For Sale Six Room Cottage on Lumpkin Street Car Line
Will buy a new six room cottage on Lumpkin street car line, lot 727 by 210 feet. All conveniences included.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1912
Page
9
Will buy a new six room cottage on Lumpkin street car line, lot 727 by 210 feet. All conveniences included.
Macon committees unveil new advisory members for the May reunion. The Encampment Committee reports bids awarded and a temporary railroad station to aid visitors. General Walker may visit, and Col Hilary A Herbert will attend as guest of Mrs Herbert Buell.
Short notices list real estate rentals and sales, services, and goods. Items include Erwin & Company fire insurance, Jester insurance query, fresh strawberries at Williamson's, rental for a four room cottage on Barber Street, barber shop contact, braid dyeing at Scientific Beauty Parlors, Dunwoody’s Best Flour at Stone's, jonquils by phone, pork sausage at Stone's, new 50 cent books at McGregor's, light spring wagon for delivery by E D Sledge, one horse farm for rent on Central Road near Athens by H C Anderson, Black Orpington eggs for sale by Barrett Phinizy, frames by Luster on Clay ton Street.
Local notices advertise savings account rates at The Athens Savings Bank with 4 percent interest on deposits from $1.00, plus classified ads for Rhode Island Red cockerels, new book shipments, a Chalmers touring car for sale, corset cleaning, room searches, and a $20,000 city real estate loan. Also listings for poultry eggs, stock purchases, and secondhand cars, all in the Banner.
Classified item notes fresh hard head lettuce and peppers at Williamson's. Includes mention of table boarders service and price as sought in a local market listing.
Classified notes list for rent four room house on Lenoy avenue and Nacoo chee avenue with U H Davenport contact. Widespread requests include a good second hand one horse wagon Klein & Martin make and a four room house at Normal School Station. Also advertised are sale items including green house plants Ferns palms begonias and a ride on spring wagons. Williamson's offers fresh lettuce peppers and MARTIN BROS sells rubber heels and half soles.
An old advert claims a single day cure for a cold using laxative quinine tablets. Druggists restrict sales and offer refunds if the product fails, with E W Grove’s name on each package and price listed as 25 cents.
Editorial urges residents to participate in three day cleanup starting tomorrow the thirteenth and ending the fifteenth. Emphasizes sanitation protects children women at home and workers, and calls for early action with shoe broom and shovel to outdo neighbors.
The State Normal School footnotes the Georgia Club published a pioneering bulletin The Geography of the Soils of Georgia under Prof F A Merrill. It covers the Appalachian Highlands Piedmont Plain and Atlantic Coastal Plain with maps and sketches, explaining soil types and crops for farmers in concise sixteen pages.
Mr and Mrs J H Mealor returned from Brunswick where they visited their daughter Mrs Frank Purcell. Mr Purcell is now connected with the Oglethorpe hotel in the City By the Sea. The couple enjoyed the trip and feasted on seafood including fish crab and shrimp.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve claims to cure children's eczema rashes tetter chafing and skin conditions with safety and rapid action. It also treats accidental injuries including cuts burns bruises boils ulcers piles and chronic sores, available at W. J. Smith & Bro. and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
Yesterday morning the White Sluggers edged the Has-Been Sluggers 9 to 8 after trailing 8 to 4 at the seventh inning. Final rally featured key players Hutchins Bond and Wilson delivering the deciding runs as White Sluggers overcame the deficit to win.
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