Georgia delegation seeks rivers and harbors chair
Washington reports the Georgia delegation backs Mr Adamson for the house rivers and harbors committee seat to replace the late Lester, but Speaker may choose Small of North Carolina as Williams pledged to him. Jones longrepresented the octet. Georgia's representation appears at risk as talks proceed. Special note mentions a Georgia railroad outing train at 8:30 Thursday.
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Lester
SMALL
North Carolina
Washington
Georgia
Congress
Adamson
Rivers and Harbors
House
Williams
Jones
Ex Confederate Dies in Spartanburg on West Main
Special to The Georgiaa Spartanburg June 26 H T Ferguson aged 62 years an ex Confederate veteran died at his home on West Main Street He was stricken with hemorrhage of the brain last Thursday evening The deceased was for a number of years a whisky dispenser in this city until the institution was voted out of the county
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Spartanburg
S&s. C
H. T. Ferguson
West Main Street
Reward Offered for Evidence in Wires Destruction Case
A reward of 500 dollars is offered for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who maliciously cut wires on a cable pole at a location referenced as A, as well as anyone damaging or interfering with the company property at any point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Noted Pearl Hunter Begins New Search
Special to The Georgian from Little Rock Arkansas June 26. George Gilliland one of the original pearl discoverers in Black river now works on White river below Clarendon. He found larger pearls after first selling at low prices and later sold to Tiffany for 16 000 and read Tiffany sold the same pearl for 45 000 in New York. He quit hunting for pearls but later bought from others, made 7000 in three months, then spent it. now digs shells in White river with about 1000 earned since January selling pearls.
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Little Rock
Ark
George Gilliland
Black River
White River
Clarendon
Gilliland
Tiffany
TS A A
New York
Shelila
As & Pearl
Will Select Place for Next Convention
Special from Charlotte June 26 reports Secretary Bryant of the American Cotton Manufacturers says the board of governors will meet next Saturday to elect the location of the 1907 annual convention. The last session was in May in Boston, and this meeting will be the first of the year. Graniteville’s J. H. Rennie chairs the board of governors and invitations will be extended to several cities, though the choice remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Bryant
American Cotton Manufacturers
board of govern+ ce
Fposrine
Shee Aoe
Mass
Boverers
H. Rennie
Graniteville
Stes
Governor Bob Taylor at Wesley Methodist Church
Gov Bob Taylor speaks at Wesley Methodist Church Thursday night June 28 promising plans and visions. Tickets sold at Edmondson's Drug Store 148 Broad St for 50 and 75 cents.
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Bob Taylor
Wesley Men
Edmondson’s Drug Store
Broad ST
Southern Society Notes Highlight Opelika Marriages and Visits
Opera and social happenings in Opelika and nearby Georgia towns recount weddings and family visits. Mr. T. Boothe Ingram hosts Mabel Ponder’s wedding with Rev. Atia Fallaterro officiating. Madge Fallaw marries J. W. Weaver in a reception filled with friends. Local residents, students, and visiting relatives are mentioned from Columbus to Auburn, Montgomery, Ridge Grove, and Pensacola with travel to LaGrange.
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Opelika
Ala
T. Boothe Ingram
Mabel Ponder
Walter Johnson
Columbus
Harles A. Toca
Kao
B. #. Ingram
Railroad Avenue
Madge Fallaw
R. H. Fallaw
J. W. Weaver
Thurmond
West Virginia
W. A. Laferro
Annis
W. O. Brownfield
Brownteli
Mra
Eld’ Perents
W. B. Gilmer
Montgomery
Belle Goldsmith
Fort de- We
A Holloway
L. Folsom
Ridge Grove
Epworth
Pensacola
Pierce Chapel
W. C. Hunter
Roanoke
Hogansvilld
Ava Reeves
Molena
Mattle Story
Chewacla
Jernigan
Birmingham
Ernigan
A. O. Allen
Berta
Kate Hudmon Cooper
Atlanta
John M. Fletcher
John, M. Jolly
Downs
Br Snresee
Herren
Gladys Harwal
Dadeville
Mra. M
North Eleventh
Robert Harrison
Union Spii
Opel
Tuscaloosa
Harrison
University of Alabama
Les Ent Ie Publicis
Ethel Maya
Ridge Fear
Howe
Arees
Gold Hill
Salas Ludie
Reuben Cumbie
Vive Points
Aas
J. Bureden
Lafayette
Mimi Nem
Dlapla
Five Points
Ruth
Edith Pieece
Epple Lee
Newatt
J. C. Hanson
B. J. Cox
AL. Dowdell
J. C. Dowdell
Auburn
Rev. C. Cornell
Mary Drake
Geowy
Mississippi
Elhy
Konja
College City
and Reeves
LaGrange
Semertline
Mitre le Bamford
Domino Club
Local Notices From Opelika and Nearby Towns
Opelika and surrounding communities share social updates. Mentions include visits by Miss Mary Siuntora and others, a marriage of Birmingham businessman Thomas J. Pinckard to Lucy Ledyard, and accompanying travels to Colorado Springs. Parochial and club gatherings surface, with Rev. John A. Simpson visiting Pineville and Brenau College summer programs drawing attendees from Roswell and Atlanta.
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Jams
Schuessler
McCall
Wwaleto Oir i Tower
Ben Well
Re Beritord
Mra
J. W. Williams
A. M. Buchanan
Mary Siuntora
Weaver
Trak Seen Cay
Jones
Arimerry
Berta Bridges
John G. Harris
Montgomery
Carrie Samford
Atlanta
William J. Samso
Berner Ghieds
Opelika
C. L. Hightower
C. J. Stewart
Thomas J. Pinckard
Birmingham
Lucy Ledyard
Albemarle
John A. Simpson
Pineville
Simpson
W. E. Simpson
J. 11. Bonaker
Tampa
Fla
A. 8. Scott
N. A. Fessenden
Burn
Liberty
Allie Hayes
Gainesville
Brenau College
Franklin Springs
N. Ha
W. H
J. A. Burgens
Teachers’ Institute
Bartow County
Cartersville
Gaston
Royston
Annie Rampley
Carnesville
A. L. Fricks
Richard Isbell
Zelia Pate
Richard al
W. T Waldlog Hash
Minnie Oae Burney
Madison
Sierenes Nowell
Mrs Kamerene and social afternoon in Greensboro
The Ladies' Afternoon Buchre Club met with Mrs. Jordan Black on Thursday afternoon. A salad course was served and everyone enjoyed the gathering. Mrs. Caldwell won the first award and a card case with cards was shared.
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T. M. Kamerene
Icon
Jordan Black
Caldwell
Joyner
J. R. Brumby
Bolan Brumb
Atlanta convention chaperones trip note
Visit to Atlanta by a group attended by Mrs A Vf O'Ketley Mrs J J Monerief Mrs Melon and others from Georgia and Woodville Tennessee. Mamie Baynes returned from Hearhville while the party engaged in travel and local visits amid minor remarks and unclear details.
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Frank Edmondson & Bro
Isa
Honal
Unerwriters
Atheastern
Tarif Association
Atlanta Supply CO
South Pryor Street
J. C. Greenfield
A Peek
State OF
Georgian Railroad
Peachtree and
Ne Streets
Dees
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
J. Epps Brown
Otao
Pearl Hunter
Arkansas
Board OF Governors OF Cotton Manufacturers
Hiram. Bodenhamer
Decatur
Joe Lawler
Hip Ipos
Nghar
Jee
Hunt
Auto Smith
Villa Rica
Saath
Mr. Peet
Richton
Johnson Andlor Lohan
The
Sig
Nathan's
Muse’s
Oxfords
Blucher
Whitehall
College An Brenau Conservatory
College Furniches
Amerville, Grorgla Ae
HH. J
South
Bie Reepiec- Gherthend
Benators
Daskers, Profensional
Buslc
Peachtres
Piedmont
Columbia
Pete
Greensboro
Hall
Annie
Willis
Cheago
Ki Ieee Hs
Werbot
Thornton
Min Omer
Jenueee
Coliseum
Goodrum's
Walthour
Ponce Deleon Lain
Jake Wells
Presiden
Ostrich
Keeley Rene
Daly Kesey
Capitol Ave
Southern Home
F. J. Cooledge & Bro
Lawrenceville
Myra Andrews
Bee Ete
Mowelton
Mira Letze Vose
Marahalk Ville
Mies Medico
Chipley
Me. J. EL
Metin
Bala Cale
Pyean Vemale College
Tt. Nolen
Drron
Barber
Legion Minary
A Jopkins
Mayannah
Mattreapps
Atlanta Mattress Co
Beth
Piedmont Avenus
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