Telephone tariff notice from The Constitution
Telegraph and newspaper text announces subscription rates in Atlante with monthly and weekly costs. Advertising manager R Holliday outlines territory, and John Corrigan is Washington bureau staff correspondent in charge. The Constitution lists New York distribution points and disclaims responsibility for advance payments to out of town carriers or agents.
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Atlante
Wianes
R. Holliday
Constitution Bounding
Jaglé
Atlanta
Washington
N. W
John Corrigan
Constitution
New York City
Iemue
Kotaing
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times
Thirty-eighth
Twenty-ninth
Dealera
Agenta
Atlanta Spirit Revitalized by Pedder Address
J E Pedder of Bradstreet outlined Georgia progress and need for empire builders in Atlanta. He cited farm outputs, acres sown, and dollars per acre, urging continual civic effort, parks, schools, and public works to sustain growth and ward off rivals.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Mingis
Iowa
Mr. Pedder
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Clib
Retail Merchants’ Association
United
Atlanta club forms around business leaders for city improvements
A newly organized group in Atlanta gathers top local businessmen to advise, urge, and oversee municipal improvements. The initiative centers on fostering practical projects and engaging with city leaders to drive progress.
DeKalb Plans One Day Fair To Showcase County Progress
DeKalb County Georgia invites acclaim for a November 10 one day fair held around the courthouse. Farmers and wives will display top products from soil and dairy, with animals and rural science offerings. The event aims to spark public spirit and challenge neighboring counties to match DeKalb’s agricultural progress.
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Georgia
DeKalh
DeKalb County
Dexsib
Armers
DeKalb
Renfroe Defends Street Committee Chair Post
The Constitution publishes a statement by Councilman J N Renfroe refuting charges of undue use of his position as street committee chairman. The paper lauds his record as above reproach, noting his contractor builder background and thoughtful, efficient leadership.
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J.N. Renfroe
Renfroé
Renfroe
Grassology as foundation for Georgia cattle feeding
A Georgia community opinion argues the study of grasses, or Grassology, is essential to profitable cattle farming. It urges developing the grass industry to feed cattle efficiently, protect land, and rebuild postwar cattle productivity, noting boll weevil pressure and looming European demand for skilled pasture workers.
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South
Georgia
R. Prank Mebane
Spray
N. C
Europe
Ita
A Georgia Scene of Faith and Folklore in Prose and Verse
A garbled Georgia page features rustic figures and proverbs from Wisdom and Wayside, blending poems and fables with headlines about Arkansas mosquitoes, optimistic editorials, and dime-store philosophy. It weaves faith in providence with weathering hardship and hints at a broader cultural tapestry.
Indiana Wheat for Belgium Relief Effort
Indiana farmers donate crops for Belgian relief with Henry Lane Wilson confirming the plan to ship fifty to sixty carloads of wheat. The Indiana relief commission aims to send a food ship to Belgium and notes the appeal touches both charity and the agricultural education push for grasses and cattle.
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Indiana
Belgium
New York World
Belgian Relief Commission
Henry Lane Wilson
Councilman Renfroe Answers Critics on Ward Paving Funds
Renfroe defends his First Ward record amid criticism from self styled city Paviors. He notes $777 in tree paving for the ward and compares assessed values across wards, contending first ward remains worst off for street conditions despite higher valuation. He lists a table of free paving by ward and city financed works, concluding with a claim of transparency and no selfish motive.
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Renfroe
Atlanta
Simpson Street
Eighth Ward
Ninth Ward
Fulton County
PeKalb County
Tenth Ward
Nelson Street
First Ward
Granger Street
Pryor Street
Second Ward
Hunt Street
Fourth Ward
Ponce
e'Leon
North Avenue
Gilmer Street
Sixth Ward
East Baker
Hunplcutt Street
Park Street
Seventh Ward
Dann Street
Ashby Street
Oak Street
Lucile Avenue
Sells Avenue
Hurt Street
Murphy Avenue
Fifth Street
Cascade Avenue
Wylie Street
Third Ward
Flat Shoals Road
Whitehall Street
McDaniel Street
Chestnut
Rene Roe
Shipp Urges Georgia Warehouse Bill Aimed at Farmers Aid
Representative Robert L. Shipp argues in the Constitution that a warehouse bill, prepared with Senator McLaurin and Adams, would empower farmers by storing cotton in local warehouses and using it as collateral for low interest loans through banks tied to the Federal Reserve. He notes potential pushback from large centers but asserts the measure benefits farmers and could raise farm income by tens of millions.
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Farmers’ Union
Atlanta
Ito
McLaurin
South Carolina
Adams
Georgia
South Carolna
South
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
Savannah
Adam
Ator McLaurin
Federal Reserve Bank
Robert L.' Shipp
Wisien
Europe
Faeland
Eneray
Southy
Eptton
Atlanta Ad Men Urge Georgia Prosperity and Public Works
James E. C. Pedder of The Bradstreet company fires up Atlanta Ad Men with a call to high investment in roads, parks, schools, and public comforts. He argues Georgia and Atlanta have vast resources, and warns that neglect will curb growth while praising the Atlanta spirit and a southern industrial rebound.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Ansley
James E. C. Pedder
Bradstreet Company
Mir
Peddgx
Illinois
South
Deuid Hills
East Lake
Gollexe Fark
Decatur
Buckhead
Stone Mountain
Fulton
Decountrie
Merchant
Banker
Angehouse
Jast
The Science of Grossology and Georgia Farmers
An editorial urging Georgia youth to study geography and animal industry, highlighting the by products of cotton, Bermuda grass, burr clover, and cotton seed hulls as key feeds. It promotes grass and cattle as vital for winter sustenance, anticipates postwar markets in Russia, and argues grass and cattle development will reduce cotton slavery in the South.
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South
Georgia
Bermuda
Purta
Ivorgia
St Perton
Ilindis
America
Europe
Asia
Russia
Atlan
Mebane
Spray
Rippling Rhymes by Walterson Dreams Realized
A poem about youth dreams of future splendor and fame, contrasted with aging and poverty. It weighs the pull of fortune against disillusion, noting some chase glory while others lose hope and follow empty promises.
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Troy
Goshen
Sidly
Echewa Bis Galways
Elysian
Autumn Song by Augusta Wally
A poem in four seasons expresses fleeting autumn glow and returning spring. Nature imagery includes moonlit rushes and opal tones while noting yearly cycles of joy, renewal, and seasons partage.
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Augusta
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Clark Howell
Roby Robinson
Abert Howell, Jr
E.R. Binck
H.W. Grady
United States
Mexico
Mexica
MR. Renfroe
L. Stawrors
Ian’ Wu
Eeees
Voice of the Winds
Arkansas
Walnut Ridge Blade
Clarence Vandiger
Allela
Iron Mountain
Hoxie
Billyle
Winife
Mars
Arkansas Gazette
Plutimer
Altheimer Times
Itcht
Macon
Shipp
Southland
Pedder
Nehwaye
Empire Mirders
West
Middle States
Stianta
Tomingrot
South Asia
Cotter
Ner
Walterson
Galluys
Rill Pond
Dearie
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