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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
2
A marketing piece extols gloves spanning history from Teutons to modern brands, praising the store’s Glove Department and fit expertise. It lists a wide range of glove styles with prices and makers, emphasizing quality, reliability, and a South-wide reputation for the right gloves.
W A Winburn chief witness for Central of Georgia Rail defends rate plans and income strategies while stressing need for higher charges to sustain operations. Lowside and Nashville line official E B Hedgecock and Louisville Nashville associate W Harrison present data on earnings, costs, and corporate ties to Ocean Steamship Company. Proceedings noted as Commission Cockrell presides with Clements and Lane reassigned.
The advertisement notes enduring popularity of Blue Ribbon Vanilla Extract with a sale that continually rises, highlighting steady demand and long standing consumer preference.
City executive committee will meet in the council chamber at noon tomorrow to declare the nomination of the third ward councilman candidate. Chairman W W Gains and Secretary Charles N Allen issued the official call to all members. other business of importance will be transacted. Voters in one county show 2710 registered, with 2448 white and 205 colored residents. registrars are purging the list. A fatal horse accident near Tennessee claims Samuel Thomas, a 74 year old farmer and father of Rev Trigg Thomas, minister in Kansas.
Georgia campaign day in Floyd County begins with a parade and fair at DeSoto Park. Gov elect Brown, welcomed by Col Lindsey Johnson, toured grounds and spoke about white primary and party loyalty. He praised democracy, urged farm interests, and cited two Bryan votes.
The National Association of Cotton Manufacturers met at Saratoga for its eighty fifth annual session. Papers on cotton trade topics were presented. Welcome remarks opened the morning, with Cycles T. Plunkett delivering the president’s address. The gathering included a tour of the General Electric plant at Schenectady and a closing convention scheduled for Thursday.
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