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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1911

Page

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Farmers Interest in Potash Question Sparks Letters

Special to The Banner from Washington describes farmers responding to a German potash tax. A Taft letter conveys farmer concerns that tax relief is needed, or American fertilizer costs will rise. Police recover stolen goods after a burglary, including a teddy bear coat and other items valued across several sums.

Taft Washington, D D. C German Potash Trust White House Reichstag Otho Brown Ugo

MI O NA stomach tablets promise quick relief

An ad touts MI O NA stomach tablets as a universal remedy for indigestion and upset stomachs. It claims five minute relief from heartburn gas belching and sour stomach with a money back guarantee from H R Palmer & Sons and druggists nationwide.

H. R. Palmer & Sons H. Ff. Palmer & Sons

Foley Kidney Pills for Kidney and Bladder Disorders

For kidney disorders and urinary discomfort this medicine offers relief. It is advertised as an honest and effective remedy for kidney and bladder issues and is sold by all druggists.

Hookworm Specialists Spend Week in Athens in Georgia

Members of the Rockefeller Commission on Hookworm in the South, Drs. Jacobs and Dobbs, are spending the week in Athens. They are investigating conditions at the University of Georgia, the State Normal School, and Athens public schools. J. Jacobs is brother of Atlanta physician Dr. Joe Jacobs, a former citizen of Athens.

Rockefeller Commission On South Drs. Jacobs and Dobbs Georgia Rockefeller Hookworm Commission Athens University of Georgia State Normal School J. Jacobs Joe Jacobs Atlanta

Caught Chickens Led to Larceny Case Before Judge Young

William Phinizy and Robert Bell, both African American men, faced a preliminary hearing for feloniously stealing hens from A. O. Harper on Milledge Avenue. The judge found sufficient evidence and bound both over for larceny.

Young William Phinizy Young Oman A. O. Harper Milledge Avenue Robert Bell

Automobile brokers offer bargains on used cars at low commissions

Automobilists are urged to consult Atlanta Automobile Brokerage Co before buying. They charge one percent commission, sell direct from owners, and list slightly used cars at bargain prices with guaranteed service. Descriptive price list available. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as relieving throat and lung troubles and is sold by dealers.

Atlanta Automobile Brokerage Co Edgewood Ave Atlanta Ga

Black Patti Company Presents A Trip to Africa at Colonial

Tonight the Black Patti Company brings its fifteenth season to the Colonial with a lively show. Jolly John Larkins writes the book and music, delivering strong comedy and music. Local press compares the performance favorably to white touring shows and promises high entertainment value.

Black Patti Company Africa Jolly Jonn Larkins Binghampton N.Y Stone Opera House

Colored hobo Fa Williams held for city court

Fa Williams, a colored hobo, was committed yesterday after a failure to show for a commitment trial before Judge Young. He is charged with stealing a ride on a railroad train and was held to answer in the city court. Newsman notes a local egg market claim and mentions guaranteed eggs observed near Williamson's.

Fa Williams Young

Colder Weather Incoming This Evening

The forecast notes a cooler spell arriving today as the atmosphere turns brisk and a measurable drop in temperatures is expected by night. No significant precipitation or storms are indicated, but a calm, dry cool air mass creeps in as conditions shift.

Housekeepers' Remember Housekeepers' Remember

An old time ad lists Tinware Enameware China Porcelain Stoneware Wood enware and a full line of housekeeper goods. It markets brooms brushes mops baskets cutlery Rogers silverware and related items with a call to visit or phone.

Rogers

Spring term jurists set for Georgia courts

Next Monday week the Oconee superior court will begin its regular spring term with Judge C H Brand of Athens presiding. The circuit follows with Jackson superior court in February, Walton in February, Banks in March, Franklin in March, and Clarke county superior in April.

Oconee Superior Court C. H. Brand Athens Jackson Superior Court Walton Superior Court Banks Homer Franklin Clarke County Superior Court

Vinci tonic advertised by ten thousand druggists

A testimonial backed claim from Lynn Massachusetts pharmacist Warren Toppon endorses Vinci as a powerful tonic. The ad states Vinci cures chronic cold weakness and long standing stomach trouble, with a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied. H R Palmer & Sons Druggists Athens Georgia promote the same guarantee and urge run down or aged readers to try Vinci.

United States Vinci Lynn Mass Warren Toppon Vincl H. R. Palmer & Sons Druveists Athens

Negro Pioneer Goes to His Final Rest

William Pineh a well known colored pioneer and tailor on Edgewood avenue died Tuesday evening at his home. During slavery he belonged to Judge Joseph Henry Lumpkin of Athens and went to war with Lumpkin's sons, serving with Troop artillery in Cobb's legion. After the war he settled in Atlanta and opened a tailor shop on Whitehall street. About 1871 he was elected to the city council from the Fourth ward. He was respected among whites and leaves many colored friends in mourning.

Wiliam Pineh Edgewood Avenue Joseph Henry Lumpkin Athens

Ex-Sheriff Swann Moves to Athens

Giadan Greensboro reports ex sheriff Swann and family have relocated to Athens to reside in the future. EK Hirson has taken the oath as Greene County’s new sheriff, making his first arrest yesterday, WHL Dyson charged with larceny after trust.

Greensboro Giadan SO. Swann Athens Mr. Swann Greene County EK. C. Hirson Whl Dyson

Furnished Rooms in Georgia Apartment Complex

In Georgia, apartments on Tumpkin Street offer furnished rooms with electric lights, steam heat, and hot and cold baths. Close in, convenient and comfortable. A B Estes, manager, Room No. 6.

Georgia Ss. Tumpkin St A.B. Estes

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Ad Boasts Effectiveness

An advertisement proclaims Chamberlains Cough Remedy as unmatched for obstinate coughs colds and throat and lung irritations. It claims strong relief for throat and lung diseases and notes availability from all dealers.

Ten Pins Rustlers and Lilian Nicknames For Boston Doves

A lively note discusses possible nicknames for Boston Doves players including Ten Pins referencing Fred Tenney and Rustlers and Lilian for owner Russell. It warns that moving a club to Chicago could trigger a major league conflict over contracts and salaries.

Boston Doves Fred Tenney Rustlers Liliians Russell American Association Chicago

Short Notes Of Interest Real Estate Erwin & Company

Short notes of interest include real estate listings, fire insurance by Erwin & Company, savings bank offers from The Athens Savings Bank paying 4 percent, notices of boarders, sale items, and business notices. Names cited include Jester, Chas W Paar, Mrs I O Malone, Max Hubert, J L Arnolds, and W W Roberts with various contact numbers and locations in Athens. The items reference services, wanted ads, and sale notices across local businesses.

Real Estate and Small Ads in Athens Notice Board

A dense miscellany of tiny classified items from Athens. Entries offer rent notices for furnished rooms and a cottage, licenses to sell near beer at various addresses, wanted positions for sales and driving work, secondhand furniture, lost dog, and sales of livestock and milk cows with contact details and box numbers. Several business names appear alongside addresses and phone-style numbers.

Neighbor’s timely alarm saves house from destruction

Mr J D Goldstein, next door to Mr Pitner, phoned in an alarm that a blaze was on the Pitner roof. The S A L station box signal misled the down town crew, but the up town department arrived quickly and extinguished the fire before major damage occurred.

Goldstein Mr. Pitner

Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad Claim

An old advertisement urges buyers to seek Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds, noting the seal Bee Hive as proof of genuineness and rejects substitutes. It states the product is sold by all druggists.

Foley

Miss Norma Rice and Earl Berry Married in Athens

Miss Norma Rice and Mr Earl Berry of Hutchins were married at Mrs Alice Murray’s residence on Waddell street with Rev M L Troutman of the First Methodist church officiating. The couple have many friends in Athens and the state who send best wishes for their union.

Spend the Day Party Hosted by Mrs Downer in Barber Street

Mrs Downer entertained a spend the day party Tuesday at her Barber street home. Guests included Mrs Mell Stephenson Mrs Geo B Davis Mrs George Thornton and Mrs Frank Hailey.

Downer Barber Street Mell Stephenson Geo. B. Davis George Thornton Frank Hailey

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Columbia Erwin & Company J. Y. Carthers James White H. C. Stockdell L. C. Quin Tfe Heles Tvg Nannally Royal Cafe Great Black Patti” Company the Colonial Williamson H. T. Huggins & Son Broad St C. Hi. Brand Clayton ST J. C. Jester Athens Savings Bank Chas. W. Paar Jackson St O. Malone Max Hubert J.L. Arnold Leathers & Eavenson Barber St Wall Street Little Bonanza CO Bramblett Mercantile Company Princeton Clarke Co Tus&thurs Water Oaks Dubose m Dougherty Bt Lipscomb & Go Real Estate—Lipscomb & Co Carver Waterloo Iowa Pulaski St F. Sumpter Smith Construction Jester Building Clayton Street Grixith & Welch S. W. A. Jester Foundry Street J. W. Christian & Co The Royal Inn Corec Tor Meigs St Hancock Avenue W. B. Conway Broad St. John General Mercantile Experience Care Banner P. Care Banner Thur-Sat-Sun College Ave W. A. Ivey F. A. Lipscomb Oliver McGregor Co Evie Jackson Mary Harris Mattie Henrietta Downer Baxter Street School Mildred Burson Marguerite Bishop Mary Huff Alva Jennings Audley Mayne Jackson Dallas Lewis Mignon Pailee Charles Sanford Goss Wootten Matulelu Wood Herschel Carthers Clarke Rifles Testaent National Guards of Georgia Johnson Shoe Co August A. Klein Boston Haughey & Paile Telephone
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