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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1917

Page

14

Columbia Six Offered With Superior Engineering and Finish

The Columbia Six is presented as the result of patience and skilled development. It boasts flexible power, smooth ride, efficient cooling, radiator shutters, and top-grade equipment including Boyce motometer and Harrison radiator. The builders emphasize durability, low maintenance, refined finish, and practical comfort at an affordable price.

Columbia Columbia Six McRe Boyce Harrison

Form-A-Truck in Military Use Gains Attention

Experts say the oneton Smith Forma-Truck attachment, paired with Ford Chevrolet Maxwell or Dodge Brothers chassis, offers simple durable transport for Pershing's column. The truck, capable of carrying fifteen men or 8 ton 1/2 of supplies, travels 12 to 20 miles an hour depending on terrain and aims to speed man and matériel movement in wartime.

Ford Chevrolet Maxwell Dodge Brothers Pershing Mexico Buick Dodge Bros Overland Co Cree

Used Pleasure Cars Converted Into Trucks Demonstrated

The Smith Form-a-Track offers owners of high priced cars a chance to convert pleasure cars into commercial trucks. A Packard was turned into a truck at the Chicago Used Car Exhibit, noted as the first such conversion of a luxury car. The universal attachment enables any pleasure car to become a profitable motor truck.

Smith Ford Chicago

Suit Filed to Halt Pirating War News by International News Service

The Public Ledger Company filed suit in the U S district court in Philadelphia to enjoin the International News Service from pirating war news. The action mirrors a successful New York case brought by the Associated Press.

Associated Press Philadelphia International News Service United States District Court The Public Ledger Company New York Associated Presa

Man Held on Manslaughter Charge After Train Collision

Raleigh report states G. B. Jacobs, Seaboard telegraph operator at Franklinton, is jailed on manslaughter charges linked to the death of four train crewmen in a head-on crash. Convicted there for drunkenness, he was brought to Raleigh for safekeeping after allegedly failing to hold the northbound and deliver an order to meet the southbound at Kittrell.

Associated Press Raleigh N. C Jacobs Seaboard Franklinton Kittrell

Bread in Canada Rises to Seven Cents a Pound

Quebec reports a bread price hike as of Monday raising loaf cost to seven cents per pound, an additional one percent increase and the second rise in a month.

Canada Associated Press Quebec

Brown Doubts 26 Day Legislature Passage

Hon L C Brown a county representative returns for the weekend and argues the legislature cannot shorten the session to twenty six days given the volume of important business. He plans to join lawmakers in Athens for educational institution visits and a speech by Major General Wood.

L. C. Brown Representative Brown Brown State House Athens Wood

Congressmen Play 22 to 21 Baseball Game

In Washington the House of Representatives Democratic baseball team defeated the Republicans 22 to 21 in a game seen by the president and high officials. The long game, lasting over three hours, raised more than $3,000 for the cause.

Associated Press Washington House of Representatives

Revival Meeting Draws Strong Attendance At Commerce

Rev. Dr. Belk returned from Commerce where he led a great revival. Services were well attended with many joining the church and the community awakened as people gathered around the church lawn.

Reverend Morris Celebrates 62 Years Licensed to Preach

Rev J W M Morris of this city yesterday marked the 62nd anniversary of his license to preach. He began in Lumpkin county on June 30 1855. Morris will be 77 years old on the fifteenth of this month.

J. W. M. Morris Lumpkin County Morris

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Columbia Sin F.C.B. Athens Stiller Columbia Continental Motor Athens, Georgia Othlixing International Service RED Cross Fund Lexington Sixes Maxwell Motor Clarke County Motor Co F.C.B. Chicago National Laurel ‘ Co Laclede
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