Local Classifieds Highlight Insurance and Goods
Short notes advertise Lipscomb Insurance division with J C Jester, Georgianne cooking oil cuts lard use by 33 percent, olives oil quality. Athens merchants sell pure foods and used cars. Rentals in Milledge Ave and Pulaski St, Christmas cards, loans by Felt roofing and Green Michael. Furnished rooms for rent, ads for Equitable Life services and heater sales. Pecans samples from Rev W W Carroll in Watkinsville. buggy horse for sale. notices cautioning cash only and references for housing.
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Athens
Local Athens Ads Highlight Rentals and Services
Classified notices show multiple rental offerings including a 6 room house on Davenport and a nice cottage on Pope Street. Also promoted are Equitable Life insurance, a 1915 Ford touring car for sale, urgent milk delivery, coal shipments, and a graduate nurse seeking care or companion work.
Editor Librarian to Address Agricultural Club
Mr C A Whittle editor librarian of the State College of Agriculture will address the Agricultural Club tomorrow night. He is an experienced newspaper man and his lecture will discuss writing for college publications. He will give other lectures after the holidays.
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C. A. Whittle
State College of Agriculture
Agricultural Club
Hughes Returns From Chicago Conference In Atlanta
Capital City Gossip reports Assistant Agriculture Commissioner Dan Hughes wired from Chicago that the marketing and farm credits conference is proving interesting. He will return to Atlanta by week’s end.
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Banner
Hughes
Chicago
Atlanta
Dan Hughes
Commissioner Price Improves and Auto Law Funds
Atlanta reports Commissioner of Agriculture James D. Price has improved after a heavy cold and may return to Atlanta soon. Separately, the new Georgia automobile bill is described as fully funded with complete enforcement machinery and adequate resources from each tag sale to support the law.
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Secretary of State
Phil Cook
Board of County Commissioners
Commissioner Price
Atlanta
James D. Price
Athens
Price
Garland Jones
Governor's signing clarifies grant despite wording
Attorney general says the legislature intended to limit annual allocations to five thousand six hundred dollars per school despite the bill's cryptic text. Governor Harris's challenge is seen as valid, with the provision aimed at clarifying the law. Southern Express asks to reopen its Georgia intrastate rate case, prompting a meeting with Railroad Commission officials.
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Walker
Harris
Georgia rate case reopens for Southern Express Company
The commission considers a revision of rates in Georgia with a graduated package rate increase. An earlier deferral to re-open about a year hence is superseded by a new application to immediately re-open the case. General manager Aday and general counsel Mr. Robert C. Alston of the Southern Express Company are involved.
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Southern Express CO
Atlanta
The
Southern Express Company
State Railroad Commission
Georgia
Candler
Webster
J. B. Hock
Costa’s Annual Football Feast at University of Georgia
Costa hosts a weekly football feast and smoker for UGA players coaches managers and a few friends. The event is described as a royal good time with all attendees enjoying the combined feast and social gathering.
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Costa
University of Georgia
Getting Away For Some With Cucumbers And Canines
A brief note from the Toledo Blade compares fears of cucumbers and dogs, urging calm and kindness to handle anxious reactions. The item uses a light, advisory tone to suggest safe, confident approaches to perceived threats.
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Toledo Blade
Mistrial Declared In Watson Case After Deadlocked Jury
Augusta Georgia December 1 The trial of Thomas E Watson failed to reach a verdict with the jury at ten to two for acquittal throughout deliberations and a mistrial was declared. The report notes a late end to proceedings after a long session. Birds in cages are described as shouting in competition with each other and one performer can fall dead from exhaustion during a lengthy bout of singing.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Thomas E. Watson
Light shade from green silk to soften room lighting
Instructions describe shaping a bag from green china silk to slip over an electric light in a sick room or child’s room. Add a drawing string to secure it, creating a soft glow and greatly dimming the light for comfort.
Navy Wins Battle Against Diseases With Distilled Water
The navy reports typhoid and arthritis have been largely banished through distilled water used for cooking and drinking, marking a crucial public health advance for sailors and ships.
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United States Navy
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Erwin & Company
Miwlance
Athens Audit Coo
Lipscomb
Insurance
J. C. Jester
Athens Ice Co
Milledge Ave
Equitable Life”service
T. L. Mitchell
Pulaski St
McGregor
T.l.mitchell
Green & Michael
Nesar
J. S. G., Care Banner
Equitable Life’efficiencyt
L.mitchells
Abs
W. E. Mathews
W. W. Carroll
Watkinsville
Gatuff
T. J. Scott
E. D. Sledge
Baxter Street
Milledge Avenue
J. Z. Anderson
Athens Savings Bank
Davenport
the Hospital
Clayton Street
Athens, Ga
Pope St
A. H. Talmage
Ida Young
Prince Ave
Normal School
Geo. Bolton
Mig Ida Young
Eod
Th-Su Tu
Hillsman
Georgian Hotel
Henry Comer
Atlantic Ice & Coal Corp
JA. B. c
noComs
Ask
G. Anderson & Co. Real Estate
Perity
Athens Engineering Co
Smith
Speer
Charles S. Barrett
National Farmers’ Organization
Barrett
D. F. McClatchey
Senate
John T. Boiseullett
House
Capitol
Assembly
Louise B. Marsh
Lyons Bank
Clifford Walker
Lyons
Merchants and Farmers Bank
R. N. Hardeman
Louisville
J. Morgan
Pembroke
Jersies
Frank A Lipscomb
OUR Agency
Continental Ins. Co
Fidelity-Phenix Ins. Co
Idelity Underwriters
Wiremen’s Insurance Co
Wiliamsburgh City, N. Y St. Paul
Wire & Marine Maryland Casualty Co
fidelity-Bond Co
Fire Insurance
Lipscomb Fire Insurance Agency
New York
Philadelphia
Triangle
Griffith
Sver Douglas Fairbanks
Keystone-Sennett
Raymond Hitchcock
Mabel Normand
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