Leaders in Chamber Race Boosts Campaign Entries
Fred Houser's Commerce committee led by Ad Men's Club members announced strong first day results at a Piedmont hotel luncheon. Committee No 4 reported 127 applications, No 2 125, total 474 across eleven committees, as the three day drive aims to double the 800 member base before noon Saturday.
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Fred Houser
Commerce
B Amber
Ad Men's Club
Piedmont Hotel
J. Lee Barnes
Firman
Harrison Jones
Joe Parnes
Joseph A. McCord
R. L. Forein
Henry C. Heinz
St. Jimo Massengale
Pran
J. T. Rose
W. Ww. Sq
Paul F. Vose
Piedmont
Sher
Twister Solutions For Problem Editor Reveals Answers
A Georgia reader explains a meat pricing problem solved by majority guesswork. Names from Plains to Macon submit figures for Jim and Jerry costs, showing Jim at about 3.0938 dollars and Jerry at 4.9058, with many variants.
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Devery
Samuel
Jeem’s
Jerry
Atta
Jim
A. J. Johnson
Soprano Lucia Lacosta to sing for Old Women's Home benefit
Opera singer Lucia Lacosta will perform tomorrow and Saturday at 8 15 PM in five hall 82 North Broad Street. The event, under the Home for a Woman and National Society for Broader Education, features Miss Ibury Miss Larkin and Miss Madam as supporting artists. Program titles include Daybreak Dreams and Palace of Dreams with Mabel Sbur y on violin Miriam S harpist and Curtis on piano.
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Lucia Lacosta
Five Hall
North Broad Street
Home
Na‘hal Society
Miss Lacosta
Ibury
Larkin
Madams
Globe
Mabelsbury
Miriams
Curtis Damg
Grand Bills Pleasing at Theaters This Week
The Grand offers California and a German comedy duo with an Englishman, an elephant act, and parody songs by Carson and Willard with Leigh ee and company. George Beban heads next week’s bill in The Sign of the Rose at the Atlanta. Thurston thrills at the Lyric with ten new illusions and magic. Walker Whiteside brings The Typhoon to Atlanta with a strong tour cast led by Florence Fisher and Maude Shaw. Matinee and night shows are scheduled.
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the Grand
California
Carson
Willard
Leighee
George Beban
Atlanta
Thurston
LYRIC
Keller
Herrmann
Walker Whiteside
Florence Fisher
Maude Shaw
Harry Lauder Next Week at Atlanta Matinee and Night
Scottish comedian Harry Lauder will perform in Atlanta next week both matinee and night. He refuses to work on Sunday citing Sabbath observance. A London meeting by variety artists urged against opening music halls on Sundays and Lauder’s stand was praised. Seats are on sale. Billy B Van Next Week at Lyric in A Lucky Hoodoo
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Harry Lauder
Atlanta
London
Lauder
Billy B. Wan
Billy B. van
Beaumont Sisters
Lyric
Red Puide
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Sallie Brewer and Mrs Ella Huckaby
Mrs Sallie Brewer 72 died yesterday at her East Point residence and was buried today at Hill Crest cemetery after services at Bloomfield's. Mrs Ella Huckaby 46 died last night at 1386 East Hunter Street with funeral plans pending. she is survived by husband C T Huckaby three sons Claude Charles Fred and two daughters Mrs Cc Lester and Mrs W D Smith.
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Sallie Brewer
East Point
Bloomfield
Hill Crest Cemetery
Ella Huckaby
East Hunter Street
C. T. Huckaby
Claude
Charles
Fred Huckaby
Cc. F. Lester
W. D. Smith
Mrs Minnie Thackston Dies at 34 in Sanitarium
Mrs Minnie Thackston aged 34 died yesterday afternoon at a private sanitarium. The body was removed to Poole's undertaking establishment and funeral arrangements will be announced later. She is survived by her husband H. H. Thackston and several children.
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Minnie Thackston
Poole
Undertaking Establishment
H. H. Thackston
Obituary notices for Bennett Trippe Amiel and Ransom
Multiple death notices from a local paper list Mrs. S F Bennett aged 31 of 482 Ashby street died at a private sanitarium. The body sent to Poole’s undertaking. Survived by husband and five children. Also Mrs Inez Trippe 39 of Vienna died at a private sanitarium and will be sent to Vienna tonight for funeral and interment tomorrow. Survived by husband R H Trippe four daughters Mary Estelle Leolene Inez and two sons Robert Otto, all of Vienna. Jacob Amiel 36 died at a private sanitarium. no funeral, interment Oakland cemetery. survived by brother J R Ransom. J R Ransom 44 died yesterday at home 451 South Pryor. funeral 3:30 pm from residence. interment Oakland. Ransom connected with A M Robinson Co. survived by two sons John Robert, mother Mrs S J Ransom of LaGrange, brother W F Ransom of Atlanta.
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Inez Trippe
Vienna
Burkert-Simmons’ Undertaking Establishment
R. H. Trippe
Mary
Estelle
Leolene
Robert
Otto Trippe
Jacob Amiel
Greenberg & Bond
Oakland Cemetery
J. R. Ransom
South Pryor Street
Ransom
A. M. Robinson Company
John
S. J. Ransom
LaGrange
W. F. Ransom
Atlanta
Atlanta Mule and Horse Market Prices Decline Listed
Corrected by the National Stock Yards Commission. The listing shows mule prices for various ages and sizes from 14% hands up to 16 hands with quality finish, weights from 1,260 to 1,400 pounds, and horse prices for Southern chunk rough to finish. Draft horses range from 160 to 264 in the market.
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National Stock Yards Commission Company
C. G. Turner
Cotton prices drift after light demand in unsettled market
New York March 6 Unsettled cotton market opening shows 1 point changes with first prices off to 3 points high er then lower. Sentiment bearish amid Wall Street selling and ring speculation though Augusta wire notes crop prep ahead. Local buyers steady but overall dull after call. weather forecasts favorable for planting ahead.
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New York
Great Britain
Manchester
Wall Street
Augusta
Alabama
North Carolina
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Early Cables Show Decline As Liverpool Open Steady
Liverpool cables were due to be lower today but the market opened steady and then declined by 1 to 2 points by midday. The market closed quiet with a net drop of 2 to 4 points from Wednesday final quotations. Spot cotton eased by 1 point to middling 6.82d with 10,000 bales sold including 9,100 American. imports 6,000 including 5,000 American. Receipts at ports today estimated 21,000 bales versus 16,663 last week and 44,207 a year ago.
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Liverpool
Financial Bureau
New York
Europe
Balkan
Bastienelli
Rome
J. P. Morgan
Cehaan
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
North Carolina
New Orleans
Hayward & Clark
States
Tennessee
Savannah
Texas
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
Huntsville
Ala
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Memphis
Census Bureau
Galveston Sessey
Daily Cotton Letter Reports War News And Market Slowdown
Political news weighs on sentiment as revolts in Mexico and European armies stir. Liverpool and New Orleans futures show steadiness but prices slip to 12.11 for July amid favorable weather, weak spot demand, and bearish weekly outlook. Savannah reports ahead planting and big acreage. week supply around 195000 against 323709 prior year. Rego trades quiet with reluctance to sell.
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New Orleans
Mexico
France
Germany
Liverpool
Savannah
Texas
New York
Augusta
Rego
Spot Cotton Market Moves Across Cities
The report shows quiet to steady interactions in the cotton trade across multiple U.S. cities. Middling prices range around 12 cents in Atlanta Athens Macon Savannah Augusta Norfolk and many others with varied notes of steadiness quietness or firmness.
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Atlanta
Athens
Macon
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Liverpool
Augusta
Savannah
Mobile
Norfolk
Galveston
Charleston
Wilmington
Little Rock
Baltimore
Louisville
Memphis
St. Louis
Houston
Cotton market outlook cautious amid weak spots
A. Norden & Co. expect limited selling opportunities and anticipate profits from weak spots to buy. Morris H. Rothschilds & Co. will wait for market reaction before selling. Sternberger, Linn & Co. see no immediate sensational moves possible. Towle & Co. will not push buying contracts until spot conditions improve.
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A. Norden & Co
Morris H. Rothschilds & Co
Sternberger, Linn & Co
Towle & Co
News and Gossip of the Fleecy Staple
New York reports bear sentiment growing amid easing weather and ample farm work across the belt. Augusta and other cities show crop prep ahead of last year while North Carolina and Tennessee states indicate rising activity. Liverpool cotton market near steady with mixed bids and a cautious tone in New Orleans.
Cotton seed oil market steady amid short covering
The cotton seed oil market held steady this morning with short covering and refiners support while crude markets firmed. Trading remained light as the day wore on, lard weakness dampened buying, and a total of 11,600 barrels were sold as early quotes showed modest price range across months from March to October.
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New York
N. L. Carpenter & Co
Tae
RPC
Gioia Lige Ea
Es Uo Ae
Port Receipts Today Versus Last Year Compared
The table shows current port receipts for today and compares them with the same day last year, detailing totals by port and highlighting changes in volume and value to indicate shifts in trade activity.
Lost and Found ad prompts Georgian readers
A call to action for readers to place a three time Lost and Found notice in the Georgian to recover articles. The prompt emphasizes repeated insertion in the newspaper’s Lost and Found column to maximize chances of reclaiming items.
Market Opens With Irregular Moves as Stocks Edge Lower
New York March 6 Professional operations dictated the opening of the stock market with an irregular list. United States Steel held at par then rose, Southern Pacific opened higher and climbed, Canadian Pacific weakened on English selling, and Amalgamated Copper moved down after an initial flat start. Rail names led losses with Union Pacific, American Can and others slipping, while Reading and Chesapeake and Ohio fluctuated. The curb market was quiet and late morning saw a generally weak tone, with Canadian Pacific and several rails under pressure before trading steadied around midday and the market closed steady. Government and other bonds remained unchanged.
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New York
United States Steel
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Union Pacific
American Can
American Car Foundry
Atchison
Goodrich
Reading Advanced
Chesapeake and Ohio
London
Reading
U. S
Atlanta Market Prices for Eggs Produce and Groceries
Fresh country eggs and poultry quotes dominate Atlanta markets with candles, inches, and weight ranges. Fruit vegetables meats and staples list every price from flour, corn, and oats to lard, coffee, and canned fish, emphasizing local suppliers and market demand.
Opening stock quotes from Boston market report
Boston on March 6 shows Zinc at 30, Butte Superior at 32 percent, Superior at 31 percent, Shoe Machinery at 50, Kerr Lake at 3 percent, and Pond Creek at 24 percent in the opening.
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Boston
Butte Superior
Superior ¢ Upper
Shoe Machinery
Kerr Lake
Pond Creek
Market mood mixed as outlook boosts demand
The Wall Street Journal notes rising public interest and a bright agricultural outlook reflected by moderate Western buying. The Journal of Commerce reports Wall Street’s favorable impression of the president's message, while the New York Commercial calls the market dull and professional despite favorable factors, suggesting that better investment action and new speculative energy could spark change.
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The
Wall Street Journal
the Journal of Commerce
Wall Street
New York Commercial
Market Tone Steady at New York Metal Exchange
The New York metal exchange opened with a steady tone as prices held on several contracts: 43nd and spot for vee at 144% and 14% respectively, lead quoted around 40, spelter 6.20 to 6.35, and tin at 47.75a.
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New York
Metal Exchange
Atlanta Live Stock Market Quotation Report
Hog receipts are normal and the market is easier. Quotations reflect current week purchases with prices for steers cows and hogs across weight ranges, noting higher for beef cattle and lower for inferto dairy types. Prime hogs and good butcher hogs show strong prices while light pigs and heavy hogs vary with weight.
Man Dazed by Rolling Boulder Flags Train
George Minore a section foreman in Oil City Pennsylvania was struck on the head by a boulder rolling down a hillside onto the tracks. Dazed and bleeding he crawled up an embankment and flagged a passenger train before it struck the obstruction.
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Oil City
Pennsylvania
George Minore
Chicago Livestock Market Prices Report
Hogs receipts around 3000 with mixed trade and prices from 8.50 to 8.75 for good heavies, pigs at 7.60 to 7.45, bulk 8.55 to 8.65. Cattle receipts near 18000 with strong market. beeves 7.35 to 9.30, cows and heifers 3.40 to 8.25, stockers and feeders 6.15 to 8.20, Texans 6.85 to 8.40, calves 8.50 to 10.50. Sheep receipts 6000 with strong market. natives and westerns 5.75 to 7.00, lambs 6.49 to 8.85.
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Halliday
P. W
Brown
Georgia
Clover Leaf
Purina
Victory
Victory _horse
A. B C
New York
R. FE
Rumford
Chicago
Wheat market steadies amid mixed foreign demand
Chicago reports March 6 Wheat unchanged to four cents higher as abroad factors bolster prices. Argentina shipments fall while continental demand grows. Germany reports poor grain quality, Italy buys grain. Northwest receipts rise, Winnipeg smaller. Corn firm, oats firmer, hogs up. Cash wheat sales total 67,000 bushels in Chicago with Canadian loads offshore. Duluth bids seen out of line. Provisions close fractionally higher after large trade led by the Cudahys selling and Armour buying.
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Chicago
Argentina
Germany
Italy
Northwestern
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Seaboard
Duluth
Omaha
Liverpool Grain Market Report
Wheat opened unchanged to lower with no major move by 1 30 p m the market finished unchanged to fractional lower Corn opened unchanged and by 130 pm traded 1 2 to 1 3 4 higher finishing 1 4 to 1 2 higher Wheat and corn closing values show a quiet session with minimal net change for the day
Chicago Cash Quotations Grain Prices Report
Chicago market notes show bid prices for multiple wheat and corn grades as of March 6 with varying numbers for No 2 red and hard winter and corn grades. Prices include No 2 red 1.01 to 1.06, No 3 red about 95 to 1.00, No 2 hard winter around 90 to 0.90, and corn values for No 2 yellow around 61 to 64 cents, with other grades listed in low figures.
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Chicago
New York Produce Markets Overview March 6
Wheat and corn prices steady with May quotes near 97% and 66% respectively. Deliberate ranges cover grains, hay, hops, flour, beef, pork, lard, oils, wool, hides, coffee, rice, molasses, sugar, potatoes, beans, dried fruits, dressed poultry, butter, cheese, and milk. multiple regional and product specifics noted.
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New
Pacific Coast
Tierces
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Holland
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
Bermudas
New York
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