Short Notes of Interest in Classified Ads
A collage of small ads and notes from The Banner lists confidences ad placements, an insurance pitch by Lipecomb, a tire recycling offer from Athens Hide & Rubber Co, a loan of 4 000 local currency on city property, a lost brindled cow with reward, and housekeeping rental at a Milledge Ave address. Also promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey for summer colds with a brief testimonial tone.
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Tate Wright
Athens
Gath
Dr. Bell
Adv
Athens Savings Bank Offers 4 Percent Deposits
Bank advertises 4 percent interest on savings compounded January 1 and July 1. Deposits from $1.00. promote saving habit. Also offers loans on farm lands or city property. Contact A. H. Davenport and Mrs. J. L. Morris for corset items. Also notices on baked goods from Arnold & Abney.
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Bank IN
Athens
Athens Savings Bank
A. H. Davenport
Woodmen Camp to Unveil Grave Monument at Oak Hill
Woodmen of the World of Geo. B. Davis camp Athens will visit Johnson church in Oconee county tomorrow afternoon to unveil a monument over the grave of Sovereign Ernest Bullock who recently died. The shaft mirrors those placed over Woodman graves and the ceremonies are described as beautiful and impressive.
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Geo. B. Davis
Athens
Johnson Church
Oconee County
Ernest Bullock
Mr. Bob Davis Hurt in Runaway Accident
Mr. Bob Davis was badly shaken and bruised when a horse he drove ran away near Princeton. He was thrown from the buggy and taken by Bernstein Brothers Ambulance to his Nacoochee avenue home, where he rested well last night. No bones were broken and he is expected to be out in a few days.
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Bob Davis
Princeton
Bernstein Brothers
Nacoochee Avenue
Funeral Attended by Many for Vern Edwards
A large crowd from the city attended the funeral of Vern Edwards yesterday at Corath church near his country home. Rev. W M Coile conducted the service. He was a prominent planter mourned by a wide circle. He leaves a wife and mother and six children, plus brothers and sisters M S Edwards H T Edwards D M Elder Hammond Hurt Zeala Cook and M L Chandler.
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Vern Edwards
Corath Church
W. M. Coile
Messrs
M. S
H. T. Edwards
Clarke
D. M. Elder
Oconee
Hammond Hurt
Maxeys
Zeala Cook
Bogart
M. L. Chandler
Greensboro
Neill election bill sparks Georgia political debate
Atlanta reports broad misperceptions about Governor Harris veto of the Neill election bill. The piece traces the bill’s history from 1915 16 and explains changes leading to the veto and party infighting over primary rules and the county unit plan. It notes governor plans to sign women lawyers bill and interurban railway charters, and raises questions about judges resigning to run for state appeals seats.
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Atlanta
Neill
Harris
Muscogee
Gordy
Chattahoochee County
General Assembly
Neill-Gordy
House Committee
Mr. Neill
Senate
House
State Executive Committee
Campaign to curb billion-dollar waste in farm marketing
At the Fourth National Conference on Marketing and Farm Credits in Chicago December 4 9 delegates will plan to cut waste in marketing farm products. The event will survey movement of livestock grain hay cotton and perishable goods and examine the milk distribution and the Federal Farm Loans Act.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hotel Sherman
Charles W. Holman
Madison
Wisconsin
America
Cnord
United States
Granddaughter of Capt Barnett Hurt in Fall at Home
The little granddaughter of Capt Barnett, arriving from Macon to visit, fell yesterday afternoon at the Barnett home and was slightly hurt. Mrs.
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Capt. Barnett
Macon
Barnett
Mra
Florida Republicans Name State Ticket
Associated Press reports the Republican State Committee in Palatka Florida named a ticket with G. W. Allen of Key West for Governor J E Jenkins of Miami for Secretary of State W H Northrup of Pensacola for Comptroller and W R O Nea l of Orlando for United States Senator.
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Associated Press
Palatka, Fla
Republican Estate Committee
G. W. Allen
Key West
J. E. Jenkins
Miami
W. H. Northrup
Pensacola
W. R. O'Neal
Orlando
Grad U of Ga Man Passes Alabama Bar Exam
Orlan B Hill Jr graduated from the University of Georgia law school and passed the Alabama bar examination. He will practice in Florence. Of about thirty candidates, he ranked among the fifteen to pass with high marks and is praised for his ability and temperament.
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Orlan B. Hill, Jr
Law School
Chssmen
Alabama
Florence
Georgia
Praise for Southern Railway in Work of Flood Relief
President Fairfax Harrison lauds the Southern Railway for its flood relief efforts. He commends all departments for saving lives and property, aiding marooned passengers, restoring tracks, and resuming service to isolated communities, while honoring the men who died at Belmont bridge.
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Washington
Southern Railway Organization
Fairfax Harrison
The
Southern
Belmont Bridge
Child and mother recovering after operation
A small girl and her mother are in a hospital recovering from an operation. Mrs. Barnett, formerly in Tallulah, will return to Athens today. The girl sustained only minor injuries.
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Small
Hon J M Bell Addresses Jefferson Voters On Congress Bid
Hon Thomas M Bell spoke in Jefferson at eleven about his congressional campaign. He praised his record in Congress, lauded rural free delivery growth from 43 to 168 routes, and discussed immigration restrictions. He aligned with opponent on highway development but criticized the judge on penny post age and urged support to advance local interests.
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Jefferson, Ga
Thomas M. Bell
Congress
Bell
R. P. Jackson
Congressman Bell
United States
Russell
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Ben Hill
Ambition film praised for Kalich star power and visual craft
Colonial offers a William Fox picture “Ambition” staged by Jas Vincent with Bertha Kalich as the leading star supported by a noted cast. Critics hail the directing and lighting, call Kalich a dramatic artist, and note strong emotional scenes. The program runs daily from 3 PM to 11 PM at popular prices.
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Allstar
Jas. Vincent
Miss Kalich
William Fox
Variety
New York
W. S. Davis
Bertha Kalich
Mildred Jaclyn
Chicago Evening Post
Madame Kalich
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M. G. Dearing
Jr. D. Bradwell
Lipecomb
J. C. Jester
Milledge Ave
Crucedale
J. T. Anderson
College Avenue
J. L. Morris
Lumpkin St
Angel Food Cake
Lady Fingers
Arnold & Abney
Woodmen
Sovereign Ernest Bullard
City
MR. Edwards
Shady Fot
Milledge Avenue
D. G. Anderson & Co. Real Estate
Clayton S&t
Athens, GA
Athens Engineering Company
Bill
State Court of Appeals
Messrs. Fullbright
Yeomans
Turner
Capt. Barnett Hurt
West
Clayton Street
van Deadwyler
R. L. Cauthen
Ralph Walker
Mgr
Florida
Grad. U. of Ga
Southern Railway
Lipscomb & Co
Frank A. Lipscomb
J. M. Bell
Jefferson
Winder
Ambition
Colonial
Kalich
Watia
Lionel
Barrymore
Helen Gibson