Athens Public Library charter petition filed in Clarke County
Clarke County Georgia Superior Court hears petition by Mrs H L Barrow and others to incorporate as Athens Public Library with no capital stock to operate a public library in Athens. Petition seeks power to adopt regulations own property borrow funds and issue notes and bonds. Filed February 11 1913 with clerk E J Crawford.
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Georgia
Clarke
Said County
H. L. Barrow
Luelie Brand
Rosa Smith
Leila May Hull
Cobb & Erwin
E. J. Crawford
Geeorgia—Clarke
Clarke County
Court House
Sahil County
Kate
L. A. Leard
Superior Court
Madison County
Advance Threshing Machine Co
W. E. Jackson
Gale
County of
State of Georgia
Nathan Green
Videh Strickland
Frank Graham
Harrison Barnett
J. A Hunniecutt
Athens-Danielaville
Meem—15
Ory
James
Inda Billups
Es Parks and
Albert
J. H. Huggins, Jr
J. H. Huggins, Sr
J. W. Barnett
Maria George
Claude Henderson
Claude Hentze
Clarke Superior Court
Claude Hentzel
Athens
Chas. H. Brand
Clarke ‘Superior Court
Charles HL Brand
Athens Plans Street Improvement Bond Election
The City of Athens announces on March 25, 1913 a bond election for seventy five thousand dollars to fund grading paving and street improvements. The Mayor and Council seek voter approval for the issue of seventy five bonds to finance city street upgrades.
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City of
Athens
Geora
City of Athens
Sald
Clarke County
Georgia
Athens bond election notice for street and school bonds in 1913
The text outlines a bond issue for Athens Georgia voters with principal and interest payable over thirty years from July 1 1913, all payable in gold coin. It lists polling places in each ward, ballot wording for FOR or AGAINST the bonds, and directs publication in the Athens Weekly Banner thirty days before a March 25 1913 election. W L Wood signs as Clerk.
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United States
Athens
City of
McDonald's
Clayton Street
City Hall
Weatherly’s
Broad Street
County Court House
Athens Weekly Banner
Georgia
Clarke County
Wy. L. Wood
W. L. Wood
Police Court
Weatherly's
Ww. L. Wood
Athens City to seek $100000 school bonds in March election
Notice declares a March 25, 1913 election for Athens voters to authorize bonds totaling $100,000 to purchase property and build and equip new public school facilities within the city. Proceeds fund school property purchases, construction, and improvements under the city government.
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City of
Athens
State of
Georgia
FIGHTERS DONT LAST. Early declines among boxers noted
Jim Corbett declares modern boxers peak early with rapid lung and muscle development. Wolgast Ale Attell Matt Wells and Frankie Conley faded by mid-twenties, Monte Attell and Jeffries show longer primes while Corbett and Fitzsimmons illustrate aging timelines. Corbett cites training era and rapid growth as factors.
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Jim Corbett
Jim Corbet
Aris
Wolgast
Ale Attell
Matt Wells
Sind
Frankie Conley
Ty-Thres
Monte Attell
Ringsters
Jeffries
Tithe
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Sullivan
Fans open up on Tinker Reds signing Brown
Cincinnati fans criticize manager Joe Tinker for signing Mordecai Brown and pursuing Johnny Kling. They accuse him of wasting money on aging stars and favoring old teammates. Frank Chance of the Yankees says Brown remains a top pitcher despite knee injury. Kling's return to the majors is considered unlikely.
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Reds
Brown
Cincinnati
Joe Tinker
Mordecai Brown
Johnny Kling
Hey
Tinker
Frank Chance
Yankees
Uncle Willis Jones an A M E preacher ill at home near 99th birthday
Willis A. Jones known as Uncle Willis in Athens is critically ill at his home after two weeks in bed. The long time A M E preacher and washboard maker near 64 years in Athens could reach his 99th birthday on the 28th if spared. He is famed for his dignity, white friend respect, and old time humor "Wy, yes" while serving his community.
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Willis A. Jones
Will A. Jones
Willis
Athens
Newt
Return of Delightful Operetta The Spring Maid
The season's favorite light opera The Spring Maid with a company of over sixty singers and a special orchestra will play at the Colonial on February 27. Led by Gene Luneska the cast features Miss Luneski as Princess Bozena and Harry Short as Roland with J H Goldsworthy and others. The show promises strong stage setting and costumes with popular songs Day Dreams How I Love a Pretty Face and Two Little Love Bees and remains a repeat success from New York.
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Werba
Luescher
New York Liberty Theater
Atlanticity
Gene Luneska
Donne
Miss Luneski
Hattye Fox
Arthur Hyde
Orpha Hewes
Elsie Thomas
Harry Collins
New York
Charming Afternoon One Piece Frocks
An article on draping and fabric choices for two small dresses No. 7340 and No. 7436. It advises patient fitting, adaptable drapery, and harmonious color and texture with options in Copenhagen blue ratine and olive green charmeuse. Embellishments include lace trims and embroidery for a refined finish.
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Copenhagen
California iron ore deposits eyed for western steel plants
The Pacific coast hosts large iron ore deposits at Minaret in Madera County and Eagle Mountain in Riverside County. USGS Bulletin 503 analyzes the Eagle Mountains deposits, their extent, geology, and a potential to supply ore for future blast furnaces if coal supplies reach the coast. An application to the Geological Survey in Washington, DC, provides a free copy.
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Pacific Coast
Minaret
Madera County
Cal
California
Sierra Nevada
Eagle Mountain
Riverside County
United States Geological Survey
Eagle Mountains
E. C. Harder
Federal Survey
Rocky Mountains
Mohave
Colorado
Smmit
Washington
Oregon
Alaskan
The
Geological Survey
Washington, D. c
Dr King's New Discovery Endorsed for Children
Mothers can safely buy Dr King's New Discovery and give it to the little ones for colds coughs throat or lung troubles. Mrs. Bruce Crawford of Niagara Missouri reports her boy improved from pale weak sick to the picture of health. Sold by W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Co.
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Athens Public Library
Gie County
Ororgla
Ise
Elizabeth G. Basinget
Charles M. Strahan
Elizabeth G. Basinger
R. C. Orr
A. C. Orr
Berlain
Grim Reaper
Gene Daneska
Princess Gozena
Brown Mig. Co
Greenville, Tenn
Iron Ore
Chichester
Oticasts
Everoers
Eee
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