Pow SIU Car Company and Gamble Concert at Silver Lake
An Akron audience enjoyed a Gamble Concert Party performance noted for its high quality classics and skilled artists. The event complemented a report on the Athens Motor Car Company forming, detailing stock, business scope in automobile sales, garage, and manufacture with Athens as the base and potential branch offices.
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Akron
Ohio
Hich
Silver Lake
Ly Pe
Athens Motor Car Com
Walter H. Bishop
Lucien B. Flatow
Athens
First Class Tailoring Establishment to Open in Athens
Mr. R. O. Starick formerly with W. H. Starick of Atlanta will open a List class tailoring shop upstairs over Cafe Royal at 117 1 2 College avenue in early February. Expect fine custom work and a strong opening reception from Athens gentlemen. The Black Patti Show at the Colonial delivered an outstanding performance with a full colored troupe and superb singing and dancing pleasing both new and returning audiences.
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R. O. Starick
W. H. Starick
Atlanta
Cafe Royal
College Avenue
Athens
Starick
Black Patti
New York State Pears Offer Offers Real Pear Taste
New York State pears advertised with distinct flavor above California varieties. Price 35¢ each or 3 cans for 1.00 from Arnold & Abney, phone 1076.
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New York State
California
Arnold & Abney
Athens Ranked in Big Six Cities Growth Prompts urged action
Athens newspapers highlight a ten year population surge to about 15 000 within a 1 1/2 mile radius. They project 25 000 to 30 000 at the next census if city limits expand. Athens climbs to the big six ahead of Columbus with a 46 percent gain vs Columbus 20 percent. The James White Power Co will supply nearly 2000 horsepower, boosting manufacturing hopes. The Chamber of Commerce urged business join and support local development efforts.
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Athens
Atlanta
Savannah
Augusta
Macon
Columbus
James White Power Co
Barnett Shoals
Chamber of Commerce
Lunacy trials in Clarke County rise to nearly one and a half per month
Record of lunacy cases tried before Judge Wingfield in Clarke County for the year just ended shows about 17 cases in 1910, most leading to committal to the state sanitarium. Two cases so far this year involve white women. Prior period from April 1909 to Dec 31, 1910 lists thirteen cases.
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Wingfield
Clarke County
Sanitarium
Georgia baseball starts back again after star Ginn decision
Consternation gripped Red and Black fans as Star Ginn, top hitter at .345 last season, would not return to college. He faced pro offers from Augusta and Rome while at Royaston. After reading letters from fellow students he chose to postpone professional plans.
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Ginn
Royston
Augusta
Rome
Athens Paper Company to Be Organized in City
Several well known Athens businessmen plan to organize a new concern named Athens Paper Company to handle all kinds of wrapping papers and paper bags for trade. Details and arrangements are expected to be finalized soon with a formal announcement anticipated shortly. A visitor arrived yesterday in Athens and was warmly greeted by students.
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Athes Paper Company
Athens
Rumor of railway merger denied by GM Denham
Capt. W. B. Denham, new general manager, denies persistent rumors that Gainesville Midland Railway and Brinson Railway plan a merger and extension to Athens or onward toward western routes. He says there is no truth in reports of Central of Georgia seeking GM purchase or G M absorption amid changes in management and rolling stock conditions.
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Gainesville Midland Railway
Brinson Railway
Athens
W. B. Denham
Central of Georgia
G. M
Macon
Denham
Savannah
Five College Pentangular Debate Chooses Tax Topic
The pentangular debate will test a Federal Income Tax proposal with five southern colleges. Georgia debates North Carolina at Chapel Hill on the negative while facing Tulane at Athens on the affirmative. Registration closes Feb 1 with preliminary in early April and final by early May, subject to change. Sophomore debate shifts to Labor Unions as subject. entrants should register immediately as closing date nears.
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Georgia
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Tulane
Athens
Four Misdemeanor Cases To Be Tried This Morning
Judge West and Solicitor Will Look After the Disposal of Four Prisoners Now in Jail. This morning, Friday, and the thirteenth of the month, there will be a quartette of prisoners before the city court of Athens. Judge West presiding, the court to convene at 9:20. These cases are all misdemeanors and are not of a sensational or even more than ordinarily interesting nature.
For Rent After March 1 Orr's Drug Store Corner
Lipscomb & Co fire insurance and real estate advertise. Sweet pickled peaches offered by Arnold & Abney with quart cans 35 cents or 3 for a dollar.
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Orr's
Lipscomb & Co
Arnold & Abney
Sealshipt Oysters Fresh Daily Ad
Arnold and Abney advertise Sealshipt Oysters fresh daily. The notice emphasizes daily supply and consumer availability from the local seafood vendor.
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Arnold & Abney
Georgia Mercer clash kicks off season in Athens
Intercollegiate basketball opens in Athens with Georgia facing Mercer at the YMCA Saturday night at 8 20. Georgia boasts a fast, light lineup and aims to rebound from a rough road trip after Christmas. Page notes Mercer sponsors Misses Lydia Hutchins and Nell Hodgson and Georgia backers Misses Helen Lacey and Sarah O Farrell.
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Walter T. Forbes
Athens
Young Men's Christians Association
University of Georgia
Warriors
Mercer
Old Georgia
Fifth Regiment
Atlanta
Creekmore
Georgia
Athletic Club
Columbus
South
Lydia Hutchins
Nell Hodgson
Helen Lacey
Sarah O'Farrell
Georgine
Goldin
Tillou Forbes
Carter
Johnstone
Frank Carter
Pina
Lucy Cobb
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Mr. Gamble
Ical Club
Arnold
Pow Siu
Totems
Anl
Athens Paper CO
G. M. and
Brinson R. R.’s
Gamercer
Thee
McGregor Co