The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-14
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 The Uncle Remus Memorial Associa- tion of, Atlanta has sent out the fol- .TSs 1ncie Rsmus Memorial Asso- citation was. organised to erect q suit able memorial to the late Joel Chand- ertainiy the most widely read after American of, his day. The proposed form is the purchase of .Snsp Bean son,s Re rn ess sss ss wien. of M.s and erect on the lawn, q memorial foun- tain with frieze containing all of the Of MT. Harris. and thus create,a a Mecca toswhich ailsadmirers of the great man and authors and lovers of folk-lore' may make pilgrimages. for years to ...,':A "AisAough born and reared in Geo.; and sS ere srscs sssss s tns sns ss from ali States and sections of our Ss ssSnssSy sa. All DS ,, ssse n more sRa than others. % Ali Ali can am give, i've somethins Let all who read this and are interested in the movement and Fer contriSation to the Treasurer. Col. Bank, Atlanta. Gs.T s''
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 v "It; Is getting to ber a public nuis- anee the way certain cifixens have of zen ysssstdsy. is seems to be- be- the s gen one to put their garbage on the edge of the sidewalk in uncovered cans, Barrsls. or else simply dump 1t in the street e and walt for the garbase wsgCn to. say the least, very unciean habit and one that the people should try tos discourage as much as possible. not, as good as they might be and often tn the suburban residence districts garbage is not removed for several days after. 1t has been carried from When ,trash is put ,in the street and not carried away immediately, 1t is soon blown by the wind in every, direc- very dirty and poorly cared for. Not only does 1t look badly. but 1t also may be very unhealthy and serve as . oasss to @ be riSidy snsorSsd sas law Hsse see quiring all garbage to be kept in covered cans or other covered recep- saSss sSs one s1s who vSissss Rsss nns imposed on
 The werla Almaaae.
 indispenean1e New York World Alma nae. and Encyclopedia for 1909. It is the best publication. of the kind that is put forth and ought to be in every oflce and home in the United States. It ] gives current information in such sh ape as to be easily. understood.
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