Cavalry Association Elects Captain Fray Secretary Treasurer
Captain J. M. Fray of Riverside faculty and Candier Horse Guards has been elected secretary treasurer of the United States Cavalry Association. He plans faithful service to mobilize every cavalry officer in the nation, with about 80 commissioned and non commissioned officers in the state of Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
J. M. Fray
Riverside
Candier Horse Guards
United States Cavalry Association
Cavalry
Industries boost across states despite slower week
The Tradesman reports a steady flow of new industrial ventures for the week ending today, with total investments highlighting Alabama Birmingham Columbus and Decatur among others. Notable entries include Tampa land company Cordele cotton gin Macon realty company Toccoa power company and Houston bank, totaling tens of thousands to millions in capital across Alabama Georgia Kentucky Louisiana North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Cordele
Jeffersonville
Lilburn
Macon
Toccoa
Shiloh
Valdosta
Heavener
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Romulus
Sapulpa
South Carolina
Columbia
Harris Springs
Rock Hill
Sumter
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Kelso—Bank
Lynchburg
Memphis
Lumber
John L Arnold Cor. Clayton and Jackson Sts
John L Arnold located at the corner of Clayton and Jackson Streets is listed in this notice. The brief item identifies a residence or business reference with no additional details provided.
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Cor
Clayton and
Jackson Sts
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement and Nebraska Laws
An Athens ad lists many companies and stock values then features Mrs. Herman Smith endorsing Doan's Kidney Pills with a 1907 testimonial. Nebraska adds laws taking effect banning under 18 tobacco use, banning public mesmerism, penalizing white slave traffic, and allowing wife testimony in jail cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Herman Smith
E. Broad
St. Athens
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
Daniel Duncan to Be Hanged Today in Charleston
In Charleston South Carolina Daniel Duncan a black man convicted of murdering Max Lubelsky a King Street tailor last June 21 is to be executed this afternoon in the city prison courtyard. The crime was robbery driven and a bloody stick was the sole clue. A similar attack on Lubelsky’s widow followed. The state supreme court refused to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Daniel Duncan
Max Lubesisky
Lubelsky
King Street
Duncan
State Supreme Court
Why Women Suffer From Piles And Remedies
An ad style health note explains constipation as a frequent cause of piles and claims women suffer more due to indoor work and lack of exercise. It promotes Hem-Roid internal tablets from H. R. Palmer & Sons and Dr. Leonhardt Co with a money back guarantee and a one dollar price for a large bottle.
Hall County boosts teachers salaries and extends term
Gainesville Ga July 7 the Hall County board of education raised teacher pay from 4 1 2 5 and 6 cents to 5 6 and 7 cents and approved a five month term beginning November 27 half the salaries for the extra months to be paid by the county. The board spent the day discussing school districts with patrons present. The notice also advertises Arnica Salve by E S Lopez of Manila New York claiming it heals cuts burns and skin ailments for 25 cents at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
County Board of Education
Hall County
King and Queen Open Royal Country Tour After Coronation
After a week of rest at Windsor the King and Queen begin a country tour lasting until month’s end. They will visit Ireland first, staying in Dublin and vicinity for four days, then proceed to Wales for a three day stay at Carnarvon Castle, followed by Scotland. Elaborate safety measures accompany the royal train with pilot engine and expert staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Windsor
Ireland
Dublin
Wales
Prince of Wales
Carnarvon Castle
Scotland
Honest Medicines Versus Fakes in Taft Message
President Taft calls for a Pure Food and Drugs amendment focusing on Prepared Medicines, but Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and Foley Kidney Pills are praised as genuine, long trusted remedies. The ad notes these products' decades of standard use for coughs, colds, throat and chest ailments and urges readers to buy from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Foley
Jewish Chautauqua Opens in Milwaukee for Annual Assembly
The fifteenth annual summer assembly of the Jewish Chautauqua Society of America opened in Milwaukee today and will run through July 13. The program features discussions by religious leaders educators and others on a wide range of topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Jewish Chautauqua Society of America
Foley Kidney Pills Ad Promote Relief and Toning
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder ailments and irregularities, claiming quick and permanent relief plus tonic strengthening effects. Sold by all druggists.
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Lipscomb & Company
Insurance Company
J. Y. Carthers
W. T. Bryan
James White
H. C Stockdell
L.C. Quin
Athens Savings Bank
M. Stern
G. A. Mell
M. G. Michael
B. Y. Hariig
A. Mell
J. A. Hunnicutt
DeuPree
Hunnicutt
Aaron Cohen
L. F. Edwards
Orr’s School
Pulaski and
Dougherty Streets
S. P. Orr
Athens Empire Laundry CO
Foleys
Alabama
Alexander City
Light and Power Company
Birmingham
Columbiana—Sanatorium Company
Decatur
Troy
Arkansas
eBnton
Cabot
Eureka Springs
Hope
Little Rock
Malvern
Mammoth Springs
Prescott
Siloam Springs
Oil and Gas Company
Florida
Tampa
Watkinsville—Telephone Company
Kentucky
Louisville
Motor
Louisiana
New Orleans
Land Company
Iron and Machinery Company
North Carolina
Durham
Lumberton
Statesville
Ardmore
Bessile
Davis
Hammon
Texas
Pattonville
Saragosa
Sherman
Shire
Trinity
Weimer
Virginia
Alexandria
Bristol
Charlottsville
John L. Arnold
Athens, Ga
Newport News
Norfolk
Richmond
Roanoke
Rural Retreat
Tazewell
West Virginia
Anawalt
Elklehurst
Fairmount
Huntington
New Cumberland
Electric Company
Parkersburg
E. S. Lopez
Manilla
N. Y
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer& Sons
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