Local notices from Athens Savings Bank and area listings
The Athens Savings Bank offers 4 percent interest on deposits compounded semiannually with deposits from 1.00. Listings include property for sale asking value, rentals and ownership notices. Also notices of dissolution from Thomas R. Edwards, motorcycle sales, and job solicitations for salesmen in Athens. Local names include F. E. D. Morgan, J. H. Bisson, Browder Manger Company, Rubinstein, and address references in Athens Colbert area.
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Athens
Athens Savings Bank
Lost items and ads in Banner highlight local notices
Three want ads report finds of a diamond ring a five dollar bill and a lost bicycle for Insurance & Real Estate owners. The page lists rental offers shoe repair gardening and wagon ads plus a Chamberlains Cough Remedy endorsement with sale at local dealers.
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Mediation Board Proposed to Delay U S Labor Settlement
Representatives of employers urged delaying the U S industrial relations commission settlement of industrial labor disputes by a mediation board modeled after the Newlands act railroad mechanism. Supporters disagreed on granting compulsory arbitration powers to the board.
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Washington
United States Industrial Relations Commission
Clean-Up Days and City Policy Actions Detailed
City council reports for the past month include 134 arrests with 105 guilty, 2 026.75 in fines, and the suspension of liquor bond cases. They set April 13 as Clean-Up Days, approved four more sanitary wagons, created a motorcycle officer post, suspended a pest house project, and debated insurance coverage for city buildings. Dr J P Proctor granted six months leave to Vienna for study. Additional measures address railroad speed limits, tax collection, and traffic across new streets. Newsboys near churches ordered silenced on Sundays 11 to 12:30.
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Partment
Department
Recorder's Court
Women's Club
Health and Sanitary Department
Cial
Police
Pitner
Police Committee
P. Looney
Brooks
Holiday and Sisk
Pest House
Winterville
Proctor
Europe
Hinton
Palmer
H. R. Palmer
Supreme Court grants habeas for Mother Mary Jones
The supreme court issued a writ of habeas corpus for the release of Mother Mary Jones, held as a military prisoner in the coal strike zone at Welsenburg. The writ is returnable in ten days. Also reports from Stockholm and Washington note King Gustave’s hospital visit, and political and social updates across the country.
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Denver
Supreme Court
Mary Jones
Welsenburg
Household goods list from Huggins China House Broad Street
Daily list of houseware items available for order or viewing at Huggins China House on Broad Street. Includes refrigerators water coolers ice boxes baking and staining supplies kitchenware china sets porcelain open stock patterns and associated ware plus furniture and cleaning tools. Phone orders are promptly attended at phone 125.
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Huggins
Prominent Woman of Commerce Dead
News reached this city last night of the death at her home at Commerce of Mrs. Lucinda Little one of the oldest most prominent and most beloved women of her section of the state. She was mother of Capt. F A Little of Commerce and Judge W R Little of Carnesville. Messrs Neal Little and Crawford Little are also her sons. Grandchildren include Mrs H Abit Nix of this city and Thomas Little and Claude Little of Commerce.
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Commerce
Lucinda Little
F. A. Little
W. R. Little
Carnesville
Messrs
Neal Little
Franklin County
Crawford Little
H. Abit Nix
Thomas
Little
Claude Little
Athens
Accident to Mr. William Crane Fractured Hip
News note reports W M Crane injured while loading fertilizer at Attica with a hip fracture and pending recovery, with hopes of no permanent injury. The item mentions Crane's many friends statewide awaiting marked improvement.
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W. M. Crane
Attica
Crane
Rural education leaders push for stronger country schools
In Louisville, United States Commissioner of Education P P Claxon urged the Conference for Education in the South to improve rural schools and support teachers. The discussion touched on farm–merchant relations and experimental farm ideas as part of broader rural education reform.
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Associated Press
Louisville
P. P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Conference For Education In the
South
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Erwin and Company
Milledge
Harris and
Hancock Streets
Milledge Avenue
Naxter Street
R. T. Goodwyn Realty Company
Southern Mutual
Whitehall Road
D. G. Anderson & Co
F. E. D. Morgan
Colbert
Frm
Bland & Edwards
R. Edwards
J. H. Bisson
Salesemen
Browder Manger Company
Atlanta
Jockey Club
Rubinstein
Pulaski Street
Insurance & Real Estate
Lipscomb
J. C. Jester
Prince
W. A. Jester
Martin Briars
Clayton Street
Jones Greenhouse
Dougherty Street
E. D. Sledge
Eod-Tf
Eodtt
Bert
Meigs St
Hunter Heights
du Bose Avenue
A. H. Davison
U. S. Commission
New Spring
A. Scudder Beweler
Optician
Puslish
McDonald
A. J. McDonald
C. L. McDonald
S. A. Land College Avenue
Grace Street
Elizabeth Street
Chatooga Street
Jacksontown
Jacksonville
Brooklyn
J. P. Proctor
Lealth
Gordon
Vienna
Hancock and Dougherty
Cleveland Avenue
Wynburn Place
Sweden
Stockholm
Gustave
Robert Terrell
District of Columbia
St. Louis
Yellow Pine Manufacturers Association
Missouri
Miss Wilson
Eleanor Wilson
McAdoo
White Sulphur Springs
West Va
Women Plan
Fort Worth
Texas
Women's Missionary Council of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Norfolk
Jamestown Jockey Club
Allen
Confort
Everaners
Olmsted
le Roy
H. T. Huggins & Son
China House
Broad St
the McGregor Company
Capt. T. A. Little
Mrs. Nix
William Grane
Lipscomb & Company
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Athens Audit Co
J. F. Hart
Orr's School
S. P. Orr
Wray Street
Athens, Georgia
Athens Engineering Company
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Smith
American State ‘Bank
INO
J. Wilkins
R. W. Sizer
Cashier
Howell C. Erwin
J. Warren Smith
Gracedale Greenhouse
Lampkin
FORD
Griffeth Implement Company
J. B. Williams
Trenton
Foley
H. R. Palmer & Sons
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