Short Notes of Interest Advertisements and notices
A collage of small ads from The Banner includes notices about confidential personal ads, Lipscomb Insurance, Jester fire insurance, Athens Savings Bank offering 4 percent on deposits with annual terms, funds on hand for loans on city property or farm lands, Daniel Mineral Water guaranteed and refund if not satisfied, old false teeth wanted with cash, and dining staff recruitment for the Athens Hotel starting June 30.
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Green & Michael
Daniel
B. H. Weatherly
Imo
Williams Bros Furnishings and moving services ad
When you move why not move right We do it right large spring wagons Williams Bros Phone 148 furniture upholstered and refin ished also packing and shipping Thomas Bros Normal Station Phone 428 1 8weed automobiles for rent Fo town or country trips Phone Mr Price at 141 Corner Broad and Lump kin Sta tf
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Williams Bros
Thomas Bros
Holder Campaign Headquarters Opens in Kimball House
Special to the Banner. Atlanta, June 20. Former speaker John Holder of Jackson county will open his campaign headquarters at the Kimball House tomorrow as races for Speakership and the new governor’s inauguration unfold. Backers cite Holder’s fair record, opposition to autocracy, and prohibition stance as factors in a statewide lead, with country weeklies lining up for him. The veteran editor is supported by fellow craftsmen and former representatives.
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Atlanta
Kimball House
Hugh Dorsey
John Holder
Jackson County
Kimball
Capitol
Holder
Steed
Lucy
John
Should Athens vote for a new city charter
The City Council asks voters to decide on replacing the old Athens charter. The proposed change adds a four year term for four aldermen, raises the City Manager salary, and creates a Business Manager position at up to 4800.00 annually. Critics argue the new charter costs more overall and concentrates power, while supports claim savings and reduced politics. They urge voting to avoid risky changes and preserve stable governance.
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City of Athen
Government stenography course offers summer training
Uncle Sam needs thousands of stenographers, typewriters, and clerks in Washington and other cities. Salaries range from 900 to 1200 per year for men and women. Weekly Civil Service exams in Atlanta. The Business World seeks trained office help as demand rises. A special summer course in shorthand promises 8 to 12 weeks to competency, with a reduced tuition to recruit 100 students for September positions. Investigate by returning the coupon.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Atlanta
Social notesand visits across Georgia and nearby
Miss Belle Hirsch and Therese of Hamilton Ohio visit Dr G K Hirsch. Col R L J Smith of Commerce attends yesterday. Col and Mrs W H Quarterman of Winder in city. Their son William Henry Quarterman Jr in Ft McPherson officers training camp received diploma at University graduation. Miss Gertrude Bernstein visits Atlanta with Mrs Martin Mays. Mrs James McGowan and Margaret McGowan return to Augusta after visiting Mrs Welch. Mrs Morristow at Dillard cottage. Miss Louise Aiken of Shady Dale visits Mrs E W Carroll. Mrs J M Davison returns to Monticello. Sibley family escorts body of Mrs Jennie Hart Sibley to Augusta with many relatives attending. Includes J F Hart and Prof L Hart of Athens. Harold Lamb. R F Bryan. Sam Sibley. Hart Sibley. Emma Hart Thomas. Jack Wotton. Prof Jack Hart of Union Point. Judge and Mrs John C Hart of Atlanta. Mrs L H Chappel and W T Hart of Columbus. James Sibley of Milledgeville.
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W. H. Quarterman
Winder
William Henry Quarterman, Jr
Ft. McPherson
Jemnnie Hart Sibley
Augusta
J. F. Hart
L. @. Hart
Athens
Harold Lamb
R. F. Bryan
Sam Sibley
Hart Sibley
Emma Hart Thomas
Jack Wotton
Jack Hart
Union Point
John C. Hart
Atlanta
Local Notes From Comer and Athens Visit Highlights
Comer notes a family vacation with parents and a session of Bly. Miss Laweene Puriteetter plans a trip to Virginia Savannah next week. Mrs. W. H. David and Mrs. Trown visited Athens Tuesday. Mrs. Bird of Bowden stayed with her parents several days. Mr. J. L. Williams leads the Colbert bank during Mr. Beacham’s illness. Rains in the area boost gardens and crops.
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Laeweene Puriteetter
Vugueta
Aml Savannah
J. L. Williams
Colbert
Beacham
Dr Bell's Pine-Tar Honey for Croup and Colds
Relieves croup and whooping cough in children with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. The remedy loosens mucus and eases breathing, soothes irritated membranes, and helps prevent further inflammation. Pleasant to take, available at druggists. 260
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Dr. Bell
Master's Degree to Be Conferred at Mount Vernon Lodge
The Masonic Mount Vernon Lodge will hold a communication this evening at the usual hour. The Master's Degree will be conferred. All qualified local and visiting Masons are urged to attend. Notice sent by the Worshipful Master and the Secretary.
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Masonic Lodge
Mount Vernon Lodge
The Evils of Constipation and Dr. Kings Pills
An old warning on constipation links lifelong illness to waste buildup and recommends Dr. Kings New Life Pills for relief. The ad claims mild, non-griping action and suggests purchasing at the drugstore for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
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J. D. Bradwell
Lipscomb
Insurance
J. C. Jester
Athena Savings Bank
L. Mazer
S. 5Th St
Philadelphia
Athens Hotel
Cor
Broad and
Lumpkin
Btate
Ohlo
Ity
Lolean
Lucas C la Frank J. Chenina
Root Bentor
Cic Hens & Co
Dulig Bosinees
Tedo
Catareh
Fares
A. C. Stephens
Optometrist
Lumpkin Street
J. T. Anderson
John N. Holder
Boston Cafe
Boston
Harmon & Ekod
Grugedale Greenhouses
D. G. Anderson & Co
Inventmer
Bagwell Business College
Luckie Street
Atlanta, Ga
Luckie St
Clarkesville
M. G. Dearing
Erwin & Company
Belle Hirsch
Therese
Hamilton, Ohio
Dr. G. K. Hirsch
Col
R. L. J. Smith
Commerce
Gertrude Bernstein
Atelanta
Martin Mays
James McGowan
Margaret Mccowan
Welch
Mrs. Morristow
Dillard
Louise Aiken
Shady Dale
E. W. Carroll
J. M. Davison
Monticello
Baners Comer
Cie
Hoyt
Rey, Bog
Smith
W. H. David
Mrs. Trown
Armenia
Syria
Caucasus
Persia
Egypt
Palestine
America
Turkey
American Committee For
Chas. R. Crane
Treas
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Oscar Nichols
Insurance Dept
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