Australian Ballot Adopted for April Primary
The county democratic executive committee adopted the Australian ballot system for the April 20 primary. Polls will run 7 am to 7 pm in the city and 8 am to 3 pm in rural precincts. Rules include two voting places with managers, three clerks per place, one voter at a time, ballots numbered in ink, and provisions for unreadable ballots and nonreader voters. A booth system, oath of duty, and funding to be raised by a committee are outlined. minors who reach voting age before October general election and who are registered may vote in the primary.
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Excouvee Committe
Court House
Auyone
Henry C. Tuck
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Builds Strength Through Digestion
The ad claims that increasing strength comes from digesting and assimilating the food, with Kodol Dyspepsia Cure adding to the physical by aiding digestion. It asserts the product builds strength, is pleasant to taste, and is the only digestant combination enabling the body to appropriate all health and strength. Sold by all droggists.
Bell Makes Active Race for Congress in Ninth District
Hon. Thomas M. Bell of Gainesville conducts active canvass for congress in the ninth district. He is billed to speak in Commerce, Georgia on Friday night before a large enthusiastic crowd. Bell faces two opponents, Congressman Tate and Dr. E W. Watkins. He is brother of F. M. Bell of Bell & Little marble dealers.
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Thomas M. Bell
Gainesville
Commerce
Congressman Tate
E W. Watkins
Bell
F. M. Bell
Bell & Little
Black Patti Return Trip Here
The Black Patti Troubadours announce return engagements in southern cities this season. The tour has been a overwhelming success and claims to have entertained more people than any traveling stage attraction in America. They head to Havana Cuba for a limited engagement at Teatro Tacón with new features added to the program.
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Black Patti
America
Havana
Cubs
Great Friday night amateur production in Athens
Rehearsals point to a premier Friday night show with enthusiastic crowds. The chorus is well drilled, eight couples of the Sammy chorus promise laughs, and a fine cast features local talent including Mrs. J. W. Barnett. seats go on sale at Palmer's drug store Wednesday.
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Athens
Sammy
University Boys and Mandolin Club
J. W. Barnett
Jay Ohorns
Palmer's Drug Store
Poley Takes Charge at Central Depot in Athens
Mr L E Poley, the new agent at the Central depot in this city, has assumed charge and earned a warm welcome as a local citizen. His predecessor, J. E. Humphrey, moved to Clayton, Alabama, to lead the Central office there. Nearby ads note pumpkin yam seed potatoes at 40c per pk and celery stalks at Williamson's.
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L E Poley
Central Depot
Athens
J. E. Humphrey
Clayton
Als
M. M. Arnold
S. An
Chamber of Commerce Meet This Afternoon
The Athens Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular meeting this afternoon at city hall at three o clock.President Michael urges all members to attend to hear the Georgia Commissioners of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.After adjournment the chamber will transact important business and hear from the hotel committee.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Michael
Chamber of Commerce
Bar Endorses Russell for Chief Justice in Athens Meeting
The Athens bar, led by Judge George O. Toomas, unanimously endorsed Judge RB Russell for Chief Justice of the Georgia Supreme Court. The resolution denounces entrenched precedents, lauds Russell as worthy and qualified, and urges the people of Georgia to elect him, noting his youth, experience, and commitment to honest stewardship.
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Bar of
Athens
George O. Toomas
Russell
Bar
Harmonionus
Georgia
Supreme Court
R B. Russell
Court of Georgia
Prison convict meeting set for Clarke County with state commission
The prison commission invites county commissioners to Atlanta to form a clear understanding on using state convicts. Clarke County officials will attend the gathering to discuss the new convict law and its application in the counties that will house inmates.
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Atlanta
Clarke County
Fire at Commercial hotel barely damages building
Firefighters responded last night to a blaze in a room at the Commercial hotel. The quilt caught fire but the department arrived quickly and restricted damage to nominal. The report also notes a two year old girl sleeping better after relief from stomach trouble with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
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Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Modern Job Office of the Banner Promises Prosperity
The Athens Banner reports that the Modern Job Office in Athens offers top quality job printing. It notes the shop’s prompt service and strong reputation with orders totaling over one hundred thousand pieces from outside Athens, driven by superior equipment and a capable press crew.
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Athens
Trustees to Meet Here Next Monday
The trustees of the University of Georgia will meet in this city next Monday to discuss a new campus building. Bids were too high and all were rejected, prompting another trustee meeting. President Harper of Chicago University implies professors should earn more money.
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University of Georgia
Harper
Chicago University
Georgia Commissioners Meet Athens Officials Today
This afternoon at three o clock the Georgia Commissioners for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition will meet with the Athens city council, the county commissioners, and local businessmen.
Preacher and Jug Figure In Court
Tom Harris, cdl., fined 3.75 by Mayor Rhodes for disorderly conduct after claiming he would not work for Hodgson Cotton Company. He was among on Broad Street crowd of negroes refusing work. officer arrested him, noting Harris claimed to be a preacher and that he could not be forced to work. Officer Cook said he had whiskey in pocket and was half drunk.
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Tom Harris
Cdl
Rhodes
Harris
Broad Street
Hodgson Cotton Company
Officer Cook
Calaboose
Powell of Vienna School Editor Says April Investigation Could End Branson Era
Ralph O Powell argues the Georgia Normal School under Mr Branson has made the greatest progress in recent years and warns a failed reelect could cause decline. He urges fair appraisal during the April 14 15 commission review and stresses Branson’s work and dedication to educational harmony. A promotional closing note for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets and Devoe finishes.
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Mr. Branson
Ralph O. Powell
Georgia commissioners visit Athens to discuss Georgia building fund
The Georgia Commissioners for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition arrive by Central road at 12:30 PM and will present the land fundraising plan to Athens at a 3:00 PM council chamber meeting. Mayor Rhodea, County Commissioners, and Chamber of Commerce leaders call all business members to attend. They seek public consideration, not individual subscriptions.
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Georgia
Athens
Council Chamber
Rhodea
M. G. Michael
Chamber of Commerce
Davidon and Lowe Offerings Special Shoe Sale and Varied Linens
Davidon and Lowe advertise a special shoe sale with 1000 pairs of Oxfords and sandals on the bargain counter at 65 cents on the dollar. The ad touts wool dress goods hats veiling lace trims, new lace and net fabrics, and a linen sale featuring Bleached Irish Linen at 19 cents per piece. It highlights new shipments of mattings, rugs, draperies, window shades, and a wide array of ready-made wares including collars, embroideries, and white goods in a period shop tone.
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Torchon
City Hall Move Underway as Offices Open
City officers begin occupying the new city hall with Engineer Barnett setting up his office and part of the equipment already in place. Full relocation to follow, as preparations continue. Hood's Sarsaparilla is recommended in the notice.
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City Hall
Barnett
Hood
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Devoe
Davidon & Lowe
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