Short Notes of Interest Real Estate and Insurance
Real estate and fire insurance items listed by local agents Erwin & Company. J C Jester proposed division of fire insurance. Altering and repairing services by R O Starick over Cafe Royal. All Kinde Shoe repairing. Maz M Hubert 120 Clayton St. Call 1010. Chas W Parr specializes in paper hanging.
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R. O. Starick
Cafe Royal
Maz M. Hubert
Clayton St
Call
Short notes of interest and local ads in Banner
A dense montage of ads and notices including Lipscomb & Co fire insurance and real estate pitches, Athens Savings Bank 4 percent deposits, for rent and wanted ads for real estate and boarders, painting and wallpaper services by J L Arnold and Chas W Parr, Massey Skelton poultry items, Bludwine promotion, several For Sale and Wanted lines, and a medical tip endorsing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Chamberlain
City council committees meet. street and park plans advance
The regular monthly meeting discussed a new Hendrix avenue to Pulaski street street opening and playground funding for city schools. The sewer extension from Milledge to Hampton was referred to the sewer and finance committee. New stables on the Boulevard were completed and the city stockade planned. Officers attend national chiefs convention with city pay. Linton Springs water promo appears.
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D. W. Meadow
W. A. Mallory
Hendrix Avenue
Pulaski Street
Judge Meadow
McKie
McDorman
Fire Department
Chiefs of Police
Milledge Avenue
Hamp ‘Ton Avenue
Young
Public Property Committee
Athens
Advertising Copy for Household Goods and Supplies
The notice lists a range of items available for sale or display, including refrigerators ice boxes cream freezers water coolers filters fly traps churns and various wares in aluminum tin enamel china glass and silverplate. It also mentions lime cement plaster brushes wall colors paints and related building and sanitary supplies.
Junior Statesanitary reform at Center announced by Crawford Jackson
The general secretary of the Juneville Protective Association reports reforms at the Junior State Center five miles from the city. Dr Copeland now leads sanitary efforts, promising decisive improvements and strict authority, as a former matron returns and the facility overhauls its operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneville Protective Association
Center
Friends of the
Juvenile Protective Association
C. M. Copeland
Georgia
Crawford Jackson
Freshmen Red Caps Stir Georgia Campus Tradition
A campus scene from the University of Georgia shows red caps on freshmen as a yearly rite. Seniors encouraged discipline, but the class defied orders, wearing varied styles. By fall 1911 a policy may enforce red caps from the start, with looming sophomores regulating future freshmen. Tax notices and remedies are noted in sides.
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University of Georgia
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Erwin & CO
Erwin & Company
J. C. Jester
Chas. W. Parr
Lipscomb & Co
Real Estate—Lipscomb & Co
Athens Savings Bank
Harris Street
Hunter Heights
B. Care Banner
H. Davison
J. L. Arnold's
Massey & Skelton’s
Wynburn Place
W. B. Conway
Jackson Street
Broad St. Lyndon
Sanges
Harris St
A. H. Davison
Lumpkin St
Massey &. Skelton’s
Marriutt’s
THE
Moss Mfg. CO
Massey & Skelton's
J. L. Arnold
Fleming-Nunn
Athens Motor Car Co
R. H. Bickerstaff
Thomas St
Benner
Massey & Skenton's
Berkshire
Finley Street
J. J. Arnold
H” Care Banner
Bay of Good Habits
H. C. Care Banner
Manhattan
Chris Jones
Linton's Springs
J. R. Crane
1Co
Wyoming
Vermont
Nebraska
William S. Reyburn
Pennsylvania
Benjamin G. Humphreys
Mississippi
Confederacy
John ‘A. Martin
Colorado
Congress
William E. Chandler
New Hampshire
United States Senate
Taft
Lintons Springs
Hugh
North
Linton
J. R. Crane & CO
Berlain
Dorsey
Mallory Shoe Company
Lanier’s
Broad Street
Cc. A. Scudder, Jeweler
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Gary