SHORT NOTES OF INTEREST Advertisements in these columns
Notices list ads with care to use Banner address, not advertiser, readers told not to seek advertiser identity. Items include insurance, loans, stamps, stamps, printing services, rentals, sales, and lost items. Entries note specific addresses like Prince avenue, Lumpkin street, North Milledge, Hiawassee avenue, and Normal Station. Several miscellaneous rental and sale offers appear alongside lost dog and overcoat notices. Many items include telephone contacts and terse farm or property references.
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No one to ask to know the identity alien ade
An assorted old newspaper fragment mentions personal addresses and bank interests. It references Athens Savings Bank offering 4 percent interest on savings deposits with compounding dates January 1 and July 1. Also notes rental listings, local groceries, and a real estate offer on Lumpkin heights with seller Carl Sage.
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Bank IN
Athens
Athens Savings Bank
Lumpkin Heights
Carl Sage
Ethel Barrymore Shifts to Screen Work for Metro
Ethel Barrymore, star of the Strand today in The Awakening of Helena Richie, abandons stage speaking and pledges her future to Metro Pictures. She praises the screen medium’s ability to realize artistic goals as she helps shape a production set in Old Chester before the war, amid a family tally of Barrymores joining Metro.
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Ethel Barrymore
Strand
Strand Theater
Metro-Rolfe
Helena Richie
Miss Barrymore
Metro Pictures Corporation
Margaret Deland
Metro
Richard A. Rowland
Old Chester
Sidney Drew
Mrs. Drew
Lionel Barrymore
Rankin Drew
Elite Showcases Pearl White and Keystone Comedy
The Elite presents Pearl White in Pearl of the Army drawing big business at the popular play house each Saturday. Today also features a Keystone Comedy riot of fun and laughter on the same program.
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ELITE
Pearl
Georgia Defeats Birmingham 74 to 20 in Lopsided Show
Georgia overwhelmed Birmingham Athletic Club 74 to 20 in a fast, disciplined game. Georgias Scott led scoring with several baskets while Morrison, Rawson, and McCall anchored the defense holding Birmingham to a lone field goal in many stretches. Officials from YMCA supervised as Atlanta Club sights toward South championship as a likely record breaker.
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Birmingham Athletic Club
Georgia
Birmingham
Atlanata Atheltic Club
Acula
Scott
Georgi
Cox
Morrison
Rawson
McCall
Montgomery
Tahn
McGowan
Gillant
Birminham Toring
Det Weaver
Atlanta Three
Mr. Jones
Phy We
YMCA
Rev Troy Beatty and wife In Memphis auto crash
Letters from Rev. Troy Beatty in Memphis describe an automobile accident involving him and his wife. The couple’s car skidded and crashed, with details of injuries and recovery efforts. Beatty plans a return visit to Athens in February, while others escaped harm.
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Troy Beatty
Memphis, Tenn
Anderson
Memphis
Beatty
Athens
Berthin
Ary
Fhe Stake Coc Sa
Mr. Beatty
Mackie Ern Beatty
Dr Bancroft Back From A World Tour
Dr Edward Bancroft Jr son of E Bancroft of this city has landed in New York after months abroad visiting Europe and the Orient. He sailed on the Saxonia Cunard Line serving as official physician and surgeon. After a few days in New York he will return to his Norfolk home where he has practiced since graduating from Richmond Medical College. He has made several long ocean trips recently and earned a strong reputation as a physician.
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Edward Bancroft, Jr
E. Bancroft
New York
America
Saxonia
Cunard Line
Norfolk
Medical College
Richmond
Spannell Murder Trial Contradictory Testimony Emerges
R N Pittman of Meridian Mississippi testified for the state in the Spannell murder trial claiming he saw a man kneeling in the front seat fire at the back seat killing Mrs Spannell and Lieutenant Colonel Butler near Alpine Texas. Spannell testified yesterday that Butler fired the fatal shot.
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Associated Press
San Angelo
Texas
R. N. Pittman
Meridian
Miss
Harry J. Spannell
Spannells
Spannell
M. C. Butler
Alpine
Mra. Spannell
Pittman
World record height display in Georgia game
The article notes a high fliers 10,000 foot ascent and a dramatic college basketball period between Georgia and Birmingham with final scoring details for Cox McGowan Morrison Gillara Satterfield McCall and Rawson. An intermission wrestling exhibition by University of Athens law department member Orman Tiunter and local wrestler George Sarros provided entertainment for spectators.
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Ettendanes
Georgia
Birmingseam
Cox UM
McGowan
Montgomery
Morrison
Hahn
Ac Gillara
Satterfield
McCall
Baker
Barker Tew
Rawson
Orman Tiunter
University
George Sarros
FIGHT 15 WAGED ON REVENUE MEASURE
A small group led by Representative Caldwell of Texas attacked proposed expenditures and a New York Caldwell denounced the excess profits tax. They fought the bill which kept the tawels after midnight. Thirteen members gave notice they would not be bound by the caucus. The bill aims to raise about 228,100,000 by the excess profits tax and increased inheritance tax, plus 100,000,000 more from a Panama Canal bond issue.
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Associated Pro
Washington
Caldwell
Texas
New York
Resigns Before Beginning Office Term
Bernard R. Baker, recently appointed to the shipping board and confirmed by the senate, has resigned. The president reportedly accepted the resignation amid sharp differences over the board’s organization. The reason was not announced.
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Baltimore
Bernard R. Baker
Shipping Board
Senate
Holman Off For Kentucky To Buy Mules
Mr W S Holman and his son in law Mr W W Scott left yesterday for Kentucky to buy another carload or two of fine mules for Holman and Deadwyler. Demand for good stock has been heavy this season and Holman has already made several trips to the pine grass regions to secure mules desired by Georgia farmers.
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W. S. Holman
W. W. Scott
Kentucky
Holman & Deadwyler
Hollman
Georgia
Chamber of Commerce Directors Hold An Interesting Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce held a lengthy meeting in Boston and discussed credentials for Mr Miller at the national good roads convention. Officers praised the Athens physicians, pledged support to a Buffalo Bill memorial effort, and welcomed women’s groups to use Chamber rooms to boost city enterprise.
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Boston
Miller
Athens
Wm. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Tibbetts
Chamber of Commerce
Haselton
Athens Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Thieves Sought After $20,000 Jewel Robbery in Lakeland
Detectives in Lakeland Florida seek clues to identify the robber who last night robbed the Memminger home. C G Memminger president of the Coronet Phosphate Co and Morida board of health member, the jewels valued at $20,000 were stolen during dinner. Memminger offers a $1,000 reward.
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Associated Press
Lakeland
Fla
C. G. Memminger
Coronet Phosphate Company
Morida Board of Health
Memminger
Administration Revenue Bill Passes to Meet Deficit
Washington January 26 The Democratic House caucus tonight overwhelmingly approved the administration revenue bill designed to meet the prospective deficit.
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Associated Press
Washington
Democratic House Caucus
Federal Reserve Board Proposes Reserving Member Bank Reserves
Washington reports a proposed amendment to the federal reserve act would require all member banks reserves to be kept in federal reserve banks subject to approval by the house banking and currency committee.
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Federal Reserve
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Act
The
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
House Banking and Currency Committee
Rivers and Harbors Bill Passes House With New Funding
Washington January 26 The rivers and harbors measure passed the House 221 to 131 after striking out a government commission provision. It carries 33,000,060 dollars with 10,000,000 for new projects and moves to the Senate. The sole new continuing project authorizes a 27 foot channel from the Gulf at Tampa Florida.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Gulf
Tampa
Fila
Cobweb and Metabolism Talk Draws Large Audience
More than fifty interested listeners filled the Young Women's Christian Association building last night to hear Dr. Edwards from the University of Georgia’s Peabody School of Education present on Cobweb and Metabolism. The lecture was practical and engaging, to be noted as a red letter date among upcoming Associated Building events. Light refreshments followed the talk and the evening was enjoyed by all attendees.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Edwards
Department of
Peabody School of Education
University of Georgia
Indian Pipe Relic Found Near Commerce Georgia
Commerce Ga Jan 26 Mr Lem on McWhorter near Cromer's Mill in Franklin county displayed a rare Indian relic pipe discovered nearby The carved face and form suggest it depicted the chieftain who smoked it The well preserved artifact is described as capable of lasting for many more centuries toward its value as a historic curiosity Special to Banner
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Commerce
Lemon McWhorter
Cromer’s Mill
Franklin County
Commerece
Ite
Modern Advantages Show Youths Embracing New Sports
Fragmented OCR text hints at a discussion of youth opportunities and sports interest, mentioning golf and change over time. The readable portions reference a person named Cuiurox and a comparison between past and present advantages affecting young men’s pursuits.
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Cuiurox
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J. D. Bradwell
Clarke
Lipscomb
Insurance
J. C. Jester
A. H. Davenport
W. J. Gardner
Lumpkin St
Prince Avenue
Broom House
Gale
Crawford & Merry
Hiawassee Avenue
U. H. Davenport
A-1
Axe
Care Hanmer
North Milledge
J. A. Gordon
Ryleo
Cobb Street
Indian River
Williamson's
D. G. Bickers
Nunnally
Thornton's
Florida
Levy
Prince Ave
J. T. Anderson
Codlega Avenue
Grugedale Greenhouses
Talmatage Bros. & Co
Bloomfield
Church
Springdale
Tall
Tslwadse
Sostoo
Bloomfield Street
Springdale Street
Hall Street
Talmadge Street
D. G. Anderson & Co
Clayton Street
T.E Winter
Athens Engineering Co
AT the Strand
South
Victor'es
Athiata
Hera
DR. Bancroft
Associated Pres
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Dan
United States
MR. W
Holman
Commission
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