Private apartment with owner tied location and bath
A private apartment features an owner controlled entrance and private bath. The notice mentions a couple without children seeking residency with bannered address for owner care.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1922
Page
5
A private apartment features an owner controlled entrance and private bath. The notice mentions a couple without children seeking residency with bannered address for owner care.
Senator William J. Harris announces in a letter to the Banner-Herald that the Washington department has allotted garden seed and is ready to fulfill requests. Interested individuals should send their name and address to Mr Harris seeking the seed.
Philadelphia National League club announced that Manager Sholm 15 pitchers and three catchers would report for spring training at Leesburg Florida. The plan outlines early preparations and roster gathering before the season opens.
Partial train timetable lists multiple routes with Athens Lula Lace and Gainesville connections. Times include No 6 leaving Athens at 9 40 a m or 4 15 p m and arriving Lula at 6 50 p m, with other trains between Lace and Athens, plus Gainesville daily and Sunday services and arrival times. Contact G B Miller in Athens for inquiries.
US and foreign teams push exploration for biological and geological data. The American Museum’s Third Asiatic Expedition aims five years in the Orient seeking data and the missing link while the Steffanson, MacMillan, Akeley led, and Mulford expeditions plan long northern, African, and Amazon ventures. Europe trails, Everest return anticipated, and Amundsen targets the North Pole in 1922.
J Ralph Thaxton of Griffin has been elected instructor in French at the University of Georgia and will begin teaching Monday January 9. He is a graduate of the University of Georgia and has since last September been professor of Romance languages at Griffin high school.
Detroit American baseball club under president Frank J. Navin plans Augusta Georgia for spring training Ty Cobb seeks housing facilities after a hotel burn incident near the earlier chosen site Rochester and Columbus clubs to train nearby to provide practice games if Cobb chooses Augusta No action taken by Dail Eireann as Anglo Irish treaty talks pause with private session Friday morning to hear an unofficial committee report in Dublin.
A meeting between wan leaders failed to reach agreement as discussions covered multiple avenues for settlement but yielded no viable path forward.
Irish Times report states A B Kay, London Times correspondent, was seized by three armed men in a Dublin grocery and taken toward Cork. Dail Eireann reporters demand his release as Michael Collins pledges rescue efforts and vows punishment for kidnappers. Kay had warned of threats linked to Cork politics.
Allied leaders prepared for the opening of the supreme council in Cannes with a preliminary meeting among Sir Robert Horne Sir Laming Worthington-Evans Louis Loucheur and Premier Jaspar Theunys to smooth differences before the council. Experts from delegations met to set the agenda.
Reports on road conditions were favorable before rain began. Northern division saw light precipitation, making surfaces slippery and country roads muddy. Tallulah Falls route likely to deteriorate. roads south and east mostly fair, with colder conditions after rain stops Thursday afternoon.
West Virginia coal miners say their families face destitution after three months of work this year. A Marfolk local union pleads for financial help for wives and babies, warning of severe suffering without government support. Letters to President Harding cite 200 men in need and stress urgency.
Augusta Georgia saw drilling halt after ten days of work at a new YMCA building site when a solid rock base was hit. Although crude oil appeared, it was not found in paying quantities, ending speculation of an oil boom for Augusta.
Danville Ky December 2. University of California officials invited Centre College to play an open date in the 1922 football schedule. The Colonels return home late Wednesday after beating Arizona in San Diego on December 26.
Last Sale figures show a wide range of gains and losses across major issues. Notable movers include American Can, American Sugar, and U S Steel, with several rails and utilities posting mixed results. Several copper names dip while General Motors and International Harvester maintain modest gains amid cautious trading.
Cotton prices edged lower in New York and Liverpool with nervousness from Manchester troubles. Local Athens trading showed very light activity with good middling at 18.5 cents and buyers few, while New Orleans and New York quotes reflected declines and shifting demand across futures and spot markets.
New York stock market opens with divergent sentiment as General Motors slips to a record low after its dividend. Motors shares and subsidiaries show weakness, while Baldwin and Mexican Petroleum rise modestly. Foreign exchange remains heavy with European currencies trading lower amid broad market weakness.
A collage of market chatter and rumors on cotton trading from New York and New Orleans. Reports mention Moss selling 2 000 March for uptown crowds, Munds selling 16 00 March, and Liverpool selling on a Manchester house report. Ginners estimate 127 000 ginned in December. Analysts discuss upturn potential with short covering and bullish tone from export prospects to India and China. A Times-Picayune note cites strong demand and firmer prices, with opinions from Munds Gray goods and Weld on future movements. Also announced is the Dundee white bout in Boston between Johnny Dundee and Charley of Chicago on January 16.
Chicago and Chicago markets report mixed changes with wheat futures up and down, corn steady to down, and hog prices rising as receipts near 37,000. Strong beef and veal demand lifts steer and calf values while hogs show gains amid fluctuating bids from St. Louis and local exchanges.
Wisconsin and Minnesota potato quotes show round white at 1.15 to 1.85 cwt and Idaho sacks at 2.10. Sugar market in New York steady with raw futures at 4.80 to 4.90. Chicago dairy notes list butter at 40 to 45 and eggs steady. live poultry prices firm with fowls and chickens around 25 to 28. New York butter and poultry markets follow firm to irregular trends with wholesale and retail listings noted.
A severe gale swept northern Oklahoma and reached Missouri, injuring many and devastating Tulsa neighborhoods. Reports show numerous homeless and injured residents, with little communication, while authorities confirm some fatalities. In Washington, nominations including Hillyer Rudissill of Macon Georgia were sent to the Senate.
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