Ford Motor Co Too Big For Michigan
Ford Motor Company plans to raise capital from 2 million to 100 million but Michigan law caps incorporation at 25 million. Secretary Vaughan notes the change will require the company to incorporate elsewhere and will increase Michigan's business fee revenue by about 1 million if Ford operates as a foreign corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Co
Michigan
Lansing
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Coleman
Vaughan
Ford Company
Michigan Treasury
Local Tea House Reopens Amid Summer Heat
Patrons praise the refreshment and healthful drinks at a neighborhood tea shop. The article notes courteous service and pleasant surroundings that justify a visit on hot days, inviting customers to sample pure beverages and friendly atmosphere.
Field notes and social notes from Cordele area
A mixed column reports visits and events in Cordele and nearby towns. Local residents including E F Powell, Mrs Cerl Stovall, Miss Minnie Jordan, Judge W F George, and others are noted for business trips, visits, and convalescence. Theater announcements and community thanks follow a house fire acknowledgment by Mr. and Mrs. R C Wells.
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Revivals
Sunday school starts at 10 A M with preaching at 11 A M by the pastor. Epworth League meets at usual hours. No evening service. Attend revival services at the Baptist church at 4 P M. Pastor FOSTER signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Baptist Church
M. Foster
Monument Proposed in Griffin for Late Judge Daniel
A Griffin Georgia movement seeks a monument to Robert T. Daniel who died suddenly at a Fitzgerald Odd Fellows gathering. Daniel led the order locally and was a past Great Sachem of the Red Men. The monument would be funded by secret orders, the Baraca class, and Griffin citizens for a prominent street corner site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Jane
Robert T. Daniel
Grand Lodge of Odd Fallows
Fitzgerald
Daniel
Brand Sire
Odd Fellows
Tacohnee
Red Men
United States
Jacge Danial
First Methodist Church
Forty-Six Negro Graduates at State Industrial College
Savannah June 9 Forty six young Negro men and women received diplomas at the commencement of the Georgia State Industrial College here. They came from many counties and the student body represented ninety four counties. The feature was an address by W J Anderson editor of the Macon Telegraph urging pride in the race and to build it up by applying intelligence to their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanneh
Georgia State Industrial College
W. J. Anderson
Macon Telegraph
Macon Presses Move of State Capital to Macon
The bill seeks a state wide vote on relocating the capital to Macon. Signed by 621 House members, it will be introduced in the first week of the next session. Representative Fowler of Bibb prepares the measure and also bills for a state insurance commission and making pistol carry a felony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Fowler
Bibb
Railroad Commission
Georgia County Officers Set Annual Convention for June
John A Cobb ordinary of Sumter county and president of the Georgia County Officers association announces the annual convention will be held at Indian Springs on June 16 and 17. He is assisted by M B Joyner secretary and treasurer and H KE Allen chairman of the general welfare committee.
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Americas
John A Cobb
Sumter County
Georgia County Officers’ Association
I Odian Springs
Qobb
Joyner
H. KE. Allen
Tact and Social Grace in Welcoming a New Company
A brief note on cultivating tactful, welcoming behavior to make new employees feel at home within a company. Emphasizes practical steps to ease integration and foster a respectful, inclusive environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
The Vital Problem of Agriculture
Peter Raeford argues the farming sector faces a marketing bottleneck just as it improves seeds and production. He calls for a unified, large scale effort involving farmers merchants bankers editors and statesmen to focus on marketing alongside production.
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Peter Raeford
United States
Farmers’ Union
Nore
The Neighing Horse as Remedy for Persian Power Strife
A historical parable likens Persian ascent to power to a horse neighing first among six rivals. The piece argues current partisans should settle disputes by peaceful, nonpolitical means. It urges lawmakers to stop harming industry and abandon public arena clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darius
Persia
The Layman's Duty Warning on Clergy Political Alliances
A publication laments the historical alliance between preachers and politicians. It argues politicians lure clergy into politics, promising power and influence, noting most reject the offer but some fall, shaking pulpits across Christendom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christendom
Local notices mix thrift shop chatter with farm ads
Community board carries a hodgepodge of business pitches and crop offers. Readers see grain threshing services, pea and bean sales, livestock for sale, and secondhand machines advertised from local residents and companies.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Elbert Hubbard
E. F. Powell
Hawkinsville
Cerl Stovall
Cc. S. Gurr
A. E. Jordan
O. H. Jor
Minnie Lee Jordan
Pinehurst
George H. m
Bevan Henderson
Atlanta
D. L. Henderson
Minnie Jordan
Valdosta
É&E
F J Lewis
Cordele
Dizie Theater
J. H. Page
Byromville
Frank James
Raville
W. H. Lasseter
Mac Wooten
Unaililla
A. J. Shell
Horace Lasseter
Emory College
Oxford
Jessie Holton
Lilly
D. CG. Ketchum
W. F. George
Mary Lizzie Gregory
Unadilla
Colgate
Vienna
Mary McArthur
Sam Coney
City
Vt LL Woodward
Satilla River
Zereth Foreland
N& 1
Milledgeville, Eer
Carol Ketchum
Madison
Mrs. G. B. Morgan
Gladys Davis
Maude Morgan
Affternoon
C R Morgan
Helen
Milledgeville
Sallie Everett
Cordele Ee
Mise
Mildred Lasseter
Pla
Lennard
Americus
Homer Burke
U. S
H. A. Wood
Mesdames E. B. Davis and
al Jeiner
Leity
R. C. Wells
Methodist Church Services
Georgia
Disto Theater
Vienna Loc Company
M. C
A. Walters
Wales
My Offlyin
C. S. Gubr
White Springs, Fla., Georgia
Chimae
Florida
White Springs
C. B. Rhodes
Farmers Hardware CO
L. T. Wilder
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