Broadway Notes On Plays And Players In Various Cities
The notes detail engagements in Chicago New York and St Louis with Jim the Penman Viola Allen Edith Decker and The Rose Maid among others. It mentions The Miracle and Turnadot Broadway minstrel plans and a US rights purchase for Eva the Factory Girl. Pittsfield aims to run its single playhouse with modern ideas. Baseball notes follow with minor league lineup changes and management moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Atlanta business group to curb retail bankruptcies
Plans are nearly ready in Atlanta to form an organization with $25,000 capital to assist struggling retail merchants. Backed by leading wholesale houses and tied to the credit men’s association, the group aims to prevent bankruptcies by providing timely financial aid to merchants who cannot secure loans, with W. O. Stamps likely president and C. B. Logan chairing the loan committee. The setup targets cases where three small creditors could push a merchant into bankruptcy despite solvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Credit Men’s Association
Weshburn-Crosty Company
Barnes- Fain Company
Atlanta Loan and Saving Co
W. O.stamps
Fain & Stamps
Alfred Kelley
C. B. Logan
Barnes-Fain Company
Social Gathering At Commerce Ga A Courteous Home Soiree
Mr and Mrs Thomas C Hardeman entertained the local chapter Daughters and local camp Sons of Confederate Veterans at their new South Court Street residence in Commerce Georgia. Guests enjoyed a history guessing game and Cross Questions and Crooked Answers along with music by Miss Emma Stapler and Dr Dobbs. Refreshments included salad sandwiches and hot chocolate. Mrs J S King plans a stay in DeLand Florida. An Iowa league is discussed for Waterloo Cedar Rapids Oshkosh and Macav City with manager John Kling aiming to convert Hank Gowdy into a catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Thomas C. Hardeman
Sons of Confederate Veterans
South Court Street
Emma Stapler
Dr. Dobbs
State College Invades Atlanta Corn Club Plan Gains Traction
Atlanta leaders consider a district corn club agent funded by the State College of Agriculture and the federal department of agriculture. A $2,000 annual package would cover salary and travel, with six territorial divisions to cover the state, aiding boys and girls in the upcoming planting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Corn Club
Athinta Chamber of Commerce
State Agricultural College
Federal Department of Agriculture
Soule
A. M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
J. Phil Campbell
Boys’ Corn Club
Georgia
Athens
Augusta
Rome
Savannah
Waycross
Tifton
Albany
Messrs
Campbell
Chamber of Commerce
Massee Requisition Likely Denied by Governor Brown
Atlanta February 7 Governor Brown appears ready to refuse the requisition of Governor Hooper of Tennessee for W. J. Massee of the Central Georgia Power Co Macon. The case centers on an alleged extortion scheme to force a suit withdrawal by threatening prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Brown
Hooper
Tennessee
W. Jordan Massee
Central Georgia Power Co
Macon
Masree
Hoke
R Or. Brown
Real Estate and Hardware Ads from the Banner
Short notes advertise Erwin & Company real estate fire insurance, furniture sales, hardware, and gas stoves. Listings include rent offers on Cobb Street and uptown rooms, sale of mahogany furniture, barber trade course, oranges, gloves and shoes cleaning, aluminum ware, typewriters, milk cows, and eggs. Minor notices note Majestic acts.
Local ads and notices mix in Athens paper
An assortment of classified items including bank savings offer 4 percent interest, fresh eggs and sun dried apples, home for sale at 27 Gill street, flour sugar coffee and canned goods specials, a Franklin Institute clerical exam notice, wall paper sale, auto tires, room rentals, sample distribution jobs for Quaker Oats, and hotel boarding available.
Uncle Remus Home Magazine Offer
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Erwin & Coo
Chas. W. Parr
Jim the Penman
New York
George Fawcett
Viola Allen
Sees
Edith Decker
Chicago
Thomas W. Ross
Cyril Scott
St. Louis
Oliver Doud Byron
Andrew Robson
The
Royal Box
Lee Shubert
Olympia Theater
London
Deutsches Theater
Berlin
Israel
Zangwill
America
George Primrose
James McIntyre
Thos. Heath
George Evans
Lew Dockstader
al. G. Filed
William Faversham
Julia Opp
Wilstadh
Shakespear
Mr. Southern
Miss Marlow
Sue
Eben Plympton
Europe
Marc Klaw
Klaw and Erlanger
Franz Lehar
Eva the
Rachel Crothers
Baseball Notes
Gene Demontreville
Boston-Pittsburg
New Orleans
Jack Lelivelt
Ganzel
Rochester
Lelivelt
Washington
Hugh McBreen
Jersey City
Boston Red Sox
Skeeter
Hugh
Harry Bay
Cleveland
Bloomington
Jack Grim
Brooklyn
Newark
Jack
City Property
Oconee County
Watkinsville
Bishop and
Farmington
MO. T. Gholston
Tuck
A. Scudder
DeLand, Fila
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Oshaloosa
Macav
Cedar
Rapids
John Kling
Boston Nationals
Hank
Gowdy
State College
Extension Corn Club
Maxeys
Ooemee County
Clayton ST
Real Estate
Erwin & Company
Fire Insurance
J.C. Jester
W. M. Pittman
Fleming-Nunn Hardware Co
the Majestic
Cobb Street
W. A. Jester
P. O
O’sullivan
Martin Bros
Clayton Street
Moter Barber College
India River
Fears
Martin Brog
The _McGregor Co. at
City
Elizabeth Street
R. I
Majestic
Nsurance, Real Estate, Lipscomb Co
Athens Savings Bank
Massey @rocery Co
Acs
Kenney
Gill Street
Phare
Frankin Institute
Dept
N. Y
Stone’s
Eod
Jro
L. Arnold
Clayton St. A
Sparks Vulcanizing Co
Lyndon
S. B
Care Banner Office
A. W. Tidwell, Banner Office
Apply Quaker Oats Co
Epps Garage
Washington Street
Sanges
Barber St
Salo
DuBose Ave
D. G. Anderson
Mutual
Milledge
Lucy Cobb
Stephenson & Hull
Lampkin §T
University Farm
Odor Nee Amet
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