Short Notes of Interest from Palmer's and Others
Classified style notes list piano, hardware and paint shops, rental housing on Meigs Street, and sales pitches for aluminum utensils. Plant orders for delivery around April 25 include tomatoes peppers eggplants and onion sets, with various seed varieties named. Also mentions tobacco dust for mites on chickens and woolen-clothes storage.
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Chalk’s
Michigan
Acme
Perfection
Livingston Globe Beauty
Pondorsa
Trophy
Stone
Buckeye State
Ferry
Normal School Pharmacy
Imp
Athens Savings Bank Offers Juicy Savings Deal in City Page
France and Real Estate features the Athens Savings Bank promising interest on savings deposits with compounding dates January 1 and July 1. Deposits from $1.00 welcomed. Also promotes onion sets from Palmer's and home hardware items at Bondurant's. Rentals listed for two six room apartments on Cobb Street. Local sellers advertise pottery and art finishes from Bondurant Hardware Co.
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Athens
Athens Savings Bank
Boulevard
Dearing Street
Virginia Avenue
Foundry Street
Georgia Railroad
Judge West Praises Col Smith in Letter
Judge H S West of Athens city court writes April 24 1912 that Col R L J Smith Commerce Ga is aggressive capable vigilant and dangerous to violators. He endorses Smith for solicitor general Western circuit noting his duty to be conducted intell igently fearlessly and ably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. West
City Court of
Athens
Col. R. L. J. Smith
Col
R. L. J. Smith
Commerce
Western Circuit
Jefferson
Local Ads and Listings From 706 Son. Mutual Bldg
Multiple small notices offer sale of furniture and homes for rent, farm goods, plants, animals, services, and an auto for sale. Listings include W M Pittman savings, D G Anderson contact, summer water promotion, onion sets and tomato plants from Palmer's Suncrest Farm, milk cow wanted, Burroughs adding machine for sale, River street properties, Moler Barber College positions, and Sparks Vulcanizing tire service.
Cadets End En Campment With Memorial Parade in Augusta
Augusta Ga April 26 20 000 witnessed the Georgia cadets close their encampment with a parade beside Augusta troops in memorial exercises They break camp tomorrow at 8 30 and head to Athens A sham battle at the T R R Cobb camp near the fair grounds demonstrated army maneuvers Cadet Major Sewell led the attack and Captain Woodcock commanded the defense Major Jos A Atkins praised the plan of attack saying it was nearly perfect Three companies D and E and artillery took positions near the canal with thousands of blank rounds fired in the skirmishes
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Chasem
Augusta
Georgia Cadets
Augsuta
Athens
Augsuta Chronicle
University of Georgia
T. R
Sewell
Woodcock
Two Guessed Rights Score Georgia Victory in First Game
R B Saxon and E Twitty correctly forecast the result of the opening ball game between Georgia and Trinkty. Their return cards shown at Costa's indicated a Georgia win by two to one, and the final score matched their prediction.
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R. B. Saxon
E. Twitty
Georgia
Trinkty
Am Woods
Costa
Grand Commandery Masons to Meet in Macon Next Week
Mr W C Jordan returned yesterday from Macon where he attended the Grand Chapter meeting of Royal Arch Masons. He is an enthusiastic Mason and follows grand lodge affairs closely. Next week the Grand Commandery will convene in Macon with several local members, including Jordan Hardeman Palmer Barrow and Young.
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W. C. Jordan
Macon
Royal Arch
Jordan
Grand Lodge
Grand Commandery
B. F. Hardeman
H. R. Palmer
Jas. Barrow
L. N. Young
The Call of the Wild for the Juniors
A YMCA meeting for Athens boys features a vocal solo by G G Singleton of the University of Georgia Glee Club with Reuben Jackson on piano, plus a five piece boys orchestra. The secretary speaks on The Call of the Wild at 3 20.
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Boya Funday
Athens
G. Singleton
University of Georgia Glee Club
Reuben Jackson
Local Families Plan Long Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Roy Mure and their young daughter depart for Sehnectady New York after a short stay. Miss Frances Jackson returns from Winston Salem and Lexington North Carolina where she was entertained. Mr and Mrs John B. E Talmadge Jr leave for an extended western trip to California visiting major cities. They expect to be away until mid June.
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Roy Mure
Sehnectady, N. Y
Frances Jackson
Winston-Salem
Lexington
N. C
Jno
BE. Talmadge, Jr
California
Baseball results across pro and college leagues yesterday
Weather favored the ball, with many games completed in pro and college play. Notable scores include Nashville 6 Birmingham 3 and New York 10 Washington 2 among professional games, while Georgia defeated Trinity 12 zero and Alabama beat Mississippi 10 4 in college action. The city league junior game did not count as only four innings were played.
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Southern
Nashville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Montgomery
New Orleans
Mobile
Chattanooga
Memphis
Sally
Albany
Columbus
Columbia
Savannah
Jacksonville
Macon
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicage
Cincinnati
City League of
Athens Peacock Boys Rally In Slugging Prep Victory
In a high grade prep baseball clash Athens High School Peacock beat Athens High School 9 to 6. Mangum pitched for Peacock while Glen Bond started for the locals and both sides showed sharp fielding and timely hitting with Dorsey, Wilkinson and Costa among the standouts for the High School and Quigg, Etheridge and Bond helping Peacock secure the win.
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Bond
Ate Eng
Atlantans
Wilkerson
Peacock
Moss
Wells
McMillan
Mangum
Quigg
Etheridge
Tupper
Smith
Crenshaw
Athens H
Dorsey
K G. Bond
Wee
Wilson
Kytle
Costa
Lanier
Hutchens
F. Bond
Gummary
Lucas
Eealee School
Glen Bond
Doc Wilkerson
Anothe
Wilkinson
G. Bond
Odd Fellows from Oconee to Celebrate Anniversary in Bishop
Col R L J Smith of Commerce Georgia passed through Athens en route to Bishop where Oconee county Odd Fellows will celebrate an anniversary. Hon W S Coleman and Grand Master Clarke will speak. Smith also plans talks at Appalachie Lodge 163 and recalls helping form Harmony Grove Lodge in Commerce.
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R. L. J. Smith
Commerce
Athens
Bishop, Ga
Odd Fellows
Oconee County
Bishop
W. S. Coleman
Clarke
Georgia
Col. Smith
Appalachie
Harmony Grove Lodge
Toos
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City Property
Mo.t Gholston
Tuck
H. P. Hinton
Real Estate
Erwin & Company
Fire Insurance
WIN & Company
J. C. Jester
New Shipment Union
Palmer's
Meigs Street
A. H. Davison
A. A. Johnson
The
Bondurant Hardware Company
Palmer
France
Lipscomb
Palmer’s
Bondurant’s
Sparks Vulcanizing Co
HE. S. Lyndon
Bondurant's
Cobb Street
W. A. Jester
Bondurant Hdw. Co
C. A. Scudder
West
AL Smite
W. M. Pittman
D. G. Anderson
Son. Mutual Bldg
U. H. Davenport
Linton
Hotel Sangea
H. B. Shy
Summer Street
Tfdle
Suncrest Farm
Linton's Spring Water Co
Lyndon
Barber Street
B.S Crane
M. L. Manne
Burroughs
Athens Trust & Banking , Company
River Street
L. FE. Brooks, Fri-Sat-Sun
Moler Barber College
L. N. Young. le
W. Buckwald
Bloomfield
Sparks . Vulcanizing Co
Masons
Hull Road
Burnt Factory
Ile
Clayton ST
Athens High School
Pulaski Street
Hancock Avenue
Milledge
Grady Avenue
Nantabala
Springdale
Milledge Avenue
Stephenson & Hull
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