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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1915

Page

2

Fourth National Bank of Atlanta Announces Cotton Loan Plan

The Fourth National Bank of Atlanta unveils a warehouse loan plan for Georgia Florida and east Alabama cotton growers. Loans up to $300 or more are secured by cotton stored at Atlantic Compress warehouses at three quarters of market value for six months. Carrying charges apply plus 50 cents per 100 per month, with bank backing and reserve bank approval.

A. N. Berrien Georgia Alabama Florida Fourth National Bank Atlanta Atlantic Compress Company Atlanta,bank Joan Bank Federal Reserve Bank Reserve Bank M. B. Wellborn Federal Reserve Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Fourth National Wilson Pensacola Fla Anniston Dothan Eufaula Opelika Troy Montgomery Prorida Fourth National Bank of Atlanta Atlantic

Federal Reserve Banks Report Higher 30 Day PIlls Total

The Federal Reserve banks show a week’s rise in 30 day bills by nearly 1 million dollars in the September 3 condition, with total resources at 338.274 million and gold reserve at 33.3 percent. Liabilities include capital 54.762 million and reserve deposits 3312.316 million. The report notes cash reserve against net liabilities at 39.3 percent and 92.1 percent against notes in circulation.

Washington Federal Reserve Banks Federal Reserve ’Board United States Allver Federal Reserve

Weather damages cotton crop in west Georgia

Driving rain and high winds hit west Georgia. Report states cotton crops suffered damage as fields opened. the damage assessment focuses on the crop condition around Columbus on September 4.

West Georgia Columbus West Georgia

Weekly Review Dry Goods Market Update in New York

New York market note reports rising prices and firmer demand in cotton goods, prints, ginghams, and dress goods. Dealers show confidence in cotton values and improved export shipments despite unsettled exchange with London. dyestuffs remain tight and mills run irregularly.

New York London Dusinesa

Female college opens at LaGrange Thursday

LaGrange Ga September 4 Special The seventy fourth annual region of the Southern Female college opens next Thursday September 9 Nearly all of the large number of students will arrive on that date Preliminary examinations will begin at once The first chapel exercises will be held Friday morning at 11 o clock Prof J B Ricketson who will again head this famous old institution states that the prospects this year are promising Already many applications have been sent in by both old and new students

LaGrange Southern Female College J. B. Ricketson

LaGrange Court Convenes for September Term

The regular September quarterly term of the LaGrange city court opens next Monday with Judge Frank Harwell presiding. The appearance docket is to be taken up Saturday, September 11, and the criminal docket will begin the following Monday.

Prisoner Recaptured After 11 Mile Train Chase

Deputy Marshal J V Lasseter recaptured J C Thomas after he jumped from a moving passenger train during his transfer from Augusta to Atlanta. The chase spanned 11 miles through the country ending in Social Circle where Thomas was re arrested after eluding cuffs. He faced trial for check passing in Atlanta.

Social Circle J. V. Lasseter Municipal Court J.C. Thomas Augusta Atlanta Thomas Lasseter

JUDGE Curtis M Wise Dies At 43 In Georgia

Curtis M Wise longtime Ben Hill Ordinary died at home in Bitewerald Georgia at age 43 Born in Indiana he moved to Georgia in 1885 as secretary of Old Soldiers colony He served as city clerk and later county ordinary He was a member of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons Knights Templar and Shriners Survived by wife two daughters Rhea and Margaret and one son John Funeral Sunday at First Baptist Church under Knights Templar Gethsemans commandery auspices

Bitewerald Curtis M. Wise Clase Wise Indiana Old Soldiers’ Colony Hen Hilt J Ita Hhs Rhea Margaret John Ban- Hat Church Gethsemans Commandery Knights Templars

New Rates to Griffin Expected by January 1

Griffin Ga September 4 Special A letter to Secretary Royster of the local board of trade from J P Webster of the railroad commission of Georgia says the interstate commerce commission has extended the time for revising interstate rates to Griffin to January 1 1916. Local complaints led by W H Beck special attorney prompted favorable action. An order for revision was issued and the heavy volume of publishing work caused the extensions. Publications are anticipated by January 2 with relief sought. Atlanta rates will rise generally though Griffin should see regulation and removal of prior arbitrary rates.

Griffin Royster Board of Trade Railroad Commission of Georgia Interstate Commerce Commission Interstate Commerce Commissions W. H. Beck Atlanta

Eight Year Old Cyclist Rides 42 Miles to Oxford

Franz Hehr Stewart eight years old, son of Professors Joseph and Mrs Stewart of the state university, rode his bicycle from Athens to Oxford. He left at 6:30 a.m. and arrived at 2:30 p.m., after a lunch stop in Social Circle.

Oxford Franz Hehr Stewart Joseph KR Stewart univeral_ty Sallie Emmie Stewart Athens

Weevil Found in South Georgia Triggers Quarantine Talk

Thomasville Georgia September 4. State Entomologist E Lee Worsham announces the boll weevil has entered Georgia after investigations at the Thomasville experiment station and surrounding county. Movement from Alabama extends toward Boston area. Quarantine urged for several extreme southwest counties and fresh precautions planned. Coffins made of paper in France.

Thomasville Georgia E. Lee Worsham Mr. Worsham S. Spooner Thomasville Experiment D. Dwight Pierce George D. Smith United States Bureau of Entomology Alabama Boston Monticello Fla Worsham Athens Price Gtate Ste Worsham

No Trace Of Fugitives In Georgia Prison Escape

Minedgeville Ga September 4 Deputy Warden W R Seay reports no definite word on the hunt for New York Gary the alleged post office robber who escaped Thursday with another prisoner The prison has no working search crew and police sheriffs in the region have been notified and are watching for leads hourly expected to yield information leading to the fugitives capture

Grocers and Butchers Close Labor Day Early

Members of the Retail Grocers and Butchers association will shut shops at 1 PM on Monday to allow employees time to take part in the Labor Day celebration.

Retail Grocers and Butchers’ Association

Unitarian Church Opens September Services at 301 West Peachtree

Opening Sunday services at the Unitarian Church 301 West Peachtree street promise unusual interest. The sermon by Dr. J. W. Conkling is titled Ao Ancient Prophecy and a Modern Fulfillment. A male quartet choir will sing two numbers.

Unitarian Church Peachtree Street J. W. Conkling

These Men Had Catarrh They Both Took Peruna

Two Chicago men share experiences with Peruna claiming relief from chronic catarrh hay fever and cataract like symptoms. J Louisa Pfau Jr describes long hay fever relief after using Peruna and Charles S Many reports prior eye and nasal issues improving after taking the remedy.

Peruna J. Louisa Pfau, Jr la Salle St Chicago

Sixth District School to Open Tuesday at Barheaville

Barheaville Ga September 4 Special The Sixth District A M L school will formally open Tuesday with attendance expected to reach capacity Admission may be denied to some applicants due to space Principal W H Maxwell and faculty report strong prospects for the most successful year since the school was established All departments are functioning and 1125 students have registered and are ready for work

Barheaville W. HE. Maxwell

Palmer Won’t Run Against Judge Gilbert in Georgia Race

Columbus Ga September 4 Special Hon George Palmer will not seek Congress or re election as solicitor general of the Chattahoochee circuit He would run for the circuit judgeship if Judge Gilbert did not seek reelection but with Gilbert understood to run Palmer plans no campaign for the judgeship either

Columbus Spesisl George Palmer Congress Chattahooches Palmer Gibert Gilbert

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