Builders Exchange Seeks Prison Improvements in Fulton County
Representatives from the Atlanta Builders' Exchange urged Fulton County commissioners to build a new prison with sanitary sleeping quarters lighting ventilation baths and regimen to ensure convicts can cleanse themselves before night. The commission referred the resolutions to the buildings committee for detailed consideration.
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Atlanta Builders’ Exchange
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Fulton County
Committee On
Builders’ Exchange
Charles William Bernhardt
Board of County Commissioners
Bernhardt
R M Walker
Exchange
Paul Wesley
Boyd Perry
LT Whitliclad
Atlanta
Tech Night School Registration to Open Sept 13
Professor Nesbit, dean of the free night school at Georgia Tech, announces fall term registration starts Monday September 13 and runs through September 19. Applications may be made now at Tech or by postcard for an application blank. The term begins September 20. The contingent fee for lights, heat and power, now reduced from 500 to 3.00, enables free use of Tech equipment and faculty for those unable to attend day classes.
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J N G Nesbit
Georgia School of Technology
Tech
US Wus
Freeight
State of Georgia
Fifth Ward Club to Discuss $4.36 Million Bond Issue
At tonight’s meeting of the Fifth Ward improvement club the proposed municipal bond issue of 4 358 000 will be taken as a special order. Dr W D B Summerall superintendent of Crady hospital Woade Smith waterworks general manager and Prof L M Landrum superintendent of public schools will address members on needs in their departments. The bond ordinance provides 100 000 for schools for Grady hospital and 750 000 for the waterworks.
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Fifth Ward Improvement Club
English Avenue Podge
W DB Summerall
Crady Hospital
Woade Smith
City Waterworks
L Mt Landrum
Grady Hospital
Four More Candidates Enter Race by Paying Fees
Four additional candidates entered the Hist election by paying entrance fees to J E Belcher, secretary of the sub committee of the democratic executive committee. A W Karlinger and Walter Dillon join the fourth ward, Charles Alverson joins the first ward, and Fred C Woodall joins the third ward, bringing total entrants to ten. Farlinger seeks succession in the fourth ward, Woodall opposes OT Camp and Carl Harlin, Alvergon had previously run without opposition in the first ward, and L Toten had announced for the fast last week but withdrew.
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J E Belcher
Democratic Executive Committee
W Karlinger
Walter Dillon
Charles Alverson
Fred C Woodall
Pais
Farlinger
Almeel
Woodall
OT Camp
Carl Harlin
Alvergon Igining
L Toten
Lectures on War by Dr J J Hall at Jynee Avenue Church
Dr J J Hall secretary of the Georgia Peace Society will deliver four lectures on The Crime of War at Jynee Avenue Baptist Church beginning next Sunday night. Subjects include Krist War Humanity v War and Experiences in the War with a popular character and good music throughout.
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J J Hall
Georga Peace Society
Delver
Jynee Avenue Baptist Church
Four hundred bales of cotton sold at nine cents
In Americus on September 1 a sale at the Cornell warehouse drew strong demand for 400 bales of excellent cotton. The sale price was well above normal, marking the largest of the season as cotton continues to move quickly through southeastern Georgia with much of the crop expected to be gathered in September.
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Americus
Cornell
Georgia
Cushing
Reg Layton
JAS Big Buckort
Luele Sum Oil Company
t#ake
Mutual
Headache Relief Advert Plaints An Ancient Cure
An old advertisement touts Ano-kamma and AK Tablets as cures for headaches. It promises permanent relief, claims permanent cure, and urges readers to buy dosages from druggists. It warns of a “lick-headache” and prescribes two tablets at onset, then one tablet every two hours during attack for relief.
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Oues
Isc
Bes
Boas
Jones Ibe Terroza
Story Telling Hour To Be Resumed At Carnegie Library
Story telling hour resumes at the Carnegie Library of Atlanta on Friday September 3. Two daily sessions at 3 30 for younger children and 4 for older children feature fairy tales legends and spring stories plus opera stories with concert records. Books tied to the readings will be displayed to promote reading.
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Carnegie Library
Carnegisbrary
Atlanta
Anne Wallace
Oakland City Library
Uncle Remus
Municipal Warehouse Plan May Be Tested
Councilman A W Farlinger leads a push for a municipal warehouse to serve all city departments. Ho M Beutel offers his Bellwood avenue warehouse with spur access from the Southern railway for city use at no cost through next January. Bertell, ex-council member, urges thorough testing and agrees to provide the space without charge.
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A W. Farlinger
Ho M Beutel
Bellwood Avenue
Southern Railway
Far- Unger
Bertell
City warehouse space proposal and savings claim
The statement describes a space of about space of about ,000 square feet and an acre of ground near Bethea for storing sewer pipe and other city materials. Farlinger asserts the city could save as much through the general municipal warehouse as through the city purchasing agent, which amounted to $78,000 last year.
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Bethea
Farlinger
Dr Vining Bound Over For Alleged Narcotic Act Violation
Dr J H Vining was bound over to the grand jury on narcotic act charges after testim ony that he prescribed for patients without diagnosis and another witness said he obtained morphine from him without being his patient.
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Dr. Vining
J. H Vining
Vining
Harp Singers to Meet at Red Men's Wigwam
The tenth annual Sacred Herp Singing convention will be held at the Red Men’s wigwam starting Saturday morning and continuing through Sunday, per Robert M Ford chaplain.
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Red Men’s
Robert M Ford
Officer Malone Bravery Told In a Letter to Chief
A letter to Police Chief W M Mayo from real estate dealer T S Slappey recounts Policeman R E Malone stopping a runaway team at Edgewood Avenue and Pryor Street. Malone leaped into the street and held the nearest horse by its bridle, halting the danger to bystanders and saving lives.
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R E Malone
Pryor Street
Wolgawood
Malone
Falce
M. Mayo
T S
Slappey
Edgewood Avenue
Mr Slapney
Maigne
Dairy Farm Bought in Thomasville Georgia
September 1 report from Thomasville Georgia notes a special item: the purchase of an important dairy farm. Details on parties and price are not disclosed in the visible text.
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Dairy Farm
Thomasville
Malaria a Blood Trouble S S S Conquers It
Malaria impoverishes the blood and weakens the system. The S S S tonic is promoted as destroying germs and poison, revitalizing red blood cells, and relieving ague, headache, chills, and fever with quick vigor restoration. Get S S S from your druggist.
Uncle Sam Oil Company promotes Osage lease amid trust battle
Prominent Kansas oil pamphlet touts Uncle Sam Oil Company as a bold independent rival to the trust. It claims a long pipeline, multiple refineries, Osage lease validation efforts, and a national investor drive to finance new wells and a 151 mile pipeline, while denouncing oil monopolies and urging public support.
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Special Stock Offer From Uncle Sam Oil Co Kansas City KS
A stock solicitation announces remittance for issued shares from Uncle Sam Oil Co of Kansas City Kansas with a listed amount and multiple share quantities including 10 000 and 20 000 shares, requesting the remitter name and full street address.
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