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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1910
Page
4
Short notes of interest list diverse items from real estate to autos. Lipscomb Co. and Erwin & Company advertise services incl. insurance and rental listings. F. M. Hailey promotes millinery openings and home improvement items while Davison-Nicholson Co. seeks salesladies and seamstresses.
New York Yankees dominated Georgia in the opening at the new park as Vaughn and Ford held the varsity to three hits. Twitty and Upham contributed for Georgia, but errors and timely plays by the Yankees sealed a one sided win. Johnson Foster Kleinow and others saw action as Yankees plan more games with Buffalo Montreal and Boston teams.
Richards Pringle presents the Georgia Minstrels under Clarence Powell and Billy King with 12 performers, 25 colored musicians, a 20 voice chorus, a 12 piece orchestra, and a vaudeville program. The parade begins at noon with Fred Simpson’s Challenge Band performing before the theater at 7:20 PM.
Athens resident W M Patten testifies Dean's Kidney Pills eased back pains and kidney symptoms after two boxes. The Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo sells the cure for 50 cents. Palmer and Sons' drug store carried it. Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
Notice warns parents that all children must be vaccinated before school admission with emphasis on six year olds before hot weather. Also announces bankruptcy sale of Davis Mercantile and Supply Co assets in Rutledge and Athens Georgia with bids due March 26 1910 to Barrett Phinizy receiver.
The Odd Fellows committees meet in City Hall at 7 30 tonight to plan housing for the Grand Lodge gathering in May. Members are urged to attend as preparations accelerate and Athens prepares to welcome the event with a strong first impression.
The adjourned term of Clarke City Court convened yesterday morning and the day was consumed in the Bright well-Dobbs case with demurrers heard. The court will meet again this morning to finish that case and address other matters.
Mr. W. T. Simmons and Miss Len nie Bulloch visited Judge S B Wingfield at his residence late Sunday night to have the ceremony performed uniting them in marriage. The couple has many friends who will be interested to learn of their nuptials.
Voters in Missouri will have the first chance at the state level to approve or reject constitutional prohibition in the upcoming November election.
The Lincoln League of Illinois will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Republican National Convention in Chicago which nominated Abraham Lincoln for the presidency. The event will take place in May.
The Gridiron Club met at the Georgian last night with Prof Sylvanus Morris of the University Law School as guest of honor. An engaging talk on congressional matters covered insurgent movements and other topics. Two new members were initiated H V Reynolds from Marietta Georgia and Milton Dargan from Atlanta Georgia both seniors and active in campus life.
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