NEW CHURCH FOR SOUTH LUMPKIN STREET METHODISTS
The Methodists plan to organize a church on South Lumpkin street this year. Rev Ellison C Stone and son plan to move the Sunday school to 1 store on South Lasaphin street at the intersection of 1 street. Rev George E Stone will preach Sunday nights with male aid when absent. A conference approval next tall will formalize the church. A large aiding membership is expected and Sunday school sessions will begin hereafter. All are invited to attend.
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Methodists
South Lumpkin Street
Dold Win Street
Bakiwin Strong
Ellison C. Stone
BE PL Stone
South Lasaphin Street
George E. Stone
Pluyer
Pay in Advance for Legal Notices
The Banner announces a rule requiring payment in advance for legal notices except sheriff's sales and charter applications. The policy aligns with practices in larger cities to avoid losses from nonpayment and will be enforced going forward.
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Stat
Roosevelt Declines Nomination For Third Term
Washington reports President Roosevelt will not seek a third term. The White House issued a statement affirming the renunciation made after the 1904 election, keeping the field open for other Republican candidates including Fairbanks Taft Cannon Knox Foraker and others. Roosevelt says he remains bound to his prior pledge and will not seek or accept another nomination.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Fairbanks
Taft
Cannon
Knox
Foraker
For Sale: New Remington Gun One Day Use
Auction note offers a single day used automatic Remington gun for sale at 25 dollars. Seller listed as Dr. D. L. Peacock. Tease mentions The Thalians Saturday night event.
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D. L. Peacock
Judge Deliberates Custody Case After Midday Hearing
Judge Charles tieamd heard evidence in the Eves v Pears case over custody of four year old Daisy May Eves. The court noted no immediate decision, with Judge Brand declining to set a firm date as court matters take priority. Daisy May remains with her grandmother Whlenee.
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Charles Tieamd
Eves
J. Pears
Daisy May Eves
Sy Fears
Ais
Deng
Itues
Lis
Co Erwin
Judie
Pears
Jidee Prand
Astte
Brandia Vary Bney
Mayor Dorsey Bars Drunkards From Athens Dispensary
The mayor announced a rule that any confirmed drunkard appearing before him before New Year’s Day will be jailed and denied access to the Athens dispensary. Two offenders were sentenced to the city prison and must stay sober until December’s end or risk further confinement.
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Sas
Athens
Nester’s Court
Dorsey
Ivy
Calaboose
Bailey Damage Case Goes To Jury In City Court
Evidence was introduced in the Bailey vs Holliday damage case yesterday in city court. The trial will continue today with the conclusion of testimony and the case likely to go to the jury by tonight.
Missing Madison County Farmer C. G. Chandler in Athens
Friends and relatives report C. G. Chandler of Madison County disappeared after visiting Athens on Monday. The 30s farmer, about 5 feet 4 inches, blond and clean shaven, left home with no known reason and fears of foul play grow as search efforts continue. Local residents and Madison County men aided in tracing his movements yesterday.
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Athens
C. G. Chandler
Madison County
Chandler
Tie
John J. Strickland
Matthew Williams
Liams
Ems
Bess
Athens Company Wins Major Contract in Dew South Building Project
The R. L. Mens Manufacturing Company of Athens won the contract for all the glass work in the Dew Southern Mik wel Insurance Company building, awarded yesterday by Miles and Bradt contractors. Moss Jr., manager, accepts congratulations as the firm beats several large rivals, marking Athens’ advance in key industries.
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Theets
Dew Southern Mik Wel Insurance Company
Messrs. Miles & Bradt
Thes ‘Ontractors
Iolding
R. L. Mensfacturing Company
MI Diq
Aean
Moss, Jr
Athens
Sone
Store Remains Open At Night For Christmas Buying
The Davison-Nicholson Company keeps its large store open at night to serve city residents seeking Christmas articles. It offers a broad line of Christmas novelties and goods and will stay open every night except Sundays from now until Christmas.
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Davison-Nicholson Company
Ha it Mag Offerings Include Fresh Fruits and Nuts
Ha itMag offers mince meat plum pudding fruit cake fancy raisins five pound boxes Ford dates pitted and seeded raisins sultana grapes pecans almonds stuffed dates figs malaga grapes bananas oranges apples celery lettuce cranberries maple syrup from Georgia Cuba old fashioned and self rising buckwheat complete loose leaf ledger bargain address X care Banner Thalians Saturday night
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Ford Dates
Malaga
South Georgia
Cuba
Unclear Distress Report Incomplete Medical Note
A fragmentary report mentions Sheriff John W. Witaker and a troubling condition last night but doctors and authorities do not provide a clear medical or situational update.
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Eriff John W. Witaker
Michael's Store Promises Great Christmas Gift Selection
Santa endorses Michael's as the top stop for Christmas gifts and bargains. The store touts a vast, well priced display, urging shoppers to hurry before the best items sell out. Michael's The Store Good Goods Made Popular.
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North Pole
Santa Claus
Santa
Michael
Pay County Taxes Today At December Books
Pay your county taxes today as the books close on December 20 with H. H. Linton serving as tax collector. This notice urges prompt payment and outlines the collection by the county official.
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H. H. Linton
Masons Elect Officers At Mount Vernon Lodge
Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22 held its annual communication with a large attendance. Members report the lodge prosperous with about 250 members. Officers elected for the coming year: Worshipful Master H. R. Palmer Senior Warden W. M. Pittman Junior Warden T. M. Forrester Treasurer J. S. McKie Secretary A. B. Harper Senior Deacon Upson Harper Junior Deacon W. M. Slaughter Stewards J. H. McKinnon Howell Kirk Chaplain George B. Stone Tyler W. L. Hosey.
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Mount Vernon Lodge
H. R. Palmer
M. Pittman
T. M. Forrester
J. S. McKie
A. B. Harper
Upson Harper
W. M. Slaughter
J. H. McKinnon
Howell Kirk
George EB. Stone
Tyler
W. Lb. Hosey
Athens Fruit Company Expands Wholesale Fruit Trade
URANGES reports Athens Fruit Company handling one of the state’s largest wholesale fruit operations. The firm recently received two carloads of Indian River Florida princeps noting the variety’s thin skin, juiciness, and quality as unmatched in the region.
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Athens Fruit Co
Athens Fruit Company
Fim
Florida
Indian River
Athens Fruit Co Expands Storage for Seasonal Fruit Trade
The Athens Fruit Co enlarges its warehousing from Lumpkin street to Clayton street basement to store many fruits. They report large shipments of dumunas and Malaga grapes and boast extensive cold and hot storage capacity to supply the Georgia and Carolinas market during the fruit season.
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Malaga
Georgia
Carolinas
Athens Fruit Co
Lumpkin Street
Clayton Street
Daniel Boone monday night at Colonial theatre draw crowds
The show features Daniel Boone with rescued Indians a den of bears and a dozen large wolves from the Rocker mountains. Tickets are priced twenty five to fifty cents. The company is described as one of the most successful on the road with thrilling situations and miraculous escapes.
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Daniel Boone
Rocker Mountains
Chamberlains Pain Balm Brings Quick Relief
Sufferers from rheumatism report prompt relief from applying Chamberlains Pain Balm. It aids sleep and rest. Sold by H.R. Palmer & Sons W. J. Smith & Bro L. P. Canning E. C. McEvoy Orr Drug Co Athens Ga.
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Chamberlain
H.R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
L. P. Canning
E. C. McEvoy Orr Drug Co
Athens
Wall collapse prompts police watch at building rear
A temporary soil fill near the back of A V Dead-Waler's building caused the dispensary wall to crack and part to fall in. A police guard was posted to protect stock while repairs are done and the wall rebuilt.
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A. V. Dead- Waler
Sewer bonds on agenda for later election date
The council plans delaying the sewer bond election set for January 15 to a later date. The bond issue totals seventy five thousand dollars for educational purposes, including fifty thousand for school buildings and twenty five thousand for the University of Georgia. Bonds run for a set term with five percent interest paid semi-annually, reflecting urgent school facility needs.
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University of Georgia
Ignantineeanes Ita
Ninth Grade Beats Tenth in Campus Football Clash
Yesterday on campus the ninth grade team defeated the tenth grade Washington Street School 15 to 5. Gartrell Nicholson scored two touchdowns, Frank Cheney one, while Scott scored for the tenth grade.
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Washington Street
Gartrell Nicholson
Frank Cheney
Scott
Man and Wife Credit Grape Nuts For Health Gains
A testimonial from a heavy meat eater and his wife credits Grape Nuts with eliminating indigestion and enabling substantial weight gain. They claim improved digestion and reduced meat cravings, with a neighbor also noting health benefits after switching from meat. The ad cites Postum Co. and promotes The Road to Wellville booklet.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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