Unclear bank statement fragment from Georgia official
A partial OCR line from a Georgia county bank-like record shows a cashier named Ciabie I Parker affirming the truth of a statement. The fragment lacks full context, dates, and complete names, making precise details and entities uncertain.
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Georgia
CiAbie I Parker
Department OF Banking
State OF Georgia
Stern
Mell
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Athens Savings Bank
No-Use Making Threats Over French Debt, Peace urged
A congressional resolution calling France to instant payment of debt is criticized as ill-timed and harmful. The piece argues threats breed ill will and war, while the United States seeks lasting world peace and a basis for permanent accord at the big conference. The author notes French submarine plans provoke comment but urges restraint and cooperation rather than forceful demands.
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Congress
France
United States
Athens Chamber of Commerce to Meet in Annual Session
The Athens Chamber of Commerce marks its eighteenth year since organizing in January 1903. The body, led by President Julian B. Goethius, aims to advance local industry, agriculture, and city–country cooperation, with plans for seed programs and school system support shaping a productive year ahead.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
L. F. Edwards
Julian 8. Goethius
Hays Weighs Cabinet Exit For Moving Picture Offer
The article notes Postmaster General Hays may quit the Wilson cabinet to join a moving picture company. It argues officials should be paid enough to deter such moves and suggests Hays, still young, could pursue a film career while others could fill his post.
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United States
H. Hays
McAdoo
Wilson
Aniis
Moving Picture Company
Hays
Post Officé
American Legion Good Works Across Communities
The American Legion shows broad civic effort with posts funding roads schools libraries playgrounds and memorials. From Missouri to Montana posts organize community centers gravel streets and street cleaning while others promote peace and veteran care.
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American Legion
Ye Mebely
Post
Nazoo
Mich
Dublin
Oklahoma
Legion
Chinook
Montana
Fayette
Eivie
Col James M Smith Sells Cotton At 13 1 2 Cents
From the Athens Banner May 17 1904 Col James M Smith Georgia's largest farmer sold about 1800 bales of cotton for 13 1/2 cents to Macon firm B B Ford & Co The deal closed yesterday the total value near 117000 He had held for twenty cents but markets fell short of that target The sale spared an estimated thirty thousand dollars compared to the best possible price. A steam roller at the Athens Foundry & Machine Works ran into a wall on Washington street causing damage weighing about 15 tons The runaway machine could not be stopped before impact Engineer Harbin remained aboard until impact. Tomorrow at six o'clock Howell & Fost will show the Lakeside Park property at Lake Piraeus with music dancing boating and bathing for Athens citizens.
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Athens
James Smith
James M. Smith
Georgia
B. B. Ford & Co
Macon
Athens Foundry & Machine Works
Washington Street
Howell & Fost
Lake Piraeus
Yis Pearle & Nf
A Verse and a Vignette and Athens News Snippet
A verse titled A Verse and a Vignette by D G B contrasts with a vignette about confidences and secret sorrows. The text lists an All Georgia baseball selection featuring Georgia and Mercer players. Local notices mention Miss Ulldred Holy Land’s lecture, Professor Wooster’s Nashville address, city hall events, and Athens growth milestones with emphasis on community pride.
Red Cross Health Information on Annual Examinations
The article cites a Red Cross piece arguing annual physicals extend life and recounts a New York City office workers study. It highlights high rates of undetected impairments and risks from alcohol, tobacco, diet, and eye strain, urging regular exams to catch disease early and improve lifelong health.
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New York City
Irving Fisher
United States
Bright
666 Will Break S Cold and Grippe Faster Than Any Remedy
A claim states that 666 will break cold symptoms and grippe quicker than known remedies, preventing pneumonia. The snippet suggests a sensational health claim promoting a mysterious agent as a universal cure, mentioning a broader protection against respiratory illness.
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Grippe
Broadway Whirl at Colonial Theater Promises Merriment
The Broadway show The Whirl comes to the Colonial Theater on Monday January 9 featuring Blanche Ring and a famed company. Spectacular dances novel effects and catchy songs with the Millionaires Chorus promise a whirlwind of merriment and melody for audiences.
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Colonial Theatre
Blanche’ Ring
Charles Winninger
Winona’ Winter
Jay Gould
Maxson and
Brown Nina ‘Penn
Virginia Birmingham
Grace Cronin
Police Docket Records One Case Before Judge Thursday
A single case appeared in Judge Thornton's afternoon city session. Jessie Smith, a Black woman, was tried for idling and loitering and received the maximum sentence of 51 days or $35.75. Police vow to continue cracking down on loafers as part of New Year resolutions to encourage work and honest living.
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Thornton
Jessie Smith
Anatol's Affairs Pleases Patrons At Palace
The Affairs of Anatol with Wallace Reid and Gloria Swanson opens two days at the Palace, drawing crowds daily. Star ensemble includes Elliott Dexter and Theodore Roberts among others, with plots of romance and intrigue. Showings today are at 11 1 4 5 7 and 9.
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Palace Screen
Wallace Reid
Gloria Swangon
Twinkle
Elliott Dexter
He, Daniels
Theodore Roberts
Monte Blue
Wanda Hawley
Agnes Ayers
Polly Moran
Julian Faye
Charles Ogle
Theodore Kosloff
General Motors Omits Quarterly Dividend
New York report states the General Motors Corporation directors voted to omit the quarterly dividend of twenty five cents per share on common stock. A separate Tribune item notes chemists in Paris claim to produce real rubles and sapphires in their laboratories. An advertisement promotes RAT-SNAP bait for rats and mice with claims of quick destruction and mummification, sold by Citizens Pharmacy.
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General Motors Corporation
Paria
Citizens Pharmacy
Red Cross Courier interest from President Harding
President Harding subscribes to The Red Cross Courier and praises the idea of a national Red Cross newspaper. The note, printed in the issue, emphasizes timely information for public welfare and cross‑country service. Also included are historical and industrial tidbits noting Mohammedan scripture, a 1920 ship tally, and iron ore findings near Lake Athabasca.
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Red Cross Courier
White House
Red Cross
Carter
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