Short Notes of Interest Advertisements in The Banner
Advertisements note that The Banner is the contact for ads and not the advertiser. Listings mention Lipscomb's Specialty Insurance, Jester fire insurance, Athens Savings Bank offers 4 percent interest, loans on city property, Green & Michael loan dept, a young man seeks a position as a stone-bookkeeper, Williams Bros. moving services, autos for rent by Mr Price, Thomas Bros. upholstery and packing, F. K. Freeman sells fruit trees, a request for steam radiators, auto service by G B Bray, and Six Summer School rooms and board at Hill Street.
Board Wanted and Local Advertisements From A 1900s Page
Gentleman seeks refined home with board and room permanent. responses requested. Local merchants list produce including celery eggplants peppers cucumbers and meats such as sliced ham Bologna and dried beef offered by KING HODGSON CO.
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King Hodgson CO
King-Hodgson CO
Special Federal Guard Assigned for Goldman Berkman Trial
Six Department of Justice agents were assigned to guard Judge Mayer as Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman face trial starting tomorrow for alleged attempts to defeat the selective draft.
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Special Federal Guard
Goldman
Associated Press
New York
Department of Justice
Mayer
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Georgia Legislature Opens Regular Session
The Georgia legislature convenes tomorrow. Sam Olive is expected to be elected Senate President by acclamation with Roscoe Peacock as president pro tem. The main contest is the House speakership with former Speaker John N. Holder favored by many, while W. H. Burwell supporters push for his election. Culpepper is also a candidate.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Sam Olive
Senate
Roscoe Peacock
House
John N. Holder
Jackson County
W. H. Burwell
Culpepper
Olympia Sinks Out of Fog Near Block Island
Dewey's flagship Olympia ran aground in fog off Block Island during target practice. The crew abandoned ship as warships and wrecking vessels stood by. Chief machinist's mate William Babb was killed by a falling hatch.
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Associated Press
Block Island
R. 1
Olympia
Dewey
Manila
Willam Babb
Baseball Scores and Local Social Notes
Yesterday's baseball results from the American and Southern leagues feature Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, and Philadelphia posting wins, with late games in New York and Cincinnati. The Southern and South Atlantic leagues show several city matchups and a rain delay in Atlanta Birmingham. local society notes include visits to Atlanta, Gainesville, Athens, and Lynn Massachusetts, plus family travels and public notices.
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American Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
New Red Cross Member Added in Local Chapter
A new member joined the local Red Cross yesterday as part of the annual drive. Miss Bessie Garebold paid her dollar for a year of membership.
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RED Cross
Bessie Garebold
Home Guard Calls Members to Campus Drill
The Home Guard requests all members to assemble on the campus for drill on Wednesday Thursday and Friday afternoons at 6 46 o clock.
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Home Guard
Fashionable two piece circular skirt with high waistline
A Pictorial Review pattern describes a two piece circular skirt with a high waist, inserted pockets, and a front crossing belt. The design minimizes seams by folding sections on a lengthwise grain and suggests trimming with coarse silk stitching. Sizes 22 to 34 inches. 20 cents.
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Pictorial Review
Cotton futures swing with July gains in New York market
The market opened lower on July notices but firmed as buyers, led by foreign and domestic traders, pushed the July price to 26.91 and the Chicago and New Orleans bids showed steady advances. Prices fluctuated with shifting demand and midday declines, then renewed buying kept October around 26.62 as traders weighed domestic and international interest.
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Associated Press
New York
Cossack superstition linked to battle purity
The article notes a Cossack belief that entering heaven requires personal cleanliness at the moment of death in battle. It also mentions Paris installing the first letter-boxes as part of an early penny post, which Parisians disliked and the system abandoned for many years.
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Paris
Esther Would Do. Quote on knowledge and nerves
Ohio State Journal notes a quote about wisdom from a parent and children's self confidence. It reflects a humorous take on parental insight and the strain of clinging to faint hope. The piece contrasts what a parent thinks children know versus what they think they know themselves.
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Esther
Ohio State Journal
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Oconee River
Mitchell's
J. D. Bradwell
Lipscomb
Insurance
J. C. Jester
Athens
Athens Savings Bank
Green & Michael, Loan Dept
Williams Bros
Thomas Bros
of. K. Freeman
Athens, Ga
G. B' Bray
Hill St
A. C. Stephens
Optometrist
Lumpkino Street
J. T. Anderson
R. L. Cauthen
Weat
Clayton St
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Atlanta-Birmingham
New Orleans
Mobile
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Little Rock
South Atlantic
Charleston
Columbia
Augusta
Jacksonville
Winterville
James Tuck
Ida Powers
Gainesville
Emma Sue Colle
Hull
Harvey Mathews
Pauline Glenn
Guy Hancock
W. R. Haynes
Camak
Thomas Griffith
Mamie Perry
Sylvester
W. A. Dunlap
R. O. Smith
Messrs
Jep Dawson
Harry Kerlin
Elwood Chandler
5Th National Guards
Martha Clarke Kroner
Robert Kroner
Decatur
F. H. Kroner
Lynn
Mass
Boston Cafe
Harmon & Ekod
Gaugedale Greenhouses
D. G. Anderson & Co
Paros
Otis & Holliday
Pan-American Life Insurance CO
Gack Gore
JUNG
Cincinnati Times-Star
Clarkesville
M. G. Dearing
Erwin & Company
Orr's School
S&. P. Orr
Wray Gt
Uncle Sam
Bagwell Business College
Luckie Street
Atlanta,Ga
Luckie St
Atlanta, Ga
Ntlemen
Southern Railway
Our Insurance Department
Oscar Nichols
Ion
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