Census letter urges full city enumeration in Elberton
Elberton's William B. Adams writes to the Banner editor detailing how to assist the 1910 census effort. He explains a planned newspaper advertisement to recruit missed residents and urges readers to self-enumerate if not captured by enumerators, emphasizing the decade's essential counts and pride in accurate totals.
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William B. Adams
Elberton
Eighth Congressional District
Georgia
Banner
W. B. Adams
Tribute to Confederate veterans pipe poem and memorial notice
The article reprints John H. Alexander's Virginia memory piece about an old scout and his pipe from Mosby's command. It evokes bivouac nights, taste of Havana, and the wartime scent of a wooden pipe, with Dr. W. B. Conway of Athens submitting the piece for Memorial Day observances. Also included is a memorial notice for Mrs. Fulcher with society resolutions of sympathy and remembrance.
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Conway
Mobile
Johnnie Rebs
John H. Alexander
Virginia
Mosby
Partisan Rangers
Havana
Vale
Savannah
Fulcher
Jesus
W. W. Lamkin
E. C. Payne
W. L. Pierce
Commerce Plans Major Railway Improvement For Aesthetic Boost
The town of Commerce plans to persuade the Southern railway to reroute its line to create a three hundred yard westward boulevard. Civil engineering seniors from the University, led by Prof. Charles M. Strahan, will survey the proposed path and cost estimates. If adopted the route could unlock sites for factories by lowering land prices and removing the current direct track through the business district.
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People of Commerce
Southern Railway
Athens
Commerce
Charles M. Strahan
University
Quick relief for coughs hits 25 cents
A brief notice notes cough relief product priced at 25 cents, indicating a low-cost remedy or sale point. The readable line emphasizes affordability and value in a small consumer item context.
Will Russell Run for Georgia Governor?
Judge Richard B. Russell is reported to be a gubernatorial candidate though he has not announced. The article notes friends urged him and that William A. Wright may stay out, while Russell previously ran for governor and later won a seat on the court of appeals.
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Richard B. Russell
Atlanta
Russell
Judge Russell
William A. Wright
Gen. Wright
Brown
Stomach and Liver Tablets Proclaimed Cure Cue
This notice touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for stomach trouble causing headaches. It claims the medicine removes the cause and is easy to take and effective, with broad sale through dealers. Also mentions Lipecomb & Co. real estate.
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Chamberlain
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in McLane Bankruptcy
In the Northern District of Georgia Eastern Division A J McLane of Athens Clarke county was adjudicated bankrupt on April 18 1910 The first meeting of creditors will be at Referee s Office Athens GA on April 28 1910 at 11 o clock for proving claims appointing a trustee examining the bankrupt and other business FRANK L UPSON Referee in Bankruptcy Athens GA April 18 1910
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District Court of the
United States
Northern District of Georgia
A. J. McLane
Athens
Clarke
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