Quality Fair Dealing Builds Great Business Start
A brief 1914 report notes a small beginning backed by quality fair dealing and well directed effort driving strong early growth. May sales reached 1,539,486 bottles as evidence of rapid progress.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1914
Page
10
Nazarene Army Rescue Workers petition for charter
Georgia Clarke County petition for incorporation of Nazarene Army Rescue Workers a charitable benevolent group to operate hospitals infirmaries schools reformatories and other institutions for twenty years with rights to hold property borrow lend and manage funds and to act as trustee. This notice certified by Clerk J Elmer Crawford on May 30 1914 and signed by Mahaffy and Mahaffy Attorneys. Onions as a diet linked to skin eruptions and renewed skin health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State. OF
Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
C. H. Elmore
M. Elmore
L. B. Elmore
Nazarene Army Rescue Workers
Athens
Mahaffy & Mahaffy
J. Elmer J. Crawford
S. M. Elmore
The
E. J. Crawford
Gierk Superior Court
Georgia tax equalization cuts a million debt claim
Special Correspondence from Atlanta reports Judge John G. Hart, state tax equalizer, says Georgia is a million dollars in debt and that the new tax equalization act will lift valuations nationwide. He notes counties add back land and hidden property to the digest, turning prior losses into gains, and that digests show higher valuations this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
John G. Hart
Phesé
Hart
Cobb Arrested for Pointing Revolver at Man in Detroit
Detroit outfielder Tyrus R. Cobb was jailed after allegedly pointing a revolver at a man who Cobb says insulted his wife over a fish purchase. The incident left Cobb with a broken thumb and sidelined him for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Tyrus R. Cobb
Cobb
President Commends Board Member Nominee Jones
Washington June 20 The president sent a letter to the senate banking and currency committee commending Thomas D Jones of Chicago nominated for the federal reserve board Opposition among senators to nominees prompted the letter The committee was reviewing nominees and gathering information Secretary McAdoo received extensive papers on the proposed members Those with the president s letter will be considered before confirmation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
McAdoo
Davison Family Moves Into New Home on Woodlawn Avenue
Mr and Mrs Albert Davison have moved into a handsome new residence on Woodlawn Avenue in Athens The house reflects the couple s taste for beauty comfort and convenience Woodlawn Avenue is noted as a premier residential area in Athens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Davison
Woodlawn Avenue
Athens
Shop Hours Notice from Hilley and Partners
Notice states shops close at seven o'clock from June 22 to September 14 signed by Hilley Jones Thompson Bryant Leopard Cooper and others. The fragmentary text lists multiple signatories and indicates a seasonal closing period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilley & Jones
Hi, & Thompson
A. M. Bryant
Will Leopard
KL E. Cooper
Mrs A F Dobbs Dies Suddenly at 49 in Athens
Mrs Annie F Dobbs died unexpectedly at her Meigs street home after heart trouble. Funeral set for Monday 10:30 at home with Rev Grubb. interment in Oconee cemetery. She lived in Athens 17 years, survived by three daughters and three sisters, with many nephews and nieces. Funeral pallbearers are six nephews. She was a Christian and valued neighbor and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie F. Dobbs
Meigs Street
Athens
Daughers
Clara Reddick
Richmond
Lois Dobbs
Mamie Dobbs
A. G. Elder
G. P. Elder
A. C. Jackson
Death of One-Week-Old Ben Randolph
Yesterday morning Ben Randolph, one week old, died at Baldwin street the child of Mr and Mrs J E Wills. The funeral will be held at the home this afternoon at 4 o'clock with burial in Oconee cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
Ben Randolph
J. E. Wills
Baldwin Street
Oconee Cemetery
Disastrous Results Warn of Economic Turbulence in Senate
Washington June 20 Senator Smoot warned in the senate that without a change in the present trend of business conditions there would be disastrous results. He cited the treasury report showing May imports up nearly thirty million dollars and exports down thirty three million from 1913, plus gold shipments to Europe. Senator Hollis blamed foreign distrust of American stocks after the New Haven and Frisco collapses for capital flight, while Senator Owen named three groups controlling twenty two billion dollars and most railroads and big industries, able to restrict equipment purchases and workforce and to influence the fall elections. The exchange ended with a ten minute debate and a return to routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Smoot
Senate
Treasury Department
Europe
Hollis
New Haven
Frisco
Owen
New York
United States
Third Major League Talked As Federals Challenge
President Ban Johnson announced after a national commission meeting that a plan for a third major league is practically consummated. The proposed league would include four International and four American Association teams, with eight teams moved to a new minor league. Club owners discussed a three cornered post season for the world championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Ban Johnson
American League
National Commission
Federal League
Widow Resists Receiver for Painter Organs in Supreme Court
An appeal was filed in the US Supreme Court from a Maryland court order appointing a receiver to hold Edward C. Painter's vital organs. Painter, a Jacksonville Florida capitalist, drowned from a ferryboat in April 1913. The insurer claimed exam rights under the policy, delaying burial while a chemical examination proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Maryland
Edward C. Painter
Jacksonville
Florida
Painter
Baltimore
Insurance Company
New Ambulance Service At Dorsey Furniture Co
The Dorsey Furniture Company yesterday added a new ambulance department with a modern vehicle built by James Cunningham and Sons of Rochester New York. The service will operate day and night with three on call attendants and dedicated phone numbers for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Ambulance Service —Dorsey Furniture CO
Dorsey Furniture Company
James Cunningham and Sons
Rochester
M. Y
Athens
W. H. Smith
T. V. Hilley
Clarence McDorman
T. W. Hilley
Clarence ‘McDorman
Georgia Apple Association to Meet in Griffin
The Georgia Apple Association formed in Cornelia will join the Georgia State Horticultural Society for a midsummer meeting in Griffin on August 5 and 6. Plans aim to boost North Georgia apples through advanced horticulture, with experts like T. H. McHatton and R. C. Berchmans attending. A farm tour will include the Spalding County Test Farm and Sunshine Farm near Griffin, noted for apple sales in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Apple Association
Cornelia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Georgia State Horticultural Society
Griffin
Apple Association
North Georgia
Georgia
Georgia Horticultural Society
T. H. McHatton
Col. I. ©. Wade
R. C. Berchmans
New York
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Spalding County
Agricultural Department of the
Central of Georgia Railway
Sunshine Farm
Suffragist Interruption in London Grounds
A June 20 London report notes suffrage militants interrupted David Lloyd George's speech. The crowd ducked male protesters in an artificial lake while women were chased from the grounds amid hostility and disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
David
Lloyd
George
Mediation Prospects Rise After White House Talks
President Wilson reports improved outlook for mediation after a conference with Ambassador Naon of Argentina. Secretary Bryan remains hopeful despite the Niagara Falls deadlock as mediators plan to resume talks Monday and search for a suitable Mexican provisional president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Naon
Argentina
Bryan
Niagara Falls
United
United States
Huerta
Dagama
Suarez
Federal Victory Turns to Bout Near Zacatecas
Five thousand federals pursuing General Nateras north of Zacatecas were routed yesterday by Villa's vanguard. Federals abandoned equipment and provisions as Constitutionalists captured valuable munitions. Villa moves south toward Zacatecas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Torreon
Nateras
Zacatecas
Villa
Ast Zeacatecas
Hiawassee Messenger A New Monthly Local Paper
Athens hosts a unique monthly periodical named the Hiawassee Messenger. It has one copy issued each month with rotating editors, no advertising, ten illustrations, no subscribers or debts, and limited show ads. The paper includes editorial content, local news, a magazine section, poems, and features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Hiawassee
Hiawassee Settlement
Ees
A. L. Flury
Cornett
Hiawassee Messenger
BODIES TAKEN NO HOPE FOR REST AT HILL CREST MINE
In Lethbridge Alberta on June 20 Associated Press reports the bodies of ninety four miners recovered from Hill Crest colliery after a collapse in the tomb. Rescue efforts for the remaining one hundred three are abandoned with no hope of survivors. Three rooms for light housekeeping listed with phone 87. Advertisement for Jockey Club Coffee included.
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Associated Press
Lethbridge
Alberta
Hill Crest
New Board of Equalizers Works Five Hours Daily
The new board consisting of Cobb Lamps kin Geo Palm er and Davis met yesterday and worked five hours, from 9 to 12 and 3 to 5, instead of three hours as prior. Their salary is four dollars a day. Early indications show little tax change once they finish. Clarke county property valuations remain comparatively equitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Cobb, Lampkin
Geo. H. Palmer
N. B. Davis
Clarke
Prof S P Orr Announces Summer School Term
Prof S P Orr will open his private summer term tomorrow June 22. The program aims to aid boys and girls and older pupils who failed to advance in public school and to help with the upcoming public school opening. Some will find the summer term specially valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Orr
S. P. Orr
Walton County Men Arrested on Washington Street
Emory and Claud Cofield, two young Walton County men, were arrested last night near police headquarters for alleged drunkenness and disorderly conduct. A pistol was seized from one of them, and resisting officers formed part of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory and
Claud Cofield
Walton County
Washington Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bludwine
John ¢. Hart
Tyrus Cobb
TY Cobb
A. F. Dobbs
Major League
J. R. Smith
Slaton
U. S. Senate
Jockey Club
Claude Cofield
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