Letter List at Athens Post Office Charges One Cent Extra
One cent ad is charged for seven letters and names listed including Bell Brown Burton Cooper Curry Renfroes, Minter, Johnson, Maynard, Procter, Roberts, Turner, Yerby, Wald er, and several Mrs and Miss with family names, address format. The list shows recipients alphabetically with initials and surnames.
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Ens Post Office
Bell
MB. Brown
Sinfird
Burton
I. Wi
Cooper Johnmies
Curry
Renfroes Dupree
Iebbers
Garfield
Franklin
Why Preeman
Ror Minter
Robert G
Johnson
Joed
Fred
Kenedy
Dying of Consumption Cured by King's New Discovery
Testimony from William Myers of Cearfoss Maryland cites rapid relief after trying medicines. He credits Dr King's New Discovery with curing consumption and relief from coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and pneumonia prevention. Available at H R Palmer & Sons and W J Smith & Bros drug stores with trial bottle free.
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Wm. Myers
Cearfoss
H. R. Pallmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
SHORT NOTES OF INTEREST
Several local notices list prices at Athens Empire Laundry and Williamson's fresh produce. Ads promote Clifton Studio photography, rental housing on Dougherty Street, and a six room dwelling on Strong Street. Missing animal and lost item notes offer rewards, with finder urged to contact Banner office.
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Clifton Studio
D. M. Cohn
Michael Bros, Co
Dougherty Street
Strong Street
Mendel Morris
M. & L. Morris
Divorced Wife Watches for Body of Hartley After Fatal Bridge Crash
In Chicago a divorced wife, Marie Hartley, sits by the Chicago river watching divers seek the body of millionaire William A Hartley who died when an automobile plunged through Rush Street bridge. The divorce had been finalized nine hours earlier in Judge Patton's court and Hartley planned to wed Boston socialite Pardine A Edwards.
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Chicago
Chicago River
William A Hartley
Rushtreet Bridge
Hartley
Georgia Citizens Days Teachers Pay Call
An Athens Banner letter urges Georgia lawmakers to fix teacher salaries and ensure prompt payments. The writer argues timely pay preserves school quality and counters slothful habits, urging action at the upcoming session.
Peace conference moves toward Paris or The Hague
Washington announces Russia and Japan delivered identical replies to President Roosevelt. Paris and London considered. The Hague also viewed as a desirable site. No formal armistice in Manchuria yet. cabinet holds informal talks as negotiations continue.
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Washington
Russia
Roosevelt
Tetersburg
Count Lamsdorf
Ambandor Meyer
Count Cassini
Japan
Russi
Sagan Contiin
Count Misciah
Miniter Takahira
Preadert
Anthascader
Ministre
Tahabira
Paris
London
Hague
Manchuria
Unknown exchange over towing another automobile
A fragment shows Von Blumer questioning why someone has another automobile and a terse reply about wanting to tow it home after an incident. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or locations.
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Mix von Blumer
von Blumer
Wayeel
Tife
Embezzler Harry Saxe Arrested on Bridal Tour
Harry Saxe 21, accused of stealing over 160 dollars from Bear Ice Company while acting as collector. He was arrested in Washington, D C, while on his wedding trip to Miss Ann Waser of Atlanta. Prosecution planned by Isaac Weinberg. authorities seeking return to Atlanta for trial.
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Atlanta
Bear Ice Company
Harry Saxe
Ann Wassar
Eugenia Street
Wasser
City Health Department
Washington
Henry Jennings Tojilay
Major Sylvester
Chief Jennings
Isaac Weinberg
Bear Fee Company
Saxe
Ics
Weinberg
Baseball Scores From City Games
At Atlanta RHE beat New Orleans 7121 with Moren and Shea opposing Phil lips and Stratton. At Nashville RHE defeated Shreveport 10125 with Russell and Swindell. Barley, Fisher and Graffius. At Birmingham RHE 6411 Little Rock 581 with Reagan and Matthews opposing Guese and Garvin. At Montgomery no game due to rain.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Moren and Shea
Phillips and Stratton
Nashville
Shreveport
Russell and Swindell
Barley, Fisher and Graffius
Birmingham
Little Rock
Reagan and Matthews
Peculiar Death Of Labor Agitator In Wabash
Orville Davis, union labor agitator and foreman at Pioneer Hat Works, died after a shooting at the Wabash brewing plant. Post-mortem showed a bullet passed through the left lung and heart, rupturing a thin wall and causing instant death during a later paroxysm. Davis was shot by Samuel Snyder after an early evening confrontation at the building entrance.
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Wabash
Ind
Orville Davis
Pioneer Hat Works
Davis
Samuel Snyder
Snyder
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Uneeda Biscuit
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Graham
Athens, Ga
Ronto, Ontario
The
Southern Railway Co
Athens
Toronto
Ontario
International Sunday School Association
Union Station
R. W. Sizer
Clayton St
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Norfolk
Southern Railway Company
Grand Lodge
Buffalo
N. Y
Hiram Atenstrh
Arthur
Lawrence
Jas
Larry Doles
Lenox
Thos
Lowe
Walter
Whey Maynard
Morselle
Procter
Reamer
Purse
Ashley
Roberts
Claud
Smlith
Tillman
Thoma Mes
Turner
Viles
Walder
Henry
Wesley
Yerby
William
Femitesagh
Virginia
Brown
Euston
Annie
Sampson
Morrisette
Sweet
Louisa
Sutton
Janie
Thomas
Millie
W. Fleming
M. M. Arnold
Williamson's
Athens Empire Laundry
Hancock
Ferns
Julius Dornblatt
Mo Mo Arnold's
Chas
J. Phinizy
Georgia
Citizen Days
Commonwealth
State House
Jeremiah Kurtzman
J. T. McCune
Indianapolis
William H. Hoops, Jr
Hoops
Hoop
Miss Withers
Cora
Miss Kinsley
Walt
Saueye Bey
Hercules
Milwaukee Sentinel
Broom
Baseball
Guese and Garvin
Montgomery
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