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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
4
The California Fig Syrup Co offers a simple pleasant laxative combining Syrup of figs and Senna. Physicians approve it for family use as gentle yet prompt. Buy only the genuine product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co, 50 cents per bottle.
The wheat market was buoyant with prices advancing from session lows and closing with net gains around 5 to 34 percent. Strong volume and active trading by professionals supported the move as advances in futures and cash parts reflected improving demand and expectations amid regional conditions.
A dense list from Atlanta and New York markets shows September oats and December wheat rising on short-covering, with spot prices and futures at mixed levels. Prices span fruits, vegetables, canned goods, meats, and staples, including cucumbers, peppers, oats, cheese, sardines, and flour, reflecting a broad trade day with strong demand signals and corrected entries.
Property transfers list includes numerous deeds and loans across Hartwell streets and avenues, with amounts from 40 to 12 000 dollars. The Hartwell Public Schools inaugurate fall term with new faculty led by Superintendent Ernest Dillard and principal Atlee King, staffing a growing educational program.
A lengthy deposition outlines Hurt's communications with J S Turner about wardens and company management at a North Georgia mining operation. It details appointments, removals, and alleged promises by officials including Secretary Yancey, plus a November 1904 memorandum and correspondences between Hurt, Turner, and Captain Yancey regarding a contract and supervisory duties. The narrative emphasizes Turner's role and Hurt's insistence on prior arrangements and veracity in testimony.
A community gathering scheduled for 3 PM at Ames aims to unite fruit growers from nearby towns. The meeting plans to discuss peace efforts, local concerns, and cooperative actions led by organizers including Smyth, Titer, and Murph. Strong local turnout expected.
An extended marble tale recounts a monkey acting as a doctor and treating a patient. The scene unfolds with the creature examining the patient, guiding actions, and using a dish stand while the group watches.
A garbled wartime era notice from Montgomery Alabama references K EK K Flour substitutes and veteran payments. It mentions aims to end wartime costs and notes a large sum around 60,000 but the details are unclear.
Ballard Optical Co at 76 Peachtree Street Atlanta Ga touts bifocals that combine reading and walking lenses in one frame. Excludes outer corner light and prevents lashes from touching lenses, praised by leading oculists as best glasses. customers urged to inquire about their experience.
Marquis Inouye once served as Japan's foreign minister and Berlin ambassador. He was a pivotal elder statesman and mentor to Katsunosuke Inouye. His illness worsened and recovery was not expected. He previously held finance and other cabinet posts.
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