Rev W C Schaefer Named President Of Lutheran Synod
Augusta Ga October 14 The fiftieth annual convention of the Evangelical Lutheran synod of Georgia now in session at St Matthews church with delegates from Georgia Florida and Alabama elected for the next two years President Rev W C Schaefer of Atlanta Ga vice president Dr Jo Lring Sanish Ga secretary Rev T G Theale ppsingtield Ga treasurer Colonel Eienty Deere Son Sasinnik The synod heard reports from the virus home mission and other routine business praising progress in scattered parishes and plans for expanded aid to missions.
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Augusta
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Georgia
St Matthaws Church
Georai
Florida
Alabama
WC &Chuerrtlanta Ga
Jo Lring Sa Insh
Theale
Ppsingtield
Colorel Eienty E Deere Son Sasinnik
Cominiktean Moisgians
Luthers Hue
Wilerevy
Oud Wongten
Hons
Pune
Cronk of
Cohmmb
Tin
Moralnservice
Lippard
Jain
Beld
Amon
Misto Wolster
Wirk Gastee
Lottle Pane
CR Megaw
Milania
Bime
Wo Pugh
Jerome K. Jerome at the White House Interlude
A fragmented item mentions Jerome K. Jerome visiting the White House and a presidential figure. The garbled text references President Milbon and a discussion or exercise of authority, with unclear roles and outcomes.
Rumah maghemtism and the failed cure claims
An opaque advertising piece promotes questionable treatments for various ailments claiming dramatic cures through unnamed methods. It mentions extended prices, suggested timelines of weeks, and references to “dr Mas” and dubious therapies. The text mixes medical jargon with sensational promises, typical of late period quack advertisements.
Life in Far West Shown By Cowboys of Ranch 101
Scenes from the Hilf toe far west are presented in a Wild West show to open Monday and Tuesday November 23. Acts include an Indian war pageant led by Chief Tron Tall, a cattle roundup, a buffalo hunt, a pony express relay, a stage hold up with Mexican players, and a broncho riding contest. A silk tie tournament and a wrestling match are promised, with a parade at 1030 Monday morning.
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Bern Anuw
Anid
Uae
Mas
Soros
Wola
Ely Fk
Iid
Marth Bundins
GSS Fescaues
Far West
Cowboys
Tron Tall
Pony Express
Suda Wes
Lone Wolf
Montana
Aler Bro
Blas Ghia
Ec Gsiven
85 Years Old T. J. Hightower Spends Birthday Busy at Work
T. J. Hightower, 85, Atlanta business leader and president of Hightower & Co, spent his birthday at the office. He served in the Civil War era and later built a long career, with seven sons in business and ties to the city’s lifeblood. He visited his daughter on Tenth Street for a family birthday meal.
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T. J. Hightower
Lighty
TT Hightower
Hightower Ealing Company
Atlantis
Bushtowss
Atlanta
South
Aliance
Hightower & Co
Hightoweralimin Company
Hisntower
Ub Hs
Puts Dub
Wis Charles Sis
Tenth Street
Bustas
Businese
Atlante
Mills urged to swap cotton for flour packaging
The southern wholesale grocers discuss changing flour packaging to cotton bags replacing jute. Since November 2 they will not accept flour unless packed in cotton, cotton bags, or burlap coverings. The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce supports this move, expecting about one million bales of cotton to be used in making the bags.
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ASK Mills
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Wilson weighs closing Colorado mines in strike deadlock
Washington reports President and Attorney General discussions as Governor Wilson considers using his authority to shut Colorado coal mines if operators refuse the proposed settlement plan. A legal opinion was sought on the governor’s right to close mines amid a fuel shortage and growing public pressure.
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Washington
Wilon
Colarado
Gregory
Vic Wilson
Ster
Ar Gregory
Denver Cole
Begin Lune
Aimmons
Washington Dispatch
Wilson
Farmers of the South Urged to Raise Horses
Washington reports urge southern farmers to breed horses amid war demand and European losses. Officials warn against importing from the west and stress sustaining drift animals to boost prices and supply during and after conflict.
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Washington
United States
Flarrison
Southern Railway Company
South
Brent
Europe
Casing Weir
Girl tango expert to be tried today in juvenile court
Tuwh Black of Castle 19 was described as a tango expert who will today face Juvenile Court in Atlanta. Workers inquire into welfare plans to wave her out in the Georgia plaining school, tied to a fashionable Maryville Town school she attended, with details from police and local hotels.
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Black
Castle 19
Atlanta
Geori
Prainig
Tdith
Ananta
Sime
Anaestrem
Maryve
Wuto
Sorville
Patord
Washington
Bohse
Winecolt
Young Girls Dress As Nations For Europe War Parade
About 150 girls from Lilward Ko Bars Sunday school plan a parade in Atlanta area streets after Sunday services. They will wear costumes representing European countries, march from Luckie and Fairlie to the Tabernacle, hoist flags, sing national anthems, and be joined by U S representatives carrying the American flag.
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Luckie
Fairlie
Lilward Ko Bars
Clase
Tlabernale
United States
J. K. Martin Publisher Dies in Sanitarium
J K Martin longtime Atlanta publisher of Martin & Horton died Thursday morning at a sanitarium. He was 72 and had lived in Atlanta for fifty years. Survived by wife, son VU Martin, and sister Mrs T Westbrook. Services held at 10 30 from Barclay & Bissions with interment at West View.
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IK Martin
Atlanta
Martin & Hort
Martin
T . Westbrook
Maas Named Head Of Funeral Directors Conference
The 1st annual North American meeting of funeral directors honored Rene II Wegimction and other leaders as Maas was named head. Officers announced tonight after closing offers and retirements at the New Orleans gathering. The session adjourned amid speeches by Francis Pilettes and other officials.
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Maas
New Orleans
North
Meyer Makes Plea For A Greater Navy
Meyer argues the United States needs a larger navy to deter war and protect national defense. He calls for building four battleships, expanding the fleet, increasing ammunition and transports, and ensuring stronger coastal defenses amid global tensions. He urges quick action to avoid a risky lack of preparedness.
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Foster
United Stes
Barths
Retus
Prohibition Support Showed at Maryland Episcopal Convention
In Baltimore on October 1 the Maryland Episcopal Diocese held its annual convention and favored prohibition. Delegates voted in favor amid sympathy for the national movement and recorded votes reflected the stance.
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Baltimore
Church of Marland
Opening urged for all exchanges in postwar finance
Sir George Pish of the British treasury urged a quick reopening of American and British exchanges after talks with the New York Stock Exchange committee. He cited signs of restoration of confidence and called for a moratorium on collateral for 90 days after opening. He planned further discussions with Washington officials and to issue an important statement next week.
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Newark
George Pish
America
Batusn
New York Stock Exchange
Isstil Me
George Devlares
Paxland
Amati
Eng
George
Georges Visin
Todiy
Neabers
Hanks
Stouk
Juans
Georga
J P Morean & Co
Washington
New York
Coffes
Mo Exchange of London
Tia
Ferola Bighur
Fur Ay & Ld
Hauidaling
St Mandgert
En York
Texans Vote On Cotton Acreage
Texans will vote November 2 on reducing cotton acreage as announced today by election officers in about fifty Texas counties. Other counties plan to arrange voting extensions or protests in the wake of the proposal.
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Texas
Trvas
Ais
Countes
Foreign Cotton Exports Increase and Market Outlook
New Orleans reports continued large exports boosting optimistic sentiment in cotton prices with January futures around 7.40 and spot middling levels rising. Demand for future contracts remains strong, while price quotes across grades show modest gains and concerns about December trading limits persist amid conference discussions in New York and London.
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New Orleans
Texas
Armive
Cotton Movement Across Markets in Late October Exports and Receipts
Weather notes accompany a dense cotton market report listing middling prices, receipts, exports, and stock at New York New Orleans Galveston Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk and other ports. The data spans weekly totals and daily movements with remarks on cool weather and frosts.
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Atonth
Atacke
Willington
Norfik
Wintermore Tock
Tirtan
Phil.delphii
Reraipis
Stouk Ano Mince Horts
Eeparts
Stecalpte
Unidentified woman killed in public safety incident near Cordere
An unidentified woman was found fatally harmed yesterday morning by a white man on Guim Tees swamp north of Cordere. A second wound pierced her arm. A witness saw the woman get off an early morning train. Police hold a black man for identification with no clear suspect yet.
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Cordere Wa
Dudnes
Guim Tees
Cordere
Local market prices and groceries listed in crowded table
A sprawling price list from Atlanta markets shows corrected grocery names and items with numerous figures for meats, canned goods, and staples. The long entry mixes produce, dairy, and meats with noted prices per crate or pound, including cattle and hog markets with ranges and references to bulk sacks and sacks of commodities.
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Ugiesuy Grocery Company
Jeff JU
Iud
Alligatur
Burcelo
Annane Humiar
Huyal
Doug Hillerah Dieue
Lima
Ecidex Grala
Wheat ends firmer after late session push
Chicago grain trading closes with wheat and corn rallying late on export demand rumors. Export sales for the day near 1.25 million bushels, with flour exports from the Pacific also cited. Coffee and cotton markets show mixed signals as general market sentiment improves gradually amid tighter supplies and ongoing export activity.
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Chicago
Gossi
Holand
Liverpool Cotton Market steady with US arrivals
Liverpool cotton sees steady demand with about 6 000 bales traded including 2 000 American on the basis of good middling. Imports total 12 911 bales, 10 217 American. prices for January February delivery cut by four points as exchange opens tomorrow.
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Liverpool
Coscunapot
Financial Markets Show Improvement Amid Foreign Demand
New York markets moved higher as investment demand strengthened and foreign interests pursued notes around ten million dollars monthly at 5 percent. Consolidated Gas issued 6 percent notes trading above par, while U S Steel and bank reserves showed gains. London exchange talks and war-era trade frictions influenced sentiment.
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New York
Sumerova Hetter
Uist
Fondon
Joans Lenge
Dues
Dewialon
Mmtinly
London Exchange
Interiot
Ike
United States Steel
Bank Clearngy
Feland
Pas
Naval Stores in Savannah Receipts and Shipments
Savannah reports turpentine prices and shipments with figures for October. Notable entries include 475 shipments of rosin and 7424 sh shipments of pitch. Prices show nominal changes and market activity appears limited with bids or sales not clearly documented.
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Savannah
Poultry Prices and Receipts At Market Reported In New York Area
A historic market snippet lists poultry items such as turkeys chickens and hens with receipts and prices. It notes unsettled poultry categories in New York October and mentions firms and deliveries in Michigan Minnesota and Dakota with references to frozen goods and fresh produce.
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Mark Caves
New York
Hyle Lewis
Sugar Market Report From New York Trade Desk
A brief market note from New York dated October 29 notes prices for raw sugar weak overall with refine activity cited at higher hand. References to centrifugal refined grade show mixed results and dull demand in the sector.
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New York
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