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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1912

Page

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Slaton Endorsed for Georgia Governor by Fifth District

The Fifth congressional district convention in Atlanta unanimously endorses Hon. John Marshall Slaton for Georgia governor. The action carries special weight because DeKalb County, home of Rep Hooper Alexander, is strong for a prohibition ticket candidate following the Tippins Alexander bill.

Atlanta Fifth Congressional District Georgia John Marshall Slaton DeKalb Hooper Alexander Alexander House Senate

Calhoun O Farrell Succeeds Father in Business

The O Farrell family continues the grocery and brokerage legacy as Mr Calhoun O Farrell succeeds his late father in the brokerage house. The firm retains its office force, methods, and wide wholesale connections, promising continued attentive service and venture ahead. The Banner predicts continued success following the patriarch’s example.

Calhoun O'Farrell Eee Twee O'Farrell A. H. Q.farrell O’farrell

Market Moves to Clayton Street Bakery in Athens

Athens readers are informed that J. Van Straaten has moved his market to the Clayton street bakery for customer convenience. The same phone numbers remain in service.

Athens Clayton Street J. van Straaten

Dr Pendley Returns From Ocullist Convention

Dr J L Pendley of this city oc culist optician and optometrist and a prominent officer in the state association of oc culists attended the annual convention in Atlanta returning last night. A card of thanks from Mrs William F Brittain of New York widow of a county native buried here expresses sincere gratitude for friends and sympathy shown to her and her relatives. Mrs Florence Bartow has left Athens after visiting Mrs Tate and Mrs Tabor in Elberton.

J. L. Pendley State Association of Occulists Atlanta William F. Brittain New York Athens Florence Bartow E. B. Tate T. O. Tabor Elberton

Produce Ads Highlight Fresh Garden Goods

In a brief advertisement arrangement Arnold & Abney promotes green bell peppers tender corn butter beans snap beans and related produce with contact listed as phone 1076 for inquiries or orders.

Arnold & Abney

Washington Seeks Brinson Railroad Extension to Washington

Washington delegates heading to Savannah join with Thomaston and Savannah groups to urge extending the Brinson Railroad directly from Waynesboro to Washington rather than Augusta. The Lincolnton meeting voiced support for Brinson as a better regional link, citing silica needs for nearby copper smelting and local mine interests in McDuffie and Wilkes counties.

Washington Thomson Savannah Sivennah Brinson Waynesboro Augusta Washington Chamber of Commerce William Wynne F. W. Gilbert City Court of W. N. Pendleton Chamber of Commerce Lincoln County Elberton & Eastern Lincolnton Elberton & Eastern Road Brinson Railroad H- Flyer Wilkes County McDuffie Fluker Ducktown Cuba Mr. Fluker Brinson Road McDuffie County Athens

Mt Vernon Lodge to Convene Meeting in Max Joseph Hall

Mt Vernon Lodge No 22 calls a communication at its hall in the Max Joseph building corner Clayton and Wall streets this Thursday evening the 25th at 8 30. Work will be in the F C Degree. All qualified visiting brothers invited. Clare D Heidler secretary.

Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 22 Max Joseph Clayton and Wall Streets F. C Clare D. Heidler

Gainesville Midland excursion to Tallulah Falls

The Gainesville Midland Railway ran a well patronized excursion from points along its line to Gainesville and from Gainesville over the Southern to Cornelia then over the T road to Tallulah Falls yesterday returning to Athens about 10 pm. Dr. Thomas Bread. Arnold and Abney offer fresh shipments of fruit crackers stomach ease and more.

Gainesville Thomas Arnold & Abney

Gas Disfranchisement Law Challenged in U.S. Courts

Atlanta July 24 The constitutional validity of Georgia registration laws will be tested in federal court. Joe Butts a Black resident of Fannin County filed suit against the so called negro disfranchisement amendment alleging it deprives him of registration and violates the federal constitution.

Atlanta State of Georgia Joe Butts Fannin Countty United States Ained

Memorial aims to raise funds for Seaman Knapp Memorial

A letter from the Seaman A Knapp Memorial Committee announces a unified effort to raise 150000 for a farm school memorial building near Nashville. It seeks to aid rural education, farmer demonstrations, rural teachers, and a model farm complex linked to the Seaman Knapp School of Country Life. The committee names Dr D C Barrow as president and Prof Thomas A Early as financial agent and asks regions to support Mr Early’s outreach.

Seaman A. Knapp Dr. Knapp D. C. Barrow University of Georgia Thomas A. Early State College of Agriculture Knapp Nashville South Mississippi Early Southern Washington, D. C

No More Falling Over Seats at the Majestic Picture House

The Majestic theater unveils indirect lighting to keep patrons seated and comfortable while preserving screen clarity. Today features Zanetto's Marriage Almost a Tragedy and A Heroine of Pioneer Days with Allen the baritone performing Annie Laurie. The venue plans weekly feature films and runs a Maxwell automobile contest.

Majestic Picture House Majestic Theater Zanetto Allen Annie Laurie The Majestic Blackhawk Maxwell

Converted Jew Preaching in This City

Rev Louis Sangalsky a converted Jew is in the city for a few days He preached yesterday afternoon at the corner of Broad and Thomas streets He will preach there again this afternoon and he extends an invitation to all especially the Jewish people to come and hear him He will preach this afternoon at five o clock Soft Peaches 15c Just right to serve with cream nold Abney Phone 1076

Louis Sangalsky Broad Thomas Streets

A Tag Means Immunity from the Dog-Catcher

A satirical notice skewers dog control by claiming dogs without tags are doomed to be murdered by the catcher. It urges owners to buy a tag to “prolong the life of your dog for another year.” The piece also advertises bottled Apple Juice from Arnold & Abney.

Auto Wreck Kills and Injures Athens Party

A car driven by Mr Winn overturned at 7 tonight killing Miss Marguerite Britton and injuring Mrs Winn Miss Hightower and Archie Winn an eight month old baby in the rear seat were among those hurt friends of Miss High Rolling Company will be interested to know all were injured but none severely Aten Athens Georgia occupants named event described with limited details

Miss High Rolling Company Winn

Phenomenal Shoe Sale Set to Start Friday in City

The E. I. Smith Shoe Co announces a rebuilding sale starting Friday morning July 26 to fund remodeling. Work begins within ten days to modernize the store with improved facilities. Buyer Paul Hadaway will depart for markets to stock the full shoe line for the concern. The sale lasts ten days offering top makes to local buyers.

E. I. Smith Shoe Co Paul Hadaway Iame

Clarke Rifles Return from Camp Pettus to Atlanta

The Clarke Rifles with fifty three men and officers return tonight from Camp Pettus near Anniston to Atlanta and expect to reach Athens on the 11:59 train over the S A S.

Clarke Rifles Camp Pettus Anniston Atlanta Athens

Bert Michaels Condition Improves After Illness

Hundreds of friends here learn that Bert Michael remains seriously ill in Atlanta but his condition is improving with more favorable symptoms. He was believed better last night as reports noted progress.

Bert Michael Atlanta

Civil Service Exams for Agricultural Experts

The Atlanta service board schedules two examinations on August 21 for an assistant in agricultural technology and an aid in grain standardization. A plant pathologists examination is set for August 24.

Atlanta Service Board

Former Athens Boy Buried In Greensboro

The funeral of Campbell Swann a 16 year old from Milledgeville was held at Greensboro cemetery after he died when his neck broke falling from a Tybee excursion train near Tennille. Swann had lived with his parents in Greensboro before moving to Milledgeville about two years ago. A pin engraved Willie was found and can be claimed by paying for this ad.

Athens Greensboro Campbell Swann 8S. O. Swann Milledgeville Tennille Young Swann

Prohibition Bill Passes Georgia Senate 35 to 0

The Tippins Alexander bill restricting drinks to under half a per cent alcohol advances in Georgia, passing 35 to 0 after two hours of debate. Opponents failed to gain support for amendments. Whitehead votes for the measure while Clarke County district backs it.

Atlanta State Senate W. 8 Mann W. D. Crawford L. C. Graham Whitehead Clarke County

Pendley Returns From Georgia Optical Meeting In Atlanta

Dr J L Pendley former officer of the Georgia State Optical Association travels back to Athens after the mid summer meeting in Atlanta. Athens won over Macon sometimes by one vote and the next convention will be in January with legislation to be framed and officers to be elected.

J. L. Pendley Georgia State Optical Association Atlanta

Weather Summary for Atlanta and Regional Belt

Fair warm weather prevails over the cotton belt with a Tuesday high of 91 degrees in Atlanta. A northern storm moved to Nova Scotia and a small secondary disturbance is central over northern Michigan bringing cloudy cool air to the Lake region with widespread light rains and a heavy 4.33 inch downpour at Green Bay Wisconsin.

Atlanta Cotton Belt Nova Scotia Michigan Lake Green Bay Wis

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Slato MR. Calhoun O'Farrell Masons Midland Tallulah Excursion Barrow Seamann Knapp Memorial Ass’n Nold & Abney Young Wreck Annston Soldier Boys Willie Tippens Ernor
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