24 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
1
A strong Athens alumni group plans an organizing meeting this morning at the city hall. Speakers will outline business aims and campus extension efforts while urging broad attendance from alumni and friends to support the reestablishment of a formal alumni organization.
A garbled fragment mentions Pure Creat Crimp Bread and wax wrapped loaves with imprinted wrappers. It oddly references W. J. Pee Valen and seven piles, suggesting a dated or mislabeled packaging or advertising note without clear context.
Reading a testimonial from William Myers of Cearfoss Maryland describes the progression of consumption as torturous and notes a complete recovery after using Dr King's New Discovery. The ad promotes relief for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and pneumonia prevention with bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00 with a free trial bottle offered.
The article outlines the creation of a four team league including Y M C A, the Professionals, the G and Railroad men, and the Vanies. Twelve players per team with captains appointed, a meeting to assign rosters, and no player changes except by a five member committee. Citations note official scorer George Clifton and umpires Floyd Foster and Marion DuBose.
Mr J W Turner of Truhart Virginia says Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets did him more good than any doctor. He praises their relief for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation and notes doctors would invest their time making such a medicine. For sale by H R Palmer Sons and W J Builth & Belas a cee att? wm os Mies wa
The Atlanta Constitution lauds Mr. Peabody for lifelong philanthropy and support of the University of Georgia. Alumni commit $40,000 cash and seek a loan to advance agricultural and university expansion projects, with a plan to broaden facilities and attract trustees, guiding a new era for UGA.
Jodee J. C. Jobson, chair of the committee, says the body continues to search for evidence in the Lonno Aycock case and the three Black defendants in the Holbrook murder near Watkinsville. Trials are set for the Oconee Superior Court session in Watkinsville starting the fourth Monday in July with public anticipation but no violence expected.
The note shows Crimp bread and Graham bread offered at M. M. Arnold's.
Aged resident Andrew J Brown of Ath ens dies at his son J P Brown's home after a long illness. His remains were taken yesterday afternoon to Cullee for interment. Also a bankruptcy sale notice invites bids on a brick yard, machinery, coal and skating rink equipment with a creditors meeting set for the 28th inst. Cash terms.
The people of Winder prepare for a July 4 event with Brunswick editor Sam Small speaking at an old fashioned Georgia barbecue. The Banter invites attendance as the Chamber of Commerce and citizens urge neighbors to join in the celebration with music and speeches in a community gathering at an unspecified location.
Michael Bros Company announces opportunity sales on white lawns silks and dress fabrics. Prices drop for India lawns Swiss dotted fabrics ginghams and wash silks with drastic reductions on foulards habutai silk and linen waists. Shop today for yardage from 15 to 62 cents and silk shirt waists from 69 cents to 225.
Grand Master Robertson of Ghats Ville announces the appointment of Mr. J. E. Gardner as division deputy grand master for the Western judicial circuit. Gardner will oversee lodges in the state, visit chapters, and promote the order’s interests in the region. Local Odd Fellows plan to organize several new lodges under his jurisdiction.
The Chamber of Commerce plans a meeting Monday to discuss pushing the union depot movement. Officials say the railroads are ready to invest in their depots but joint action could secure a new Union Depot for the city. Members and business leaders are urged to attend the gathering.
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