across crops
The text describes extensive destruction of cotton under average conditions with many squares and bolls injured and dropped. A single boll infestation leads to opened, poor cotton with short kinky staple. Larvae stain seed, attack other plants, and spread via seed shipments. First found in India in 1842 and now in cotton regions of the Orient and Africa. Research aims to control by entomology departments.
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India
Orient
Africa
United States Department of Entomology and
of State
Entomologist Worsham Studies New Pest Control Methods
Entomologist Worsham travels to inspect a new serious pest and determine effective control measures. He aims to identify practical methods and strategies to mitigate the pest’s impact on crops and ecosystems.
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Worsham
Warfield sale breaks Atlanta theater records
Atlanta theatergoers flooded the first four hours of a Warfield sale buying seats totaling about 4000 dollars for David Warfield in The Auctioneer on Friday and Saturday. Warfield will perform only those dates, with management noting his absence for a full week.
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Atlanta
David Warfield
Warfeld
Maude Adams
Large early playhouse run to fill seats noted
Manager Homer George says many choice seats remain unsold and those who missed yesterday can still buy tickets. Wr War field is expected to draw record crowds for three performances.
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Homer George
Wr Warfield
Judge James Grant Holds First Court in Hazlehurst
Hazlehurst heard its first session under Judge James K. Grant who presided over a docket of 12 civil and 20 criminal cases. Appointed by Governor Slaton, Grant opened the term with several important civil matters to dispose of.
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James Grant
Hazlehurst
City Court of
James KR. Grant
Grants
Slaton
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Guy Ring
Consur
England
Srance
Italy
G Grosvenor
ST. Andrew
Roy
Lou
Maier & Berkele, Inc
G*ld and Silversmiths
Whitehall St
Jatlanta, GA
Warfield Sale
Royal Baking Powder
National Newspaper Syndicate
People's
Yclopedia
Roe Rr
Cclopedia
Brazil
Java
Asia
Luther Burbank
Harvard
Paris
Ail Wars Co
Blenheim
Valmy
Leipais
Sedan
Port Arthur
Constitution
Constitution Office
Peoples Cyclopedia
Parks
Hardwick
Peachtree Atlanta, Ga
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