Short Notes of Interest Advertisements in These Solumne Notices
A collage of small ads and notices listing services and goods from local merchants. Highlights include Lipeconch's Specialty Insurance, The Largest Savings Bank details, Green & Michael loan department, Williams Bros moving services, Daniel Mineral Water guarantee, Athens Overland Co autos for rent, Ford touring bargain, a lost red Duroc pig, a woman wanted for a money handling position, and a white and liver colored setter named Mot with reward.
For Rent and Lost Item Notice at 182 Childs St
Three unfurnished rooms for rent with conveniences listed at 182 Childs St It Found Black pocketbook keys and money found Owner advised to contact Banner office to claim and pay for ad Carpet and art square cloners will be on site for one week starting Monday Phone 558-1 Sat refaction guaranteed on all work Wet
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Childs St
Rotary conference spurs rail ticket sale Athens to Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line Railway offers returnable Athens to Atlanta tickets for the International Association of Rotary Clubs meeting. Travel dates June 15 16 17 with return extended to June 25 for 2 dollars 55 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Athens
Atlanta
Masonic Lodge Mount Vernon Holds Regular Communication
Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22 F. and A. M. will hold a regular communication at the hall on the third floor of the Max Joseph building this Thursday evening June 14 1917 at 8 30 oclock. E C Paine W M and M O G Quinn secretary announce the meeting.
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Mount Vernon Lodge
Max Joseph
E. C.paine
W. M. MO. G. Quinn
Monument to Late Congressman Tribble Commissioned
J. W. Nichols of the Winder Crantte and Marble Company secured a contract from Mrs. J. Tribble to erect an elegant monument in memory of the late congressman from the district, Hon. S. Tribble. The work is to begin immediately.
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J. W. Nichols
Winder Crantte and ‘Marble Company
Help for Crying Babies and Worried Mothers
An old advertisement touts Jackson's Cordial as remedy for teething crying babies and distressed mothers. It claims benefits for both infant relief and maintaining mothers digestive health.
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Cross
Peevich
Jackson
Song Brings Cheerful Mood, Euripi des Quotation
A quoted line notes a song awakening heart and joy, attributed to Euripi des, suggesting a reflective or poetic sentiment. The fragment presents literary praise without context or further details on source or author.
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Euripides
Civil War Belief Imminent in China After Parliament Dissolution
Peking June 13 Chiang Kai-shek as acting premier signs the mandate dissolving parliament prompting beliefs of civil war. Troops mobilize in several provinces with military action possible if President Li Yuan Hung dissolves parliament under Anhwei governor Chang Hsun pressure. In Tokio the U.S. note urging political coordination draws criticism over favoring Japan’s position in China.
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Sy Associated Press
Peking
China
Chiang Cho Chung
Li Yan Hung
Chang Hsun
U.S
Japan
Dominion of the Air to Decide War Says Coffin Plan
Washington June 13 The defense council outlines aircraft production to dominate European fronts within a year seeking congress approval for a large appropriation. Howard Coffin, chairman, says the plan enjoys broad support from material makers and may be the decisive factor in the war.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Europe
The
Defense Council
Congress
Howard Coffin
Coun
Try
Discontinuance of Trains Between Athens and Lula Debate
The Georgia state railroad commission will hear Southern Railway’s request to greatly reduce passenger service, including 14 local trains and schedule changes, with protests filed for Atlanta to Columbus and Atlanta to Fort Valley routes. Augusta Southern seeks to convert to mixed service and revise commutation rates as a war measure.
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Atlanta
State Rail Road Commission
Southern Railway
Georgia
Commission
Columbus
Fort Valley
Augusta Southern Railroad
Government stenography training drives summer appeal
Uncle Sam needs thousands of stenographers, typists and clerks in Washington and across the country with salaries up to 1200 dollars yearly. A special summer course offers quick training in shorthand, promising positions come September, with a free investigation and a coupon to learn more.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Atlanta
Taxation questions linger as Congress debates war bill
Washington reports June 13 that Senate Finance Committee continues revising the House war tax bill amid unresolved questions on income and excess profits taxes and the publishers tax. A Canada Press meeting in Toronto adopts a plan for a Canadian National News Association. Mexico edges toward a near prohibition on oil exports via a new taxation decree taxing crude at high over valuations. Federal Trade Commission accuses 116 lumber firms of conspiracy to suppress competition. The U S proposes equal pay for POW officers per Hague convention as to rank. Food Administration aims to cut living costs by about thirty percent with labor support forthcoming.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
Senate Finance Committee
Toronto
Canadian Press, Limited
Dominion
Canadian National News Association
Mellving Stone
M Inager
Associated Press
Mexico
Federal Trade Commission
Food Administration
Organized Labor
Samuel Gompers
Tierbert Hloover
Labor
Georgia Prison Population Drops in Year to Year Comparison
Atlanta reports from the state prison commission show a decline in misdemeanor and felony convicts this year. Misdemeanors total 2569 down from 3439, felonies 406 down from 3582, with large county counts listed and farm population figures also shifting. The commission notes no reason given for the drop.
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Atlanta
State
General Assembly
Georgia
Fulton County
Chatham County
Bibb County
Richmond County
Red Cross Executive Board Plans Athens War Fund Efforts
The executive committee of the Local Red Cross met at the Chamber of Commerce to organize Athens' part in the two hundred million war fund drive.
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RED Cross
The
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Mendoza the Old City of Western Argentina
Mendoza is described as a large western Argentine metropolis noted for municipal beauty. The city appears modern yet is among the oldest towns in the western hemisphere, founded fifty years before Jamestown, Virginia, with its early settlers and families living in England at the time.
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Springdale St
Mendoza
Argentina
Jemeste Oo
Virginia
Mattre
Pileriins
Enghind
Wartime Board Activities Frame Athens Commencement
The Board of Visitors meets in Athens as war time pressures shrink student presence and adjust plans for commencement. Trustees debate admission of women, wartime conditions, and the bond slate as leaders from Gov Harris to Hoke Smith prepare speeches and schedules. Seniors in training camps may attend graduation after a revised decision.
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Board of Mattenss
Harris
Athens
Board of Visitors
G. E. Usher
Adel
H. C. Hunt
Powder Springs
Ralph Newton
Fort Valley
A.G. Miller
Waycross
J. W. Parmer
Augusta
Sesgion
Board of Trustees
Gov. No. Harris
Atlanta
Geo. F. Gober
Marietta
Henry J. McDaniel
Monroe
W &, Simmons
Lawrenceville
Tamilton
Tamilton McWhorter
Samuel I. Adama
Sivanni
Byron Mower
Bainbridge
J. E. Hayes
Montezuma
H. R. Goethius
Columbus
Clark Clowell
Lloyd Cleveland
Griffin
Geo. E. Maddox
Rome
Andrew J. Cobb
Stoward Thompson
Gainesville
Bowdre Phinizy
John W. Bennett
Dudley VM. Hugue
Danville
Hugh J. Rowe
Harry Hodgson
Athas
George
Peabody
New York
Theo
Th. Atkinson
Newno
Peter W. Meldrim
Savannah
W. B. Mecants
Winder
Miller
Colimbne
J. J. Conner
Cartersville
Qiech 1
Calaway
Augustan
W. E. Thomas
Valdosta
Tir
The
Georgia School of Te ‘Nology
Argo
Messrs
L. G. Hardtan
Commerce
J. J. Brown
Altlanta
Neeley
Waynesboro
John Callahan
Gee. Gilmore
Warthen
John A. Gaston
Greenville
L. L. McMullan
Hartwell
Mr. Connor
Georgia
Mew
J. W. Lynth
D. D
Wil P
Hoke Smith
Weidwee
Cat Noyes
Munitions Mines in Georgia Highlight Pyrites Output
Geologist S. W. McCallie, in a quarterly report to Georgia’s Geological Survey advisory board, emphasizes pyrites mines at Creichton Cherokee county and Chestatee Lumpkin county near Dahlonega. The Creichton mine yields 50 tons yearly, Chestatee 100 tons, with potential to boost fertilizer and munitions production, predicting over twice last year’s fertilizer use and a surplus for munitions.
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Atlanta
Geological Survey of
S. W. McCallie
Creichton
Cherokea County
Chestatee
Lumpkin County
Dahlonega
Callie
Georgia
Can Can Prices Lower As Market Bureau Reports
Atlanta reports the state Market Bureau released quotations showing easing can prices with assurances of prompt deliveries. Filed prices: No 2 cans 38.25 per 1900 units fob Atlanta with caps. No 3 cans 51 per 1000 fob Atlanta with caps. Smaller lots list No 2 at 40.76 and No 3 at 54.50 per 1000.
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Atlanta
State Market Bureau
F. O
B. Atlanta
Madame Lustrat to Speak in South Georgia Today
Madame Lustrat is summoned by the Red Cross in Atlanta to Eastman and McRae for two addresses on Red Cross work. She dedicates energy time and talents to the great cause.
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Madame Lustrat
The
Red Cross
Atlanta
Eastman and McRae
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. D. Graewell
Lipeconch
Insurance
Auiance
J.C Jartert
the Larcest Savings
Athens Savings Gook
Green & Michael
Williams Bros
Daniel
B. H. Weatherly
Ford
Overlind Co
Red Duroc
TSW
Box
Thurs-Sun
Robt
C. Wilson
A. C. Stephens
Optometrist
Lumpkin Street
Houser
Clayton and Pulaski Sts
J. T. Anderson Real Estate and Fire Insurance
Bates Bros
Congressman Tribble
Boston Cafe
Boston
Harmon & Ekod
Grugedale Greenhouses
Conderson & Co
Tmenta
Province of
Anhwei
America
Coffin
Lula
Dr. King
Mrs. C
Riley
Tilson
Bagwell Business College
Luckie Street
Atlanta, Ga
Luckie St
Germany
United States
Lipscomb
Clarkesville
M. G. Dearing
Erwin & Company
Orr's School
S. P. Orr
Wray &J
Athens, Ga
Messrs. Bennett, Hayes, Hughes ,and Connor
Georgia State College of Agriculture
South Georgia
Oscar Nichols
Insurance Dept
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