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Athens
Public Notices Request Reader Submissions To The Banner
The Banner urges readers to mail or messenger notices for publication and requires real names with all communications. It laments that meetings cannot be announced over the telephone and warns there will be no deviations from these rules in the future. The notice includes critical remarks about Senator Clay and other sensational claims.
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John E. Harmon
Melfa Station
H., R. Palmer & Song
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The Camel Raid and Other Northern News
A wide expanse of camel herds across Samualikemd with vast grazing areas and water gaps. raiders target large camel herds. Also notes on court decisions, political figures, and medical remedies cited from various sources, including Lloyd and Savannah News.
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Southern Democrats Stand Behind Cleveland Ideals in 1900
The passage argues that the South will rally to a candidate aligned with Grover Cleveland's “wholesome, sane and safe” principles, resisting Bryanism. It notes Cleveland’s large southern backing, his lack of interest in a nomination, and the expectation southern delegates will favor a man representing his Democratic policies at the St. Louis convention.
Captain on the King of Rivers Seeks Cold Cure
A river steamboat captain asked for a cold remedy. I recommended Cheney's Expectorant, and he tried it. On his return trip he said one half bottle cured him. Alonzo J. Ellis. New Orleans, La.
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Three Colonial Homes with Large Grounds and Shade
Two houses sit on Prince Avenue and a third on Mil lege Avenue offering ample shade and generous grounds. Each property provides spacious layouts and traditional colonial styling in a shady residential area.
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Barber Street
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