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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1909
Page
8
A property sale notice offers a house at 156 College Avenue for sale with price stated as 3000 to 0000 dollars. The fragment indicates a closing action by a client seeking to acquire the described property.
Real estate note indicates ar and Co. will sell the lots rapidly and terms can be had if desired. Call and see the plat for details, with a price of 500.00.
For Sale notices describe a five room cottage with hall and bath near Prince Avea close to town with terms. A new double floored storm sheltered cottage near Hill street lists attractive price and terms. An eight room house with modern conveniences on a best street offers beat price. A country option offers a four mile distance with 35 acres and macadam road access.
A broad Athens notice advertises vacant lots across all sections with a complete list and bargains. Prices start at $200.00. See this notice for details and locations.
Nicely arranged six room cottage offered for rent near the Normal School at fifteen dollars per month. A large store room on Thomas Street near Broad is available for thirty dollars per month.
Diseases of the skin including eczema and barbers itch cause intense itching and discomfort. Chamberlain's Salve provides quick relief by stopping itching and smarting. Sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons Orr Drug Co W J Smith & Bro B C McEvoy and J Canning.
A collage of small ads and notices: millinery at Misses Bradberrys, dry wood for a dollar, cleaning and pressing by Daniel Isaacs on Clayton Street, stray maze reported to Bob Callaway, Mission furniture by T. E. Elder at the Y M C A, fire insurance by Lipscomb & Co. with Jester, plumbing by Sanitary Plumbing Co. For sale Ford runabout Cadillac touring car Bishop Motor Car Co. Milledge Avenue animals and room rentals, barber training by Moler Barber College, diamond horse shoe stick pin sale, well bred Irish setters by W Le Brooks Broad Street.
Georgia officials meet in Atlanta to set the next annual convention for June 29 to July 1 at Tallulah Falls. The executive committee, led by M. L. Duggan, discussed a tentative program to be finalized by State Commissioner Pound.
The New York Tribune reports Dr A M Dougal a surgeon on the Carthaginian claims hypnotism cures seasickness even in violent cases. He recalls a Philadelphia dealer who groaned in his cabin as Dougal prepared to treat him with the method.
On the University campus this afternoon at 2:30 p.m. a notable baseball game will be played between a Southern Railway commercial representatives team and the Athens Y M C A business men team. The listed players include C S Powers, Thomas O Connor, B Z Ruff, D L Taylor, Fred H Behring, Howell Peeples, Davenport, McGhee, O Connor, Plant, C T Barker, Argo, B S Barker, H K Lorraine, Hutchins, Reddick, Jack Talmadge, Emmet J Bondurant, Robert C Wilson, Morris Michael, Carlton Jester and Nat Slaughter. The event invites public attendance.
Postoffice Inspector E. D. Beatty visits Athens to assess expanding free delivery. Rapid city growth has stretched the current force, and officials likely will add carriers after redistricting. No definite plans announced, but department action is anticipated soon.
The New York Sun praised the Georgia team after their Saturday game with the New York Americans, noting that the Georgia squad compares favorably with any college team in the country and endorsing its strong play.
Imr el Douglas, general manager of the Gainesville Midland Railway Co., resigns effective April 15 and will join the R C Campbell Co in Atlanta as general manager. E B Eppes, longtime chief engineer, is named his successor and is well known in the city. Beusse the umpire from yesterday receives praise for fair performance.
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