The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-09-07
WEEKLY INDUS
TRIAT REVIEW,

IOAlo mean HOiSy w oPOhN AVA van
necessities and Injuries of life.
Moral, encourage industrial stabil'
ity and development.
Dalton-Local Masonic order pur-
chases Crawford street property as
site for proposed new temple.
Pavo-40,000 of farm products
shipped from here in July.
Elberton-Georgia Granite Corpor-
alton to double capacity and en-
ploy $50 more men.
Atlanta-New 100000 girls
high school to be constructed.
Newnan-New $4,000 business
building to be erected on Greenville
street.
Macon-Plans for new 100000
city auditorium being considered.
Waycross-New concrete bridge
over Satilla river under construc-
ton.
MISUNDERSTOOD to be expended
on new Presbyterian church.
Columbus-New high school pro-
posed.
Elberton-Work on overhead con-
crete bridge in western city limits
to commence.
Acknowledgment Pecan Company,
capital 100000, to commence gen
eral nursery business, specializing
on peach and pecan orchard develop
ment.
Magnet-Cheese factory proving
great success.
Thomasville- Local hatchery,
capacity $4,000 eggs, doing big bust
ness.
AtlantaN $25O,OOO health resort
to be erected on Peachtree road
near Seaboard crossing.
Hoboken-New tobacco house
opened at this place.
Rockmart-Building boom in pro-
gress in this vicinity.
Albany-New creamery plant to
open at this place.
Crisp-New 1900 school building
planned.
Juliette-Monroe county banks
report great improvement in bust
ness situations.
Covington Fire escapes to be H.
stalled on school buildlns;.
Toccoa-Tcccoa Co5&al mills pur-
chased for $4,000.
Dawson-Two new gins being
erected in this county.
Collonden-Planing mill, capacity
$4,000 #. daily, completed.
Thomaston-New planning plants
installed to manufacture roofing
and other dressed lumber.
Moultrie -Moultrie- Townsville
road nearing completion.
Macon-$75,OOO of pipe purchas-
ed for water service extension.
edartown-Work started on To-
cal $1,OOO,OOO textile plant for
United States Finishing Company.
Sparta-Pecan crop in this county
largest in years.
NORTHUMBERLAND gin recent
ly installed.
Louisville-New ten-ton municip-
al ice plant recently installed.
Administrator hotel to be
erected on corner Of Pryor and
Houston streets.
Sylvester-New chees factory
may be established.
Observation-Disclosures church to
have new $4,000 Sunday school
building.
Southwest Georgia Melon Grow
ers Association reports 615 cars at
$205 per car.
Twelve of twenty short-line rail
roads operating in State reports
good business.
Valdosta-Site for new egg hatch
cry to be considered at this point.
Jackson-Dam at this point to
be improved at cost of over $4,000
900.
Atlanta-$3O,O0O bond issue pro-
posed for construction of new school
in Cross Keys district.
Summerville-Wo on big sub
station of Georgia Railway and
Power Company started.
Atlanta-Georgia Peanut Grow
ers Association signs up over 1OO,-
600 acres throughout state.
The teaching Of fire prevention
and safety is to be made part of
the required courses of study in the
Kansas graded schools beginning
with the next school year.
Electricity will be the main fuel
and power of the future. We have
barely entered the Electrical Age.
Chained Lightning is growing up