Lodge Directory Mt Vernon and Area Fraternal Societies
Mt Vernon lodge and related fraternal groups list meeting nights and locations at the Max Joseph building and nearby halls. Invites Master Masons and companions to attend. includes officers and contact cues for several lodges, chapters, and encampments. Also advertises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for injuries and skin conditions with store details.
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Mt. Vernon Lodge
A. M
Mount Vernon Lodge
Masonic Hall
Max Joseph Building
Claytor Street
William Pittman
W. M
Keystone
Royal Arch Masons
Max Joseph
W. C. Jordan
H. P
Fred T. Moon
Train Schedules for Athens: Seaboard South Southern and Georgia Rail
Arrival and departure times for Seaboard Air Line, Southern and Georgia Rail services at Athens. Lists northbound and southbound trains with daily, Sunday only, and exceptions. includes mixed and passenger services with specific departure and arrival times.
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Athens
Seaboard Air Line
Georgia Railroad
Mr Harry Hinton Improves After Surgeon Visit
Friends celebrate Mr Harry Hinton s steady recovery after an operation for appendicitis in Atlanta and return home to regain strength. He previously stayed at the infirmary and is now doing well at his residence near the city.
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Harry Hinton
Atlanta
Manne Returns From Big Ice Meeting in Athens
M. L. Manne, manager of the Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation's Athens operation, has returned from a significant ice industry meeting. The trip highlights ongoing industry discussions and local business involvement in Athens.
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MR. Manne
M. L. Manne
Athens
Atantic Ice and Coal Corporation
Bouth
William Owen Tour Company Roster at Colonial Theatre
The roster supporting William Owen on his south tour includes J. W. McConnel a veteran actor trained by Booth and others and Margaret Morrison the lead actress for over four years. Leadoff talents Leopold Lane Winifred Burke Marie Van Borenveldt W. Joseph Poirier W. H. Niemeyer Hardin Rickman Clayton Anderson and others fill a strong company with a storied stage history across Europe and America.
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William Owen
South
Winifred Burke
Kindry
Germany
Paris
France
America
Frawley Company
W. Joseph Poirier
Robert B. Mantell
Griffith
W. H. Niemeyer
Metropolitan
Perico
Hardin’ Rickman
Bush Temple Stock Company
Chicago
Constance Crawley
Mable Montgomery
Buleah Poynter
Metropolitan Stock
St. Paul
Minn
Clayton Anderson
Mr. Owen
J. W. McConnell
Margaret
H Winifred Burke
Marie’ van Buren
Wilkes County Farmer Wins Bride Through Mail Order Route
In Washington Georgia on February 20 a Wilkes County farmer, R B Aycock, and Miss Louella Ackron of Jamaica New York married after a year of correspondence and photos exchanges. They met in Augusta and wed with Rev Walker. Miss Ackron is 19 and Aycock a respected local farmer eight miles west of Washington.
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Wilkes County
Wilkes
Washington
Louella Ackron
Jamaica
N. Y
R. B. Aycock
Augusta
Walker
Aycock
Cat and a Half Problem Solved by Mathematicians
Report from Atlanta on a gambling puzzle: how many rats can ten cents kill in ten days with a half cat, half rat, and a day and a half. Two expert mathematicians independently calculated the answer as 6523 rats, a result telegraphed to the disputants.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Governor Race Likely A Short Primary Bid
Atlanta dispatch says Governor Brown plans to seek reelection with a brief campaign likely to begin around June and last about sixty days. Rumors link former Governor Hoke Smith to a possible challenge, potentially shortening Georgia’s political season.
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Atlanta
Brown
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Smith
Can Government Seize Shipment
Atlanta February 22. A Supreme Court of Georgia decision holds that a common carrier is not responsible if liquors shipped to Charleston and Washington were seized by state authorities. The express company is not expected to maintain an armed force to defy the law, and it fulfilled its contractual duty by transporting the goods until seizure.
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Atlanta
Supreme Court
Sottile Bros
Augusta
Charleston
Middendorf
D. C
South Carolina
Southern Express Co
Georgia
Supreme Court of Georgia
Ft 18
Corn Contest Planned in Commerce With $600 in Prizes
Commerce preparing a fall corn contest with prizes including cash, farm implements, machinery, fertilizer, stock, and clothing. Board of Trade organizes road improvements for Jackson Banks Madison and Franklin counties. Prizes funded by local merchants and business leaders with participation from Athens merchants and Agriculture faculty. Government experts may be invited to the event.
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Commerce
Paul Harber
Board of Trade
Jackson
Banks
Madison
Franklin
Tackson
Maidison
Athens
Aso
State College of Agriculture
Split Pine Wood Output at Atlantic Coal Corp Yard
Odd OCR fragment notes pine wood length options and a reference to Atlantic Coal Corp. The readable items mention a split pine wood product and a specific place, suggesting a lumber or procurement line item, with minimal accompanying context.
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Atlantic Lee & Coal Corp
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Clayton Street
Lodge Directory
Elmo- Lodge
K. of P
St Elmo Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Mar' Joseph Building
Clayton
Lodge Quarters
Broad
Lumpkin Streets
B. Bancroft
E. R. Geo. H. Palmer
Lec
Glenn Lodge
Deupree Hall
Broad Street
GEO
B. Davis
N. G
Harper
Sec’ty
A. Mealor
Geo. B. Davis
Davison-Nicholson Co
Jackson St
Loverigns
A.A. Brigham
C. C. John Mappin
J. P. Sossman
Cornelius
N. C
W. J. Smith
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Gainesville
Haven Penn
Colonial Theatre
J. W. McConnel
Owen
Booth
Barrett
McCullough
Barry
Sullivan
D. P. Bowers
Madame Modjeska
Mary Anderson
Margaret Morrison
Art Institute In
Leopold Lane
England
Viola Allen
Nog
Joe Jefferson
Jefferson Brothers
Henry Miller
Margaret Anglin
Langtree
O'Dell Taylor
Post
Satala Ave
Nantahala Street
Normal Avenue
Normal School
City
R. T. Goodwyn
Poone
OHN Potts & Son
Hone
C. P
P. Taylor
College Ave
C. R. Williams
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