Short Notes Of Interest Promotions And Ads In One Page
Short notes offer pine stove wood at 2.25 a load from Athens Ice and Coal Co. Also dry wood at 1 a load and coal at 5.00 cash from various suppliers. Listings include reinforced concrete work, rental notices, Mission furniture maker contact, barber school catalog, fire insurance, sewing machines, plumbing estimates, barber shop services, egg prices, grocery sale, Parma violets, fire insurance, typewriter, milk cow, show cases, and beauty courses. Multiple vendors and contact numbers across Athens area.
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Athens Ice & Coal Co
A Religious Author’s Statement From Rev Joseph H Fesperman
A religious author Rev Joseph H Fesperman of Sclir bury North Carolina describes years of kidney trouble. He reports sudden severe kidney pain last winter confining him to bed eight days and describes thick white sediment in his urine and frequent passages day and night. He began a treatment not specified in the excerpt.
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Joseph H. Fesperman
Sclirbury
N. C
Cabinet Nominations Advanced With Knox Confirmed
In a Senate session, cabinet nominations were sent to executive sessions. Senator Tillman raised Knox related notes but voiced no objection and Knox was promptly confirmed. A fifteen minute recess followed for committee review of remaining nominations, Knox excused as courtesy.
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Senate
Tillman
Knox
Mr. Knox
Evangelistic conference held in Commerce Georgia
Rev E L Hill of the Presbyterian church returned from Commerce where he attended the evangelistic conference held on Wednesday and Thursday. He spoke on The Evangelistic Church along with Rev C H Ferron on Pastorial Evangelism and Rev E M Craig on Evangelistic Methods. Revs J A Simpson W L Barber and R N Abraham spoke on Outlook and Opportunity. All services were well attended and joyed by people of all denominations.
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E. L. Hill
Commerce
Hill
C. H. Ferron
E. M. Craig
J. A. Simpson
W. L. Barber
R. N. Abraham
Negro Woman Dies of Apoplexy at Broad Street Home
A Black woman, wife of Miles Johnson, a colored man, died yesterday afternoon at four o'clock at her Broad Street residence from a stroke of apoplexy. The seizure was sudden with no warning, and death occurred almost instantly in her room.
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Broad Street
Miles Johnson
Black man Eunice Hawkins faces mayor's court on Thursday disturbance
Eunice Hawkins, described as a Black man, is charged in the mayor's court with creating a considerable disturbance Thursday night. Witnesses say he cursed several Black people and threatened fatal harm, nearly causing a clash. The mayor will hear the case at this morning's session.
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Eunice Hawkins
Sallie Champion Fined After Row With Street Collector
Sallie Champion, a black woman, was fined ten dollars in mayor's court yesterday morning for cursing a map seller and grabbing him by the collar. The confrontation nearly sparked a riot at her home as the collector visited to sell maps.
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Sallie Champion
Bradberry Appointed Receiver for Petropol & Co
Yesterday Mr I A Bradberry was appointed receiver for Petropol and Co a near beer firm operating on Broad Street at the corner of Thomas Street due to partner disagreements over management The receiver was appointed to close out the business satisfactorily for both parties
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I. A. Bradberry
Petropol & Co
Broad Street
Thomas Street
Liverpool Cotton Market Report and Open Close Quotes
New York March 5 ruling prices in the exchange show middling at 514-100d with sales of 7,000. Cotton Oil market notes opening and closing quotations list March and April figures with steady tone and minor shifts across the board.
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Liverpool
New York
Chicago
Exchange
Atlanta
New Orlleans Firm
Galveston
Savannah
Mobile
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Houston Dull
Augusta
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Memphis
Anecdotes and Markets From a Fragmented Page
A garbled OCR page mixes stock quotes, stray dialogue, and a pet bird tale about a trick to recover stolen keys. It includes references to Cotton markets and the Keeper, Cari, and Cariemas, plus a medical note praising Foley's Orino Laxative.
A Nature Lover Describes the Brazilian Cariema
A Pittsburg Gazette-Times reader recalls a spring morning at the zoo as the Brazilian Cariema escapes its cage and causes mild commotion with its lively display. The keeper shooed the bird away while the observer notes its familiar, stubborn behavior and humorous Brazilian chatter.
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Pittsburg
A Timekeeper Ahead of the Times
The Smallest thinnest and easiest winding practical watch offers a new standard in timekeeping at a low price. This timepiece emphasizes portability and user friendly mechanics for everyday wear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
College Ave
Erwin & Company
Campbell-Erwin Realty Co
J. R. Crane
Clayton Street
Normal School
Prince Avenue
Balsac
Insurance
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville, Mo
A. T. Sul
Science
Preasant
Athens, Ga
W. Grove
Georgian Ferro Concrete Co
Vince Matthews
G. P. Holbrooks
Boulevard
Baxter St
Prince Ave. Erwin & Company
Mission
Ford
T. B. Elder
Moter Barber College
Lipscomb & Co
J. B. Toomer
Sanitary Plumbing Co
Georgian
G. P. Holbrook
Parma Violets
J. C. Jester
Nantahala Ave
Weatherly Gro. Co
P. O
Moler College
Commerce, GA
Dorsey
Ira A. Bradberry
Athens
Sen
Foley
Pittsburg Zoo
C. A. Scuddi
FBI
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