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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1923
Page
6
Fragmentary text indicates a theatre cast list for Miss Ring and Mr. Winninger. The notice mentions mail orders and engagements, but details on dates, venues, and roles are unclear in the fragmented OCR.
Announcement notes E L Wilkins retiring as assistant cashier and trust officer at Georgia National Bank to join Guaranty Trust Corp, which has expanded capital and opened offices on Clayton Street. E L Wilkins Jr elected assistant cashier. Thos H Nickerson and C D years' directors also mentioned. Barrett Medlin Co. department store fire destroys stock and building with insurance coverage listed. Jackson County estate distributions and local postmaster appointment noted amid broader banking and business changes.
A slight advance in local cotton prices was shown on Wednesday with close figures around 26 1/4 to 26 3/4 cents. Market notes mention modest demand signals from India and mixed activity in New Orleans and Liverpool, while contracts and daily highs and lows traded within narrow ranges.
W. T. Collins of W. T. Colling Incorporated departs for New York and eastern marts to buy spring stock for the firm. He is regarded as an expert buyer with years of experience shaping offerings for the region. The trip aims to select fashionable fur and ladieswear lines for an early spring delivery and anticipated purchases will occupy several weeks.
Article notes women’s prohibition era shift toward running tea rooms linked to homes and autos inns. Women manage finances, mortgage homes, and educate children while avoiding wageearner grind. The tea room becomes a feminine enterprise with a conductor hosting guests and an engineer in the kitchen driving the business atmosphere and success.
Announcement for the annual woolen goods sale begins Thursday and continues through the week. The ad on page three promises excellent values and money saving possibilities, inviting careful reading of the sale details.
Civil Service Commission meeting discussed adoption of a two platoon shift system for Fire Ant department. Officials said Southeastern Underwriters Association found no rise in insurance rates. 1922 reports showed 689 arrests, 160 alarms answered, and total value of property. Both fire and police chiefs were commended for their work.
A quirky OCR fragment hints at a theatre comedy bill featuring a duo called Be Ged One He and Charler. The program mentions a vaudeville showcase with singing, modern dances, and a first-rate duo. Atkinson, Ely is noted as a member.
Jason Qnty Tarey born and raised in Jackson County died of a stroke in Tampa Florida. Laura Lampkin Wood, age unknown, noted resident, widely known in local circles, obituary details scarce.
The Legion and the auxiliary held a meeting at the K P hall Tuesday night to plan the coming year. Miss Benson directed the program with readings and a choral recitation featuring local members such as Mildred Strickland and Wilma Barrow. Several participants were listed including Alice Hillis and Margaret Dou.
Advices from Ludh Row report that 172 Indians are condemned to die for murder and arson tied to the co operation riot at Phaiere in February. Originally 228 held. 47 acquitted and two given two year terms. Seven died awaiting trial.
An early report outlines a fatal fire at Blackshear with one person dead. Police theorize the victim, identified as Smith, was trapped inside as the blaze began, suggesting involvement by associates or others connected to him. Ashes and debris are being examined for clues.
The Star Thread Mills at Barnett, managed by James White, will expand with a carding building and new machinery. The project costs about 000 and will boost output and employment for fifty to sixty workers. Located about 12 miles from Athens, the mill is led by Mr. White, son of the late founder, after his studies in Philadelphia.
A fragmented OCR fragment notes Pere Dropt in the House and a page one report on impeachment proceedings. The scant text hints at a continued report on the impeachment inquiry with references to a polished tale and related details.
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Funeral service details for Annie Maude Ryeahid daughter of Mr and Mrs J W More of Ryeahid are recorded with sentimental references. The text is garbled but notes a Wednesday service led by Reverend and mentions relatives including Alice Mew and Mrs Reade Al.
An organizing committee led by a member named Westy Leh is preparing a Ladies Night. The notes mention Bere Iy a and planned dates but text is garbled. The plan references a community event with a specified time frame and tentative hosting details.
The annual parish meeting of Emmanuel church will be held in the parish house on Thursday evening January 11 at 8 o clock. A new vestry for the ensuing year will be elected and reports of all work done the past year will be made. All members of the parish are requested to be present.
A readable snippet from The Athens Journal and Electric Company includes a repeating ad series signed Ion A Carr. The columns promote auto owner awareness with fresh angles over a four week run, urging readers to form the habit of following the ads.
Of interest to women is the announcement of a Michael's Woolen Sale. The notice hints at shopping events and potential discounts, urging readers to watch for sale details and opening dates.
Fresno laboratories study raisin bread value for health and economy. The article urges housewives to use leftovers for bread pudding, highlighting raisins' nutrition and potential to reduce waste, while promoting raisin bread as a tasty, economical choice.
Boston report says Ramonit De Valera is believed to be a fugitive in this country. The American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic announced an invitation for him to attend its state convention on January 28.
New York report says Anaconda Copper Mining Co aims to acquire control of Chile Copper stock at 35 a share, involving 6 000 090 and redemption of outstanding bonds as part of a plan to revamp indebtedness and cut interest charges.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy for listless, colicky children with sour stomachs and bad breath. It promises a teaspoon can ease cramps or upset stomachs within ten hours, claiming to prevent illness tomorrow and praising the product as a trusted mother’s aid.
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