Telephone Directory Advertising Rates in The Constitution
Postal notice shows subscription and postage rates for United States and Mexico with 1916 figures. Mentions main office in Atlanta and Washington Bureau contact, plus carrier and out-of-town delivery terms and distribution points in New York.
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Poest
Atlanta
United States
Mexico
Imo
Daly
Qutaide
Holliday
Constitution Building
Almager
Washington
No. 1727S Street
N. W
John Corrigan
Atlanta School Opens With Promises Of Better Year
Atlanta public schools began the term amid general optimism despite unfinished buildings and crowding from delays. The city’s 85,000 budget boost in June is cited as essential to avoid a long disruption, with a warning that constant preparedness and permanent improvements are needed to handle growing demand. The article also covers the boll weevil conference in Thomasville and stresses diversification and home-grown foods as key strategies for Georgia farmers to endure pest pressures.
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Atlanta
Board of Education
Consolidated English Commercial High School
Georgia State Board of Entomology
Thomasville
South Georgia
Georgia
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
BE. A. Fitzgerald
Vicksburg Herald
Constitution Today
South
Dre Dali
Wile King
Growth and school funding spark Atlanta council push
As Atlanta grows, officials warn that delay in funding will halt progress and urge continued appropriation. The Constitution commends the education board for reorganizing the system to meet rising demand, noting past underfunding and the move toward equal hours and access for every child and teacher, ending the old two-tier seating issue.
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Council
Atlanta
Board of Education
Boosting the Home Town and Civic Pride in Alabama News
A Talladega Daily Home feature urges readers to promote and support local business, public institutions, and civic effort. It stresses pride in the town, cooperation with public officers, and presenting favorable local advantages to visitors and potential traders. It cites George Bailey on crops and includes commentary on perseverance and uplifting messages.
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George Bailey
Erer Wittens
Cheerful verse and war rhymes in The Dalton Citizen
A rustic sampler from The Dalton Citizen showcases printer poet Souz of Cheer James Wells with a cheerfully admonishing song Brace up about misfortune and false friends. Judd Lewis contributes a war themed rhyming piece while The Houston Post excerpt, The Flag homage, and Clio Harper’s verse satire the political scene and Woodrow Wilson.
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James Wells
Dalton
Judd Lewis
Bishop Nelson Praises Constitution Editorial in Georgia
Episcopal Bishop Charles W. Huber commends the Constitution Daily Teshuoe for its editorials resisting vitriol toward Georgia. He urges the people to bury past failures and press on with courage and hope, noting that brave hearts win enduring victories.
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Bishop Nelson
Constitution
Breda
K Mon Do
Georgia
Teshuoe
K. Nelson
Diocese
Avianta
Worth Georgia
Secretary Cook Urged to Include Auto Tax in Extra Session
Hearings in Sumter county against Secretary of State Phil Cook seek to compel payment of 1065 dollars to the general road fund from automobile tag tax. The case challenges the tax law's constitutionality, with a Chatham suit already ruled unconstitutional. Supreme Court decision expected soon. rural registration thresholds block county funds. Cook urges Jones bill emergency consideration in the extra session.
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Cook
Sumter County
Phil Cook
Fulton Eupérier Court
Rothce
Chatham Superior Court
Supreme Court of Georgia
Chatham
Chariton
Savannah
Supreme Court
Sumter
Georgia
General Assembly
Ita
Harris
Quest
Sumters
Secretary
General Road Fund
Secretary of State
Ft Ia
Nome
Young Ladies Sell Tickets For Georgia Film
Twenty five Atlanta Y W C A members begin a ticket sale campaign on street corners for the five reel Georgia motion picture to be shown at the Auditorium Armory Thursday evening. Tens of thousands are expected to view the exhibit with inmates of orphanages schools and visiting delegations among attendees. Tickets cost 16 cents with sale also at local drug stores and the Armory.
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Atlanta Y. W. Cal
Georgia
Auditorium Armory
Moving Picture Film
Cone
Brown & Allen
Elkin Drug Company
Phillips & Crew
Cable Fiano Company
Atlanta
Decatur
Hapeville
William L. Percy
DeKalb County Board of Trade
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Auditorium
Hoy Scouts of
Scott. Candler
Bayne Gibson
Ad Men's Club
Georgia Harvest Festival offers 1500 in float prizes
Prizes totaling 1500 dollars were announced for agricultural floats in the Georgia Harvest Festival parade. Counties and individuals across the state plan entries with first prize of 1000 dollars and two 200 dollar awards, with entries limited to Georgia grown agricultural products. A simulated aerial battle with airships and a bombed fort will illuminate the event at Piedmont Park, overseen by Curtiss Exhibition arrangements and Captain Hector Worden.
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Harvest Festival Association
Agricultural Society of Georgiaa
Europe
Pacific Coast
Atlanta
Georgia
DeKalb
Sumter
Cobb
Flying Corps
Piedmont Park
Curtiss Exhibition Company
Clarke
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Hector Worden
Glenn Curtiss
Farmers Rally In Georgia To Fight Boll Weevil
State entomologist Lee Worsham announces a Thomasville meeting Friday to launch a comprehensive plan against boll weevil spread in southeast Georgia. Florida experts and U S Bureau of Entomology officials join as survey work continues in infested counties and surrounding areas.
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Lee Worsham
Thomasville
Georgia
Taylor
Fort Gibson
Miss
Thomanville
Mississippi-Southern Bane
Mississippi
United States
W.D. Pierce
United States Bureau of Entomology
Texas
Louisiana
W. EB. Hinds
State Department of
Alabama
Columbus
Fort Gaines
Thomzeville
Wier Attends Southern Labor Congress in Chattanooga
Wier, a leader in Atlanta labor circles and foreman of The Atlanta Journal, departs to serve as the Atlanta Typographical Union delegate to the Southern Labor Congress in Chattanooga. Jerome Jones, president of the congress and an Atlanta Typographical Union member, also travels to represent joined railroad and labor unions. The congress seeks remedial legislation in the southern states and will hold a session in Philadelphia.
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Wier
Southern Labor Congress
Chattanooga
Atlanta Typographical Union
Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
Aes
Jerome Jones
Congress
Jones
Atanta
Phroe Gaa
Dr Hinman Honored By National Dental Association
Dr Thomas P Hinman of Atlanta, a renowned dentist, was elected president of the National Dental Association for the coming year at the San Francisco convention. More than 16,000 dentists belong to the group, and next year’s meeting is set for Louisville.
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Thomas P. Hinman
Atlanta
National Dental Association
San Francisco
Hinman
Pacific Coast
America
Louisville
Pension sought by long serving Atlanta teacher
Miss Mar AR Grews after forty three years in Atlanta public schools filed for a pension. Several colleagues also seek pensions including Mrs. W. Johnson with thirty four years in teaching and Ada Ureokk with twenty years.
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Ies
Ada Ureokk
Misa Lila Patton
Diversification Chief Factor in Solution of Boll Weevil Problem
E A Fitzgerald of the Vicksburg Herald argues that cotton dependence must end in Georgia. He urges farmers to diversify into peas, grain, cattle, hogs, and poultry, grow early small acre cotton, and start canneries and creameries to weather boll weevil damage. He warns against repeated cotton attempts and encourages economic self-reliance and prudent tenancy practices.
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Georgia
Herald
Warren County
Mississippi
Atlanta Spirit
E. A. Fitzgerald
Vicksburg
Miss
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Houston Post
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Clio Harper
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Charles W, Huber
Georgia Products Picture
Georgia Harvest Festival
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