Georgia small items from The Times Enterprise
A digest of brief notes from Georgia including remarks on biennial legislatures, local events in Moultrie and Lowndes County, cattle dipping, and light social observations. Mentions babies and corpses registration and light political quips about Wilson Lansing and the governor.
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Lowndes
Dixie Highway Route Brings Mixed Roads and Local Flair
The Dixie Highway from Thomasville to Americus shows good and bad sections as work continues. Camilla paints trees white for tourism, while Pelham showcases a four story department store the Hand Monument. Americus stands out for beauty and hospitality with paved sidewalks and well kept streets.
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Thomasville
Americus
New York Cotton Market Opens Barely Steady
The Cotton Market opened barely steady in New York on June 12 with declines of one to five points after disappointing cables. There was heavy liquidation as prices fell nine to ten points, then trading quieted and prices firmed within a few points of Saturday’s close.
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New York
New York Stocks Rise With Beet Sugar Hit Record
Wall Street opened higher and many standard shares plus specialties kept gains this afternoon. Beet Sugar reached a new record, advancing to 81 percent.
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New York
Wall Street
Wall Street Rises on Hughes Nomination and Roosevelt Declination
New York June 12 stocks gain on Hughes nomination and Col Roosevelt's conditional withdrawal. United States Steel and leading rail shares advance one to two points with New York Air Brake up five. Active buying by commission houses and out-of-town demand boost market. short covering aids advance.
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New York
Wall Street
Hughes
Col. Roosevelt
United States
Ste+es
New York Air Brake
Pains Inside and Back Women Report Cure
Mrs Anna Kelly of Burlington Wisconsin writes that after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Tablets and Sanative Wash she was cured of irreg ularities and pains in side and back. She praises the remedies and urges other women to try them.
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Burlington, Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anna Kelly
Chestnut Street
Woman Credits Tanlac For Curing Harsh Rheumatism
Mrs Dora Upchurch of 345 Wylie Street Atlanta says Tanlac saved her life after a year of severe indigestion and rheumatism. She reports weight gain of ten pounds after three bottles, improved sleep and appetite, and relief from pain. The ad lists Thom as exclusive Thom as Thom asville, and several local stockists across Georgia.
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Dora Upchurch
Tanlac
Wylie Street
Atlanta
Upchurch
Thomasville
R. Thomas, Jr
Boston, Ga
Jas. A. Adams & Sons
Pavo
Jay D. Gardner
Meigs
I. R. Aultman
Ochlocknee
Cash Drug Store
Coolidge
E. L. Evans
Metcalfe
T. P. Montford
Merrillville
H. W. Hayes
Insanity in Georgia: State Sanitarium Overcrowding Spurs Debate
Atlanta reports rising insanity numbers and overcrowded conditions at the Georgia State Sanitarium. Death rates soar in the negro department to 20 percent and whites to about 7 percent as 4,100 patients are housed with no new buildings since 1903. Trustees urge state action to provide adequate facilities amid 12 years of rapid admissions.
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Atlanta
Georgia State Sanitarium
Inian of
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Negri
Lumber Market Tightens as Prices Weaken Slightly
The Southern Lumberman's weekly market review notes a spottiness in the yellow pine market but says it starts June with surprising strength despite adverse conditions. Trading shows conservatism amid global tensions, firings of demand by consuming factories, and a steadier balance from producer curtailment with shipments near orders and production.
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Yellow Pine
Southern Lumberman’s Weekly Market Review
Bakery Changes Hands Promises Prompt Service
An owner states after purchasing the Bakery of H. M. Carter the business will continue. Improved methods aim to serve customers promptly on short notice.
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H. M. Carter
Habeas corpus case decides for mother in child custody
Judge W. A. May presided as Branch and Snow represented B F Moody while Judge M Baum defended Mary E Moody. The eight month old Alva remains with Mrs Moody and the husband gains limited access Sundays for one hour at a neighbor’s home after a two day hearing. The Quitman Free Press notes a large turnout at the courthouse.
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B. F. Moody
Mary Ethel Moody
Alva
W. A. May
Court of Ordinary
Branch &.Snow
M. Baum
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