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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1910

Page

12

Christmas Eve Trade Breaks City Records

Percy Lynn reports Athens merchants posted the largest holiday trade in the city’s history as stores closed late on Christmas Eve crowds filled Broad and Clayton streets. Early shoppers arrived by train. police and fire crews ensured order while post office and express clerks handled a surge in parcels and money orders. Charity provided meals and aid to every family in need amid unprecedented commerce.

Athens Broad Street College Avenue Foundry Street Clayton Street McKie McDorman Uncle Sam Southern Express Company

Elks Charity Box At Club For Christmas Help

Elks will place their Christmas charity box at the club all day Sunday with access for members only. Mrs S M Berryman departs tomorrow morning for Willington South Carolina to visit her parents.

Elks S. M. Berryman Willington S. C

King George I Christmas Child and Greek throne wealth

Copenhagen dispatch notes King George I born December 24 1845 near Christmas Day. It details his rise to Greek throne wealth thrift and long-term plans including outside investments and estate purchases in Denmark as readiness for abdication.

Copenhagen George I Greece Europe Denmark Chistian Louise George Paris Portugal Athens

VAUDVILLE LYRIC ATTRACTION ROSS & HUNTER

For Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Ross and Hunter present 500 lbs of comedy with Myrtle Miller featuring triple and buck dancing. Pictures change daily with 10 cent admission. Also includes a kidney health testimonial endorsing Volev Kidney Pills from M Mayer of Rochester New York claiming full recovery and renewed strength.

LYRIC Ross & Hunter Myrtle Miller Triple Buck M. Mayer Rochester N. Y

Widow of Valentine Dunaway Fund Drive Progress

The Athens Banner notes contributions to aid the widow and ten children of Valentine Dunaway, who died in city service. Volunteers aim to reach at least 1500 dollars for Christmas, with totals to date at 1080 dollars and a letter from Mrs Dunaway expressing deep gratitude for public support.

Valentine Dunaway Percy Johnson John B. Burch J. Fowler

The Majestic Showcases The Refuge Reel Tomorrow

The Majestic presents two new reels including The Refuge a Reliance picture guaranteed to please Biograph stars lead Ada Mealor visits her parents J H Mealor and Mrs Mealor during holidays at Macon exchanges.

the Majestic Biograph Ada Mealor Macon Telephone Exchange Mrs J. H. Mealor

Spree Breehs Baseball Notes Review 1911 Changes

The Virginia Valley League expands to eight teams in 1911. Dick Egan may become Cincinnati Reds captain. Fielder Jones rumored for St. Louis Browns manager. Ed McCafferty to replace Barrows as Montreal Royals manager. Umpire Finneran to handle NL duties next season. Ebbets plans Panama trip to view canal digging. Harry Matthews to manage Albany in South Atlantic League. Ex big leaguers boost Toronto pennant bid. Chadbourne returns to Providence for 1911. Cantillon to have Wandell on staff, hinting at strong Minneapolis pitching crew. Fire-alarm crackle aside, Foley’s Honey and Tar advised for coughs.

Dick Egan Cincinnati Reds St. Louis Fielder Jones Browns Ed McCafferty Tha Montreal Fd Barrows Royals Finneran Ebbets Brooklyn Panama Harry Matthews Atlanta Albany Joe Kelly Toronto Chester Chadbourne Worcester Providence Boston Baltimore Indianapolis Joe Cantillon Minneapolis Rube Wandell Jon

First Class Orchestra Elevates Athens Cultural Scene

A year ago Percy Lynn organized a local orchestra to satisfy Athens demand for high quality music. The Colonial Orchestra now stands among the best in towns of its size, with standout members like Bob Dottery and Henry Culp, a strong university and cadet band influence, and a growing repertoire and booking schedule through next April.

Percy Lynn Athens Lynn Bob Dottery al. G. Fields Georgia Henry Culp Clyde Burch Lyric George Goodale Wikahest Lyceum Avanta

Farmers Preparing for Spring Planting in Georgia

Atlanta December report shows Georgia planters stocking large supplies of commercial fertilizers for early spring planting. The move signals agricultural prosperity and aligns with a recent rise in farm product values. Weather has allowed prep work as farmers push fertilization and soil turning to boost yields.

Atlanta Georgia

State's wealth grows with cattle, cotton seed meat and fertilization

The region boasts surging material wealth driven by cattle raising and widespread use of Cotton Seed meal as a low cost cattle feed. Soils are being fertilized extensively with promising results and renewed interest in intensive fertilization is noted.

Arrival and Departure SOUTHERN RAILWAY Trains at Athens

Following schedules are shown only as information and are not guaranteed Read Down.

Southern Railway Athens

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King George Vaudville Martin Brothers Clayton St Dunaway Athens Daily Mrs. Dunaway Foley Wingfield The Shop of Quality Colonial Orchestra Sun C. T. Barrier T. A. Athens James Freeman J. L. Meek Atlanta, Ga Jefferson Jackson Street
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