South leads in volume of domestic exports
Atlanta June 20 The South leads all sections in domestic export volume according to government statistics cited by local manufacturers. Texas ranks first among states, surpassing New York, with the South and Georgia towns Dahlonega Savannah and Augusta noted in the records.
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Georgia
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Augusta
McAvoy to return for July Fourth baseball clash in Savannah
Local sports column notes Joe McAvoy's return to Savannah for Fourth of July games likely against Macon. It mentions Waycross and Macon wins, a new pitcher in camp from Atlanta, and playful anecdotes about McAvoy and a hotel elevator incident in Tallahassee.
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Macon
Savannah
Thomasville O. K
Joe McAvoy
City of Roses
Tallahassee
Leon Hotel
McAvoy
Coun
Baseball and Minor League Standings Snapshot United States
League standings show team records and winning percentages across American National Southern and Sally leagues. Notable entries include New York Pittsburg Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Boston New Orleans Atlanta Nashville Memphis Little Rock Macon Charlotte Spartanburg Augusta Greenville Asheville Knoxville Columbia and Greenville with varying win loss records and percentages.
Yesterday's Major League Baseball Results Highlight Wide Scoring
In the American League Philadelphia beat St Louis 13 to 9 and New York won 4 to 3 over Chicago. Chicago lost 5 4 to Philadelphia as New York defeated Cincinnati 5 to 4. Southern Association games saw Atlanta top Memphis 11 to 2 while Chattanooga beat Nashville 7 to 2.
Today’s games headline clash across leagues
National League slate features Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburg Memphis at Atlanta Little Rock at Birmingham Nashville at Chattanooga New Orleans at Mobile Columbia at Knoxville Charlotte at Asheville Augusta at Spartanburg Macon at Greenville plus St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Washington Chicago at New York.
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Birmingham
Gypsy caravans adopt modern transportation
In Atlanta on June 20 Gypsy life shifts from horse drawn wagons to automobiles. The piece notes gypsies now travel by car and swap flivvers for horses, signaling the end of the horse era in gypsy camps and a new era of motor coaches and modern trading practices.
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Atlanta
Wanleigh social notes recount visits and events
Rainy days accompany a string of local gatherings. Miss Nonnie Jones returns to Pavo after visiting the Wood family. Neighbors attend a Mullis party and Enon church singing. Families host and visit across Wood, Hughes, Redfern, Staton, and Devane households. Two girls win Athens scholarships and depart for Camp Wilkins.
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Nonnie Jones
Pavo
T. J. Wood
Emmet Wood
Coolidge
J. D. Redfern
Jona Redfern
Alma Staton
Miss Means
Athens
Fortuna
Ona Wood
Elis Staton
Ride Falls Too Fast Fresh Breath Leaves Youth Breathless
A reminiscence notes a ride that came down swiftly and took a breath away, while local fans savor a pitcher who would attract crowds to the Upchurch building daily after four.
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Try
Kinder
Community notices from the Reichert families and local events
Social visits among the Reichert family and neighbors fill a weekend. A revival at Ebenezar church is planned for the second Sunday in July with a dinner on the ground. A Fourth of July picnic at the Wade home invites all and calls for baskets. Sunday school meets weekly at 3 PM.
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William Lewis
John Reichert
Green Reichert
Thomas Reichert
Willie Skuley
Noah Stegall
Jim Skuley
Ebenezar Church
Claud Reichert
Thomasville
Jim Richert
Evelyn Ward
Alma
G. W. Wade
Mable Reichert
G. W. Ward
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