The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-18

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 buttons had been purchased and sot | of them had been already sold. H. I expected that an order would soon bs placed for 1000 more. He believed there had been some adverse criticism
 on the sale of the .haf nuttons sny tpe hut. a. I tons to properly serve the purpose | they must be sold He mentioned in- I cideEtally that Montgomery's drnmmers
 register at the hotels of surroundins quired the habit of placing the words | '.Montgomery 100 M. ls10. opposite ] their names. He thought this Iins | advertisement and that the drummers One of the best things being gotten | up, said Mir Chaffee Is & booklet con | taining the advantages of Montgomery
 An order lias been placed for i,0ee oi these booklets. The committee had re- alized that before starting the cam. paign of advertising, such booklet was necessary. and as soon as they are completed. advertisements Will pc piac- | ed in the most important pefiooicais of the country. Mir. Chaffee said talking eleclIc sign" would be placed over the under 1 pass at the foot of Commerce Street az
 an advsrtis .ment and tna that a,os 1t woS1o sn1 As a representative of the Board of Directors, Frank F. Glass was cafiea
 upon. He said the Board had neen meeting frequently and had given mat | ters close and most careful considera- tion. The Board was doing everything to make the association success anu to pRsh Montgomery forwara: .o Regarding the campaign referred to by Mr. Chaffee. Mir. Glass said the campaign can be gotten under way ny early Fall and then Montgomery VIII
 he known from one end ot the GaSns s,ssa try to the other. He was satisiAeu raRnlfas would come.
 In communication from c w. FTaden. which was read 70 the meee -. k. E. the writer said the is1o movement was good. but to him the naturai n.s,n ausa faaes of Montgomery for manufactur- ing, were Montgomery's strongest feat- ufeS ,.4a~ rower could be developed in the Tal- fapoosa river nine miles from Mont- gomery He thought 1t was wrong that the government should ever . haSF
 begun trying to make tne GOOSE nav !, rabIe from wetpmpka and that lt
 would be far better to leave the stream aa if is for the development Of power.
 F. P. Chaffee thought the lcommuns- cation was visionary in some Tespscss, river. but he was In accord with the suggestion regarding the Coosa river. The communication was -efered TO the Committee or state Devsiopment'
 New Directors Chosen.
 The club then went Into the election of four directors to succeed the foi- lowing directors whose terms expired N. B. Holt, Hardwick Ruth .J. c. Haas and George W. Ellis.
 Pursuant to report from the Com
 mittee on Nominations, the foliowing directors were then elected: Fred S'
 Bali. John T. Walker, Dr. F. c. steven
 son and J. c. Haas. ,,..
 During the counting of the ballots
 inc members repaired to a table where
 they were served with liEht refresh-
 ments. A a.
 fer again, T. J., Mattox suggested to
 inc committee in charge of the 1e1Q
 pavement that, in ordering the next
 i 0o buttons to advertise the lS1v
 roovement about one-third Of them
 should be stick pins. He said ne
 had had numerous calls from ladies
 for for such pins and he believed many on invitation. e. A. I.anier. sr. spoke
 of the importance of making Mont-
 Gomery the "Clty Beautiful" rms ne
 thought. was equally as important az
 making Montgomery a great ouslnesA
 A c. Minter also spoke. briefly along
 the same line of thought. :.
 The meeting adjourned at lo;so O'-
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