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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1907
Page
6
Ten thousand dollars of dress goods silks and trimmings will be sold at reduced prices. Five thousand dollars of table linen towels and quilts will be sale priced. Millinery and shoes in reduced lots to clear before stock-taking. Christmas list out for 14 days with prices ten to twenty five percent lower than rival dealers.
Washington reports Congressman Thomas M Bell will introduce a bill for a 20 million federal road fund apportioned by unimproved road mileage. The plan channels money through the Agriculture Department with support from Georgia senators and House members. New Holland reveals Rev David S McCurry tied 1575th marriage of Cicero Langford and Ethel Warf.
Washington reports that work on the Gainesville postoffice building will begin by February 1. Bids for contracts will be advertised by December 16 and run for five weeks. An additional two weeks are needed to award the contracts.
By order of the mayor and council I will begin issuing executions for taxes on December 10th against all those in arrears at that time. W. L. Wood, Treasurer.
A Holly Spring mother recalls eight stores failing to help her measles bronchitis case until Chamberlains Cough Remedy was used. She reports her baby now healthy and urges others to try the safe pleasant medicine available at local Athens druggists.
A dramatic exchange questions potential renewed clash between North and South. The response notes the South is largely gone dry, implying diminished chances of renewed conflict.
The Oglethorpe Journal endorses Hon. J. R. E. Davison of Woodville Greene County for Prison Commissioner. Davison has served Greene County in the lower house with broad views and statesmanlike execution. The editorial notes widespread support across the state and commends his candidacy.
Sufferers find prompt relief using Chamberlain's Pain Balm which aids sleep and rest. Available through H. R. Palmer & Sons W. J. Smith & Bro L. P. Canning E. C. McEvoy and Orr Drug Co in Athens Georgia.
Lost item notice for an open face gold watch and University fob between 247 Hancock Avenue and Athens Business College. Suspect location near Newton Bridge. return to Banner office and steward.
Mr John Mappin of this city has invented a wardrobe trunk combining a trunk and wardrobe. He has applied for a patent and will begin manufacturing after approval. The device folds to resemble a trunk and unfolds to provide a five foot high wardrobe with cloak and skirt space and bureau like drawers at the bottom.
James Frazer a truck farmer near West End four miles below Mobile split a felled tree and uncovered an iron pot filled with a large assortment of Spanish gold coins. The sum is not disclosed and authorities believe the hoard was buried over a century ago.
The New York Sun quotes an ancient riddle about why business seems first to suffer in hard times, noting the puzzle’s persistence through history. The remark marks a reflective bite on economic strain versus general prosperity.
The Clarke County Division of the Mutual Industrial Association of Georgia paid $1,000 to the widow and orphans of the late John W. Anthony of High Shoals. The division, organized eight years ago, has paid out over $42,000 to beneficiaries and invites new members under age fifty who can pass a medical exam. Information via phone 64 or mail.
The season opener features University players against the city team led by Capt Roy Finch. The Red and Black boast size but lack speed to trouble the Orange and Purple wearers. A large crowd is expected as basketball grows in popularity.
A service welcoming men and making them feel at home is held each Sunday afternoon at the Young Men's Christian Association. This afternoon at 4 oclock, Athens businessman Mr Charles A Rowland Jr speaks on church work for men and church activity.
Carlton Johnson son of Mrs G T Johnson is excelling at the Poughkeepsie business college. He has topped examinations and ranks above the class average, drawing praise from friends in this city.
Classified item from Banner G offers a young lady with stenography experience and best references. Address care of Banner G.
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