Tom B French Promoted To Advertising Manager
The Constitution announces promotions in the advertising department effective Monday September 20. Thom pson French for fifteen years with The Constitution is made manager of the local advertising department and will be known as a live wire in aggressive promotion. Clifford L Lochridge becomes assistant advertising manager, rising from clerk to major supervisory role. Edward M Chapman will head the real estate pages and want ads. Joc Hoerine and Leon Florine handle classified advertising, Joe Heard runs the tele phone want ad section, and Frank J Whiteside returns to assist the advertising department. The changes are praised as strengthening the paper’s advertising power.
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Tog Kelly
Thompson
Constitution
Tom French
Dam
Clifford L. Lochridge
Edward M Chapman
Want Ad
Wantad
Mr Chapman
Joc Hoerine
Leon Florine
Joe
Frank J Whiteside
Atlanta Boy
New York City
Entrance Examinations Begin at Georgia Tech
Entrance exams opened yesterday at Georgia Tech with a full campus all day as new students arrived and old men returned to prepare for the year. Fraternities are active as rush continues and football practice starts with many new faces showing. The opening chapel exercises are set for Monday morning at 9:30.
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Georgia Tech
Bach BS
Exery
Jdly
Oclak
New Bank in White County Receives Charter
The White County Bank was granted a charter yesterday by Secretary of State Philip Cook. With a capital of $26,000, the bank will be located in Cleveland White county, one of Georgia's counties without railroad service. Incorporators include C. H Kyde J D Hulsey J B Skelton LA P J Kinemer Alex Davidson and others of White county.
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White County
Philip Cook
Cleveland
Georgia
C. H Kyde J D Hulsey
J. B_skelton
LA PJ Kinemer
Alex’ Davidson
Ath
Sweaters and Coats for Women and Children in War Robe
The Woman's Home Companion endorses sweaters as practical school coats for children and women. We offer pure wool shrunken sweaters in white red gray black with various styles and prices from $1.50 to $7.50 for long coats and heavy knitted garments, suitable for athletics, motoring, and shopping.
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Ann
Increased Fertilizer Sales Report for 1906 08 Season
The state department of agriculture official bulletin shows ordinary fertilizer sales for 1906-08 totaling 884 298 tons, up 41 620 tons from the previous season. Growth since 1874, when sales were 49 648 tons, reflects rising inspection tags and more brands registered, reaching 3 274 brands in 1908 09.
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State Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
African healer claims cure for pellagra in Africa
Durham, Sept 21 reports an African missionary and Cambridge graduate, J s Ordorde-Terry, says herbivorous treatment cures Pellagra in Africa by 90 percent. Doctors study his formula and report 85 percent success with African cases. He claims British doctors also deem the disease not highly dangerous.
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Durham
J. S Ordorde-Terry
Cambridge
England
Africa
Terry
Chatsworth Opens Local Cotton Market With First Bale Sale
Chatsworth Ga September 22 The first bale of cotton sold in the open market at Chatsworth was auctioned yesterday about 8000 bales valued in the county. Previously cotton moved through Dalton Calhoun and Cleveland Tenn. The town has launched its own market and will buy most of Murray county’s crop this year. The bale was also the first ginned by the new modern ginnery at Chatsworth.
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Chatsworth
Dalton
Calhoun
Cleveland
Tenn
Murrey
Aso
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Heystone
A Steam Heating CO
Marietta Street
Tel—Main
Odet Boller
Official Bulletin
Amas Beverag
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn
ST. Louis, MO
James F. Lynch
Atlanta, Ga
McCord Place
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