Government building project to start soon in city
Report outlines planned commencement of a new government building in the city within weeks. Walter Lipscomb of Washington and a Tenn. official oversee the project with Moore Day and others supervising work. Court officials will review preliminary steps and ensure quality during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welldine
Walter 2
Lipscomb
Washinsom
Moore Dey
Rey Sens
Nustiville
Tenn
Ice Cream and Cake Offered Free by City Ladies
The document describes free cake served with ice cream during the week, baked by Aunt Laura Billups from Gold Teaf flour, offered by W. D. Bowden. It also promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for digestion and weight gain, claiming broad efficacy and availability through druggists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Billups
Jurors Drawn for Clarke County April Term
The Clarke County grand and traverse jurors for the April term have been drawn. Names include Thos Ho Nickerson, Jac N Carlton, Madison G Nicholsoun, Geo T Murrell, Henry C Conway, and many others across the grand and traverse panels. The list features numerous local residents and potential jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand and Traverse
Clarke County
Peor Court
Thos
Ho Nickerson
Jac. N. Carlton
Madison G. Nicholsoun
Geo T. Murrell
G. Carithe
Henry C. Conway
Die
Moss
Lewis
Robert Wo Lichin
To Brown
Win
F. M. Pittman
David
Fowler
Win C. Orr
Chas
A. Rowland
Alonzo
HH. O'Farrell
Deem
HL Dittard
Albert
Parker
P. Oliver Chas
Hh. Newton
Dronert
Washington
Jackson
Win. W. Pinnean
Peter Fiayl Henstein
Jno
Z. Hoke
Benj
Turner
Spank
Griffeth
Eibw
Septhadh Roeker
Great Exhibit of Gold Leaf Flour in Athens
The Cape County Milling Co invites Athens ladies to view a gold leaf flour demonstration at the recently vacated Central Railroad office at College avenue and Broad street. Morning and afternoon exhibits this week feature Aunt Billups cake samples and free tasting to compare bread whiteness with other brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Central Railroad
College Avenue
Broad Street
Billups
Cape County Milling CO
Jackson, Mo
Examinations Announced for Geological Survey Engineers
Examinations for engineering hydrographic aid and irrigation engineers in the Geological Survey will be held on April 19 in principal U S cities. In Georgia the exams will be in Athens Augusta Atlanta Macon Savannah and Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
United States
Georgia
Athens
Augusta
Atlanta
Macon
Savanah
Thomasville
Trustees OK New Science Hall Plans At University
University trustees decide to rebuild Science Hall at about twenty thousand dollars with state aid requested to cover the balance after bids exceeded the appropriation. Prof Strahan submitted the plans and the building committee was authorized to accept a low bid and begin work to aim for completion by next September. The loss from destruction necessitates state assistance to restore the structure.
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Theampus
University
Strahan
Board of Trustees
Science Hall
Hall to deliver Memorial Day oration in Athens
Hon Joseph E Hall of Macon accepted invitation from Lidlies Memorial Association of Athens to speak on Memorial Day. Hall, a prominent southern figure, will give a highly anticipated address before large crowds, reflecting on his legislative work and support for Winnie Davis Memorial Hall.
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Joseph Ell Hall
Macon
Lidlies Memorial Association of Athens
Memorial
M. Rutherford
Thee Assition
Hall
Uutalers
Winnie Davis Memorial Hall
University of Georgia
State Normal School
Ciy Whoar
Lim
A Word to Ladies About New Hats at Michael Bros Co
Michael Bros. Co. announces a millinery opening Monday through Wednesday next week featuring foreign creations and New York styles. The event, March 28th to 30th, promises the grandest display in Athens and the state and urges buyers to defer purchases until they see the hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Bros. Co
New York
Athens
City Hall Bonds Sell Out At Par Amid Strong Local Demand
Only three of the city hall bonds remain unsold as forty seven bonds have been offered to buyers at par. Most went to the University of Georgia and the city refused ninety eight for its bonds. The issue reflects local progress and prosperity with all bonds taken at home with ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia
Turner and Hodgsons Sandals Offer New Spring Shoes
Crossett oxford mens range in patent calf and kid leather. Ladies patent sandals and kid sandals in multiple strap styles priced around 3 dollars and 3.50. Gibson ties with Cuban heel offered. Store promises fair prices and wide selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossett
Gibson
Turner & Hodgson
MMGoION Meeting at First Baptist Church
A special meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church is set for today in the Sunday School room. It begins at 10 30 a m and runs in hourly segments with different leaders, concluding at 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Registration for the April 6 Primary Ends at Six
Tax Collector Linton warns the primary registration closes at 6 PM April 6 and urges students and voters to register to avoid a light county vote. The University cadets will have an Easter holiday, encampment at Gainesville, with tents provided and student fare paid.
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Linton
Mitherty
Atlata
Gainesville
Waters of Georgia to be Examined
The Division of Hydro Geology Survey has begun an investigation into the character of Georgia and Florida waters and rivers and surface waters flowing through basins and tributaries to assess their quality and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Hydro Fcono- Geological Survey
Dies
Florida
Tibets
Operatic Festival and Civic Notes at the Opera House
A fragmentary page cites a Wednesday performance by Black Patti at the Opera House with choir, dancers, and local officials involved in the event. It mentions laughter, musical comedy tones, and a festival of operatic melody amid civic commentary on water and industry issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dineers
Andrews
Amromis
Tals
Bob Kelly
Whage Ward
Mele Lay
City League to Be Re Organized for Summer Baseball
Merchants agree to close shops at 5 PM from April 1 to September 1 to aid the reorganization of the city baseball league. The plan aims to have at least six teams ready to start once the University closes, promising Athens residents more fine baseball this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People of
Athens
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promises Relief From Humors
An ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla provides a thorough cure for all kinds of humors. It contrasts with Devoe products and implies long-lasting results, urging readers to try the remedy.
Doctor's Jump Medicine Fails Then Food Restores Health
A testimonial from Battle Creek praising Grape-Nuts as a cure for stomach trouble rheumatism and nervousness. The speaker credits improved weight from 115 to 151 pounds and claims stronger health after using the product while noting comparisons to meat and butter. The ad ends with encouragement to read The Road to Wellville.
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Ohio
Todas
Une Leroy
Mit
Postim Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Joss the
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