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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1912
Page
8
The general board of trustees of the University of Georgia is called to meet in the state library at the capitol in Atlanta Wednesday morning. The chancellor says the business will be purely the transaction of necessary financial routine duties.
A vintage claim extols roots herbs and barks as time tested medicines. The piece notes American grandmothers annually collected materials to prepare remedies and asserts science has not surpassed these traditional cures for various ailments.
A desirable Milledge Avenue property features expansive grounds in a section gaining value daily. The sale emphasizes location and growing neighborhood appeal for potential buyers.
Central business property offered with a small cash payment and a long time to pay the balance.
Mr John Burrough formerly guest of Dr R J H DeLoach in Athens departs Wednesday for Aiken for a day or two. He will be met in Augusta by Mrs Burroughs and Prof DeLoach then travel to Savannah to visit literary and scientific friends. Athens has honored the eminent naturalist poet and philosopher with numerous informal meetings during his stay.
The rule nisi against J. W. Griffin, president of Crawford Oil Mill, has been dissolved after the receiver Paul Brown of Lexington reported compliance with the court. Griffin was ordered to show cause why he should not surrender company books in bankruptcy. the rule was dismissed.
Tax Collector H. H. Linton will be in the mayor's office at City Hall all day to aid registration for the bond election. The move aims to ease businessmen in meeting registration requirements.
In a Knoxville style interview, the 75 year old naturalist declines politics as his focus, praising nature and birds. He recalls 50 years of writing, values bird conservation, and shares views on Roosevelt and Wilson plus his Georgia visit and affection for the state.
Adelbert Clark, a young desperado, is arraigned in Lewis County circuit court in Chehalis Washington to stand trial for first degree murder in the December daylight bank robbery attempt that killed Lawrence O Bar, a Centralia banker.
Real estate and shop notices from Erwin & Company and local merchants. For rent a four room cottage on Barber street and a six room apartment on Cobb street. Hardware shop specials at Bondurant and Stone's including preserved raspberries and cherries. Fashion and grooming items from National Woolen Mills and Martin Bros. notes on flour, eggs, fruit orders, and a stock bid for Athens Bank & Trust Co. Also barber training ads from Moler Barber College.
The Athens Woman's Club recommends Dunwoody's Best Flour, signaling its merit. Local ads feature Insurance, real estate loans, hardware, room rentals, and sales of poultry, garden seeds, and kitchen goods throughout Athens streets. Prices and contact points appear for Bondurant Hardware Co., Williamson's, and The Auto Sales Company.
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