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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1911
Page
7
Corner Broad and Lumpkin Streets Athens Georgia advertises a lodging house with a homelike feel. Rates are two dollars per day for room and board plus hot and cold baths and long distance telephone. Sample rooms offered for visitors seeking convenient downtown lodging.
Coach Anderson faces about sixty five candidates for the University of Georgia season. A Chinese student C Chiu from Honolulu and Italian Camarata from Cartersville shine among infield and outfield hopefuls. Brothers of former stars and many new hopefuls populate the roster as practice resumes on Herty field. The team will trim to a core lineup after open-field drills, with a large reserve group for substitutes as the season approaches.
Norma Martinez thanks customers for support during troubles and inquiries. The firm explains shipping from a branch factory due to facility gaps versus the Tampa plant and asserts the Norma Martinez 5 inch Cuban Hand Made Clear Havana Cigar remains the best value at 40 dollars per thousand plus five cents dealer price. The company pledges to enhance service and provide high grade goods going forward.
Alumni of the University of Georgia are told that a pamphlet prepared by Charles N. Feidelsen, Esq., on the permanent alumni organization will be mailed to every Sphinx member. The pamphlet covers past occupation and history since leaving the university and aims to mark the forthcoming commencement. The Sphinx honors those who distinguished themselves in college life, studies, and athletics.
Firefighters were called to Brooks Brothers on Prince Avenue Sunday just after seven. They found a rear smoldering blaze likely smoldering for hours, causing more smoke damage than flames. Total damage not expected to be heavy. origin undetermined. Remember the Name Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds.
The New York event gathers top amateurs and former champions including Charles F. Conklin J Ferdinand Pexgenders Joseph Mayer Alert Poensgen and others to contest the International trophy in a two win rule format beginning at the Liederkranz Club. The German entrant Poensgen is among the era’s famed cuesmen, following a Paris tournament run.
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