Short Notes of Interest and Local Advertisements
Classified notes from The Banner include insurance ads from Lipscomb and Green & Michael, savings bank offers from The Athens Savings Bank, moving and wagon services by Williams Bros, room wanted by a lady of good character, a used Reo touring car for sale with Ford trade option, a lost crescent pin with pearls and sapphires, furniture refinishing and shipping by Thomas Bros, and an inquiry to share fire insurance with J C Jester.
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Care Banner
R. Price
Athens
Special Notice City Taxes Second Instalment Due Dates
The second instalment of city taxes is due from July 15 to Aug 1 inclusive. Taxpayers who fail to pay by Aug 1 will incur a $1.50 cost on file against all delinquents. G. E. OPARRELL, City Marshal.
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G. E. O'Parrell
Automobiles for Rent for Town or Country Trips
Phone Mr. Price at 361 Corner Broad and Lumpkin Sta for automobile rentals suitable for local trips or country travel.
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Price
Broad and
Lumpwin Sta
Calomel 15 Now Delightful To Take
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a tasteless bedtime purgative with no nausea or griping. One tablet cleanses the system by morning, leaving appetite strong and liver active, with a money back guarantee. It promotes local investment opportunities in Athens and profits from circulating dollars.
Vacation balls and a bathing suit promise comfort and pleasure
The text suggests adding vacation balls and a bathing suit will enhance comfort and pleasure during leisure time. It presents a casual promotional tone likely from an advertisement or lifestyle note emphasizing enjoyment and relaxation.
Notable visitors and social round in Athens
Col Cooley Judge Tol bert R L McElhannon and H M Archer of Jefferson were in the city for business yesterday. Many locals, including Miss Mildred Rutherford of Athens, Misses Cynthia and Pellie Stevens and George Whitehead of Carlton, motored through, while Prof E C Merry of Atlanta visited for the Summer School.
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Col. P. Cooley
W. M. Tolbert
R. L. McElhannon
H. M. Archer
Jefferson
Cynthia
Pellie Stevens
George Whitehead
Carlton
E. C. Merry
Atlanta
Summerour Robinson Wedding in Winder Georgia
Miss Lillie Belle Robinson wed Oscar Summerour at the bride’s parents home on Athens street in Winder. Rev. John Mashburn officiated as guests hosted a brilliant reception. The couple left by midnight train for Washington and the East for a bridal trip and will reside in Winder after returning. Judge I L Oaks visited Athens amid wedding attendance by the Carringtons.
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Washington
Garden Club Members Asked to Inspect Tomatoes and Potatoes
Garden Club members downtown today to inspect a specimen tomato and Irish Cobbler potato grown by a member following Mrs Hamilton McWhorter spring guidance for potatoes and Mr J F Tibbetts tomato guidance. Potatoes planted in April, harvested July 18. Tomatoes planted in March, first ripe fruit June 25.
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Banner Office
Garden Club
Hamilton McWhorter
J. F. Tibbetts
Buy at Home Athens Merchants Support Local Jobs
City readers urged to spend locally to keep money circulating within Athens. Advertisements emphasize that local merchants employ many clerks who then spend their earnings in the city. Citizens are asked to consider the impact of their shopping choices on the local economy.
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R. L. Dowdy
Winterville
St. Mary's Hospital
Athens
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A promotion urging readers to buy Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy now to be prepared for summer colic or diarrhoea attacks worth far more than its cost when needed. The notice emphasizes readiness for family health emergencies.
Strand and Elite Show Stars in Hater of Men at Strand
The Strand presents Bessie Barr icale in Hater of Men by C Gardner Sullivan under Thomas H Ince with Charles K French, climaxing in a dining room ambush. Dad's Downfall comedy also on Strand bill along with The Highway of Hope at Elite.
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Bessie Barricale
C. Gardner Sullivan
Thomas H. Ince
Strand
Jack Gilbert
Man
Charles K. French
Dad
Legislature churns through bills in Georgia session
In the House general agricultural committee sent a bill back to the ways and means committee by a 63 to 37 vote amid renewed talk it may not reach the floor this session. A $30,000 special appropriation for Georgia Tech was approved to support a new machining building to address housing needs for 500 aviation students and a coming power plant. In the Senate, Peacock's agricultural district school bill failed to secure a constitutional majority. The Carswell labor contract repeal was lost, and local bills passed, including a local war emergency tax for Atlanta. Two resolutions included reopening the Tennessee Copper sue and creating a state constitution committee.
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General Agricultural Committee No. 1
Ways and Means Committee
House
War Department
Tech
Senate
Atlanta
Peacock
Carswell
Assembly
Tennessee Copper Company
Brown
Hila May Thornton
State Library
Mississippi politician comments on wartime policy stance
Hon. E. F. Noel of Lexington, Miss, spent yesterday in the city on business tied to the Jim Smith estate. He voiced Mississippi sentiment against Governor Vardeman's stance and compared Vardeman to Smith and Hardwick in Georgia, saying nine-tenths of his people oppose the president's policies.
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E. F. Noel
Lexington
Miss
Jim Smith
Vardeman
Mississippi
Smith and Hardwick
Georgia
Last Return Day For The August City Court
Tuesday next the 31st is the last return day for the city court regular term which convenes on the third Monday in August.
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J. D. Bradwell
Lipscomb
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Athens Savings Bank
Green & Michael
Williams Bros
Crescent
Pearl
Saphires
Thomas Bros
J. C. Jester
Williams & Shouse
Broad St
A. C. Stephens Optometrist
Lumpkin Street
R. H. Milledge
R. H. Prince
R. H. Nacoochee
H. Grady
R. H. College
R. H. Cobb &J
R. H. Clayton
J. T. Anderson
Crucedale
Waterman
the McGregor CO
Ned Pendergrass
Jackson County
Mildred Rutherford
Miss Rutherford
South
Dawson News
Lucile Reynolds
G. T. Whitehead
Tallahassee
Fla
North Georgia
Mrs. Dobbs
Macon
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Georgian
H. B. Kelley
Monticello
Amy Moss
D. D. Quillian
Lula McWhorter
Miss Young
Stephens
City
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T. L. Upchurch
Florie Franklin
Barnett [ Shoals
Mrs. Creighton Mewbourne
JSON
Comner
Prof
Howard Odum
Robert C. LeMaster
Matilda Brooks
Lloyd E. Brooks
Mr. Brooks
C. W. Johnson
Johnson
J. B. Epps
J. 8. Williford
Clarkestville
Fannie Crow
Jessie Crow
Chattanooga, Tenn
C. H. Bishop
Ashburn
G. P. Young
J. T. Gholston
Barber Street
Mollie Hoskins
D. D
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Judge Hamilton McWhorter
James Loeb
M. G. Michael
Lulu Jennings
Crawford
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T. J. Wooster
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Mrs. Arthur Moore
Danielsville
Margaret Young
Margaret Green
Mr. O. H. Hinton
New York
Will Conner
Bishop
H. B. Heywood
Col. Wilcox
Chattanooga
Gertrude Wilcox
University Drive
Col
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Georgian Hotel
Hugh Harden
Frank Edwards
Hal Hulsey
Baby
Miss Blanche Atkins
Gainesville
Mr. Lee Minor Paul
Perry
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Marion Osborne
Watkinsville
the Strand
Della Mewbourne
Nina
Ora Patat
Winder
H. M. Williamson
Odessa Williamson
F. C. Ouida Williamson
Messrs. Evans
Marion and
Eric Williamson
Rome
Tennessee
R. L. J. Smith
S. J. Smith
Hoy Shannon
Commerce
W. T. Wills
J. A. Wills
Hattie Jossey
J. T. Jack
Emory University
T. A. Kirk
Genasco
Dozier & Company
I. L. Oaks
Lawrenceville
John W. Carrington
Chamberlain
J. Z. Hoke
Castoria Free Seton
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