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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1908
Page
2
Advert for Wilkes County land sale encourages new settlers to move in. It promises two to four acres per buyer at far below value, with existing yields and better living conditions for families. The post outlines per acre prices and indicates multiple parcels available, inviting bid and rapid uptake.
Legal advertisements from Clarke County Georgia cite Myer Stern as administrator of H Rosenberg estate and seek citations to heirs and creditors. Also petitioners request charter for Southern Refining Company with headquarters in Athens Clarke County to engage in cotton seed products fertilizers and gins with authorized capital of 25000 dollars and branch offices.
Fragmented items mention Georgia and Alabama progress amid scattered notes on unspecified events. Names such as Nate Bryan and Portia appear alongside references to legal actions and medical claims. The text includes a mix of local incidents, business mentions, and ambiguous notices with limited coherent context.
Fragmentary OCR notes show market price figures with sequences like 9.74 9.75 9.37 9.19 for spots in Athens, and references to months Oct November December and January. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or full context.
The Independence National convention featured Graves as a keynote before delegates from Massachusetts and New York. The effort to appoint John Temple as a candidate faced opposition from Clarence J. Shearp of New York. Leaders including Howard and Steven proposed nominees while weighing ballots and reappointing party positions.
An advertisement for a scalp cure from Hy Palmer & Son of Duffala New York promises relief within weeks. The notice touts the product as a superior remedy and implies success in restoring hair, urging readers to try the treatment.
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