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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
8
The Athens Savings Bank advertises 4 percent interest on savings deposits compounded twice yearly on January 1 and July 1. Deposits from $1.00 accepted. Also includes assorted classifieds for crochet caps, sales positions, and local services in Athens, Ga.
Mr. Frank B. Rae a leading New York publisher of electrical magazines visits Athens at the invitation of A. H. Sikes of the Athens Railway and Electric Co. Rae praises the city’s progress and plans another visit to see more of Athens.
A regular communication of Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22 A F and A M will be held this Thursday evening March 12 at 5 o'clock in the third floor hall of the Max Joseph building. All qualified Master Masons invited. By order of L N Betts W M MO G Quinn Secretary.
Insurance and real estate notes plus assorted offers for shoe repair, harness making, piano sale, farm animals, horses for exchange, rental listing, stenography job, hay prices and contact details. Includes addresses and phone numbers for Lipscomb Jester Martin Brothers Davison Olson Co Moss Mathews Banner.
Plans were laid for a world conference to discuss the present form of New York Cotton Exchange contracts. The mass meeting of the Augusta cotton exchange proposed representatives from American and foreign exchanges meet in May to debate objections and seek settlement of the issues.
Clifford M. Walker of Monroe Ga resumes residence in Atlanta after visiting to bolster his campaign for Attorney General succeeding T S Felder. Judge J R Pottle is named as a possible opponent in the race.
A. A. Jeffords of McGrew Nebraska reports Foley Kidney Pills relieved his back pain after one bottle and claim the old trouble disappeared. The pills are praised for treating backache rheumatism swollen joints and kidney and bladder ailments. H. R. Palmer & Sons advertise the product.
The Clarke County ordinary reports only 44 people legally licensed to carry pistols under state law requiring a $100 bond and licenses issued by the ordinary. The list includes Newton Barnell, Ben H. Barrow, Dr. M A Born, Lewis Parnett, and others, with several colored residents noted. Police and bailiffs are not exempt from the act, and a recent case shows punishment for carrying a pistol at home without a license.
Hon Walter S Coleman long time editor of the Cedartown Standard and former Georgia Weekly Press Association president spent yesterday in Athens for business. Coleman is now with the Georgia Fire Insurance Company and is famed among Georgia editors for his friendships.
William P Malburn of Denver nominated by President Wilson to be assistant secretary of the treasury. Moon eclipse obscured by clouds at Washington observatory with the moon in earth shadow for about three hours. Atlanta council rejects blood evidence reward claim in Mary Phagan Leo Frank case. Suffragists plan push for votes with Jane Addams and others visiting the South. Indian River fruit offerings advertised at Williamson's.
The University of Georgia law dean will speak on the Divinity of Christ to the Georgia Y M C A at Peabody Viall Auditorium tonight. A lawyer’s approach to evidence and argument will frame his talk to the young men gathering for the regular meeting.
Last night at the Colonial Theatre the University of Georgia Glee and Mandolin Club presented its annual concert before a well pleased crowd. The program ran smoothly with applause after each number. standout moments included Mr Campbell’s humorous automobile bit and the violin salon of Mr Branson with Mr Hugh Hodgson. Mr Albert Peacock’s baritone singing impressed for its sweetness. Both the Glee Quartet and Mandolin Club delivered strong performances throughout.
An advertised sale features O Cedar Mops in medium and large sizes with prices 1.00 and 1.50, plus brushes and 10-Vector Polish in varied packages from 25 cents to 2.50. The copy promotes ease of use on furniture pianos and baseboards with emphasis on value.
The youngest artist on stage, Baby LaMonte, performs at the Majestic this week to acclaim. Kelly's Troubles headlined last night and repeats today and tonight. The program features a tirlesque boxing finish, plus Batty Billie's Honeymoon, a Mello', and a two reel Vitagraph titled Back to Broadway.
AT BUCHWALD'S GROCERY TODAY Finest Yellow Yams 20c peek New Irish Potatoes California Celery 10c a bunch Florida Cabbage recently arrived. Also full line of fancy and staple groceries. Phone 846 Hancock Avenue and Hull. Sit stubborn coughs cured by Dr King’s New Discovery, praised by Mrs. David Moore of Saginaw Alabama. Stops coughing, relieves grippe and lung ailments. Money back if it fails. 50c and 1.00. Available at druggists. H. E. Bucklen & Co.
Emmanuel church screens off evening services due to funeral for Rev. J. Co. Davis with services at 4 oclock. Vestry meeting set for 8:30 at the Rectory. Mrs. R. A. Phillips of Atlanta visiting city friends. Also a Forty Year Test note praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy since 1972 with claim of cure and broad sale.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath in Toledo Ohio asserting a claim or status under unspecified terms. The fragmentary text mentions Arm wall peyttie colnet and realy A. W. Gleason, with incomplete dates and duties.
Five million dollars in losses are tallied by New Yorkers after the recent blizzard. Public services require at least two million to repair wire systems and equipment, with another million for streets and sewers. Private property, trades, and city treasury costs add a further million, while continued weather impacts and political controversy color the outlook.
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