Mitchell's Restaurant Delivers Memorable Christmas Dinner
Mitchell's advertises a lingering, delightful Christmas meal with a well stocked larder and home dinner virtues enhanced by numerous improvements. Phone 660.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1910
Page
10
Mitchell's advertises a lingering, delightful Christmas meal with a well stocked larder and home dinner virtues enhanced by numerous improvements. Phone 660.
Washington reports that a bill extending the Morrill Act to enable federal and state cooperation in agriculture, mechanics, and home economics education is on the Senate calendar. Senator Terrell of Georgia will push it, targeting 10 to 20 million dollars yearly from federal and state funds to build agricultural and mechanical programs in schools and colleges nationwide.
December 25 entries note Isaac Newton born 1642 and later died 1727, Americans defeating the British at Trenton, 1781, plus events from 1785 Shay’s Rebellion, 1864 Fort Fisher action, and 1898 Britain’s penny postage. Also mentions Augustin Eugene, Nathan Barney, Sophie Woodhouse with brief birth and patent notes. The list reflects multiple historical anniversaries and inventor dates.
John Alden Dix born December 25, 1860 in Glens Falls New York. He studied at Glens Falls Academy and Cornell University earning a degree in 1883. His early work spanned farming machine shops marble dealing and lumber before building a major wall paper plant. Dix entered politics as county Democratic chairman and helped found the Democratic League. Two years ago he was Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor with Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler leading the ticket and was defeated.
Joseph Dubuc a longtime Manitoba public figure born December 26, 1840 in Quebec. He practiced law from 1869, served in the Northwest executive council, Manitoba attorney general, speaker, and queen's bench judge. He became Chief Justice in 1903 and retired last year after a long career. Boston team park plan may unite Slow Ball venture with Boston Nationals as home ground sharing.
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