Lipton Day Excites Atlanta Social Circles At State Fair
Sir Thomas Lipton is expected to act as a judge at the October horse show during the Georgia State Fair, drawing intense interest from Atlanta and state society. Elaborate preparations include open air events at Piedmont Park, with fashion frocks and social leaders shaping the program.
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Thomas Lipton
Atanta
Gentemen
South
Mil Umers
Modistea
Dublin
London
Piedmont
al- Jana
Sir Thomas
Sr Phuman
New York
Willis Reagan
Flurope
Atlanta
Reigan Oni
City Council Debates Slaughter House Site and Utilities Plan
The Atlanta city council discussed opposition to exporting meat and designating a stockade site for a new sanitary slaughter house. A plan to widen Exchange Place sidewalk was approved and a $12 000 paving appropriation for Peachtree Street was not moved. Frank G Lake was named water commissioner, and a push to expand municipal gas and electric services faced defeat. Henry L. Collier urged caution on the slaughter house project citing animal welfare and city horse concerns.
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Key
Planta
Jooking
Council
Atlanta
Atlittty
Board of Health
White
Henry L. Collier
Colfer
Kent
Atlanta Council Deliberates on Franchises and Municipal Ownership
The Atlanta council discusses adding citizens to a special committee to inspect gas and electric plants, votes on appointing a seven member group, and considers municipal ownership. It also passes ordinances enforcing penalties for parents allowing minors in public drinking dives and for dive premises. A serious fatal shooting by a 1 year old is noted in fragmentary remarks.
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Clix
Atlanta Gases Light Company
Aldaranan Key
Wake Smith George Hillyer Bam
Jonen H A Boynton
Joel Hart
Thia
Gubpena
Patterson
Alferman Key
Georgia Railway and 'Slectre Company
Patter
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Comerifetes
Hirsch
Jian Draper
Quillian
Uranimounts
Key
Mo- Mon
Ellis
Quinlan
Pach
Sould
Ells
Alupman Key
Leath
Quillian and
Rex Dr Ho HM Proctor
Colored Congregational Church
Atlanta
SEPT MBI 6 T9068
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Plereng LC Geet Eae
City council weighs sidewalk widening and slaughterhouse bids
Debate over widening Exchange Place sidewalk to B feet favors property owners while opponents fear a monopoly on meat inspection and higher prices. The sanitary slaughterhouse proposal for the city stockade site faced strong opposition, and the special privilege measures were voted down and sent back to committees as council adjourned to resume discussions on licenses for the coming year.
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Exchange Place
Council
Ibecause
Atlanta
Macon
Joel Hurt
Specis
White McLendon
Tate
Board of H
Elasion
Courtland
Winn
Martin
Social Committee
Lprinon Committee
Foumil
Cermes
Restaurania
Sam Jones Tabernacle Meet Cartersville GA
Sam Jones tabernacle meet in Carterville GA from September 16 to 23. Wastern and Atiatic RoR will call at Atlanta Delton and intermediate stations to Carteres with one fare round trip. Oliver and other ministers lead music and crowds welcomed with hospitality. Three daily sermons from 10:30 am to 3 pm. Boston birthday noted with anniversary events and opening of offic. city tax notices announce installment payments to avoid rush. Pain relief from Smiths Blood and Liver Syrup cited by customer.
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Sam Jones
Cartersville
Asil Uckete
Auanta
Delton
Cartermlle
Chas F Harwan Gener
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Sinter
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Littl
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Denialeville
Athens
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Daniel Brothers Co
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J.M. Sigh Co
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Choice
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Sale
Piedmont Ave
Driving Club
Forrest
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Tripod Paint CO
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