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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1910

Page

5

What is white oak and how it differs from black oak

Foresters divide oaks into white and black groups by maturation and wood structure. True white oak Quercus alba and related species provide most market wood. red oak belongs to the black group and is often mistaken for white oak. Market confusion harms consumers while supply shifts as white oak forests deplete. Congressman Howard recovers from illness en route to campaign in Putnam.

Atlantic Seaboard Missouri

Rheumatism Cured in a Day Claim

Detchon’s Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia is claimed to cure in 36 hours. Advertisement asserts rapid relief and lists price at 75 cents or $1. Sold by L P Canning, druggist, on car and Jedpoe streets.

Detchon L. P. Canning Droggist Car Jedpoe

Thirteen Fishermen Encounter Bad Luck on Chandler's Shoals

A party of thirteen fishermen from Hart county headed to Chandler's Shoals on the Tugalo river hoping for a good haul. Despite nets and trot lines set at favored spots, they caught only thirteen fish and later found each of the three cars had thirteen punctures. Some blamed the number thirteen, moon or rain, while others joked of a fisherman’s superstition. Commerce Observer reports the outing ended with modest fare and a wary return home.

Ing Frank Wright John Hardman Homer Harber John Dale Jules Hudson Claude Montgomery Will Williford Boyd Burruss Bud Barnett Joe Holbrook Lint Dunsn Luther Farabee Parks Holbrook Chandler's Shoals Tugalo River Hart County Commerce Observer

Athens Man W B Haygood Dies in Oklahoma Visit

The Madisonian reports the death of W B Haygood of Madison, who died Sunday in Tishomingo Oklahoma while visiting grandchildren Gladys and Haygood Bingham. He was 1sth year old, a Confederate veteran, a Mason, a Baptist, with survivors including two brothers and children Dr W B Haygood and Mrs Anna Bingham. funeral in Madison with Masonic rites.

Madison W. B. Haygood Tishamingo Okla Gladys and Haygood Bingham New Cemetery J. R. Gunn M. J. Wallace DeWald Lodge Rutledge Rockdale County Mollie Williford Madison County Farmington Anna Bingham Ed Haygod Oklahoma O. S. Haygood Conyers F. Haygood Oconee County Haygood Grand Lodge of Georgia Baptist Church Athens Mary Hayood Mary Haygood J. F. Haygood Oconee

Comer News Endorses Davison for Prison Commissioner

The Comer News urges Greene county candidate R E Davison for Prison Commissioner to succeed G R Hutchens of Polk county. Davison has legislative experience and penitentiary committee service, praised for honesty and avoiding unnecessary costs. the paper hopes for strong local support and a handsome majority.

R. E. Davison Greene County G. R. Hutchens Polk County Brown Jos. S. Turner Davison T. C. Davison A. H. Davison Davison-Nicholson (O Athens Wiley Williams Williams

Great Meeting of Catholics Opens in Leeds

The first national congress of the Catholic church in England opened in Leeds with a pontifical high mass led by the Archbishop of Westminster. Many bishops and priests attended as dignitaries joined to discuss uniting England’s Catholic leadership. The congress runs until August 2 with aims to strengthen church relations.

Leeds Eng England Westminister

Teething Children Affected by Diarrhea Likely Controllable

Article notes that teething may cause looser stools in infants and suggests management strategies to reduce discomfort. Parents encouraged to monitor hydration and seek medical advice if symptoms worsen or persist.

Those Tales of Boyhood Pies and Digestion Tonic

An old advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a complete toning remedy for digestion. It claims improved appetite, stronger stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels to restore boyhood vigor. Available for 60 cents at W. J. Smith & Bros and H. R. Palmer & Son.

W. J. Smith & Bros H. R. Palmer & Son

Medical note on organ failure and restoration

Fragmentary health excerpt notes digestive and hepatic distress from stomach failure leading to congestion of liver and kidneys. Mentions restoration to a healthy condition and a reference to Cham.

Notice of Election for Local Tax for Public Schools

Clarke County Ordinary calls a special election for August 3 to decide local tax funding for public schools. Ballot options are For Local Tax for Public Schools or Against Local Tax for Public Schools. Athens city schools not included. Two thirds of voters must support the measure. July 7, 1910. S B Wingfield senior Ordinary.

Clarke County Athens S. B. Wingfield, SR

Georgia Legal Notices from Clarke County 1910

Notices cover administration for Wm H Shed estate with hearing date in August, a June legislative bill to amend Clarke County roads board, guardian sale of Lila Finley’s property in Athens, and a sheriff sale of the Pepsi Cola Bottling Plant assets in Athens. Includes tax burdens and reinvestment plans.

Georgia Clarke County J. O. Shed Wm. H. Shed B. Wingfield, SR County of Clarke, &c Lila Louise Finley C. H. Brand Superior Courts of the Western Circuit Athens Barber Street Nantahala Avenue W. C. Wingfield S. B. Wing Bookfield, Jr B. Wingfield, JR Knoxall Sr Goulding Clayton Street Pepsi Cola E. B. Thompson Miller & Co W. E. Jackson

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