Georgia Gecrackers Rout Mercer In Macon Diamond Tilt
Georgia defeated Mercer 10 to 4 in Macon as Maynard pitched for Mercer and Bower for Georgia. Georgia broke through late to win amid rain and a crowd of about two thousand. Howel relieved for Mercer as Georgians piled up five runs late. Umpire was John McIntosh. next game scheduled for Monday.
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Georgia
Macon
Mercer University
W. H. Davis
College Avenue
Western Union
Maynard
Mercer
Bower
Pate
Howel
John McIntosh
Death Comes Swiftly to Noted Oglethorpe Doctor
Dr. W. M. Willingham, a leading Oglethorpe County physician and longtime Georgia legislator, died suddenly yesterday afternoon near Crawford Georgia. He was in good health prior to a heart pain while walking about a mile from home and died within minutes. His death shocks his family and many friends who recall his prominent service to the county and state. Funeral arrangements were announced for today.
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Crawford, Gs
W. M. Willingham
Homne
Dr. Willingham
Oglethorpe
General Assembly
Gorgia
Athens Chamber of Commerce Meeting Urges Strong Attendance
The Athens Chamber of Commerce will hold a regular monthly session at city hall tomorrow at four o clock. All members are urged to attend as several important matters and proposed lines of work will be discussed. The article notes growing interest and urges increased attendance. A funeral is mentioned as being conducted today.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Oie
Ken
May Sales Highlight Ladies Wear At Athens Store
Store reports attractive May reductions on ladies shirt waists skirts and suits in black and colored fabrics. Foulards and taffetas lead demand with a vast display of dress goods including silk fans and satin garments aimed at spring wear.
Medal Presented to Mrs Anderson at University Event
Frank Anderson, famed University of Georgia athlete, received a 14 karat gold medal from O. O. Schofield on behalf of citizens and students. The front bears a ballplayer motif with "Georgia vs. Tech" and "Memorial Day, 1903," while the back honors his batting. The piece is crafted by R. Brandt and inscribed for Frank Anderson. The item also notes controversy over an Athens Carnesville electric railway project, with Morgan backed Ohio interests seeking local funding.
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Ohio Syndicate
Athens
Carnesville
Frank Anderson
University of Georgia
O. O. Schofield
R. Brandt
Georgia
Tech
Carneaville
Morgan
White Goods Pricing Highlights in Genteel Fabrics
A dealer touts a range of White Goods with strong value. Prices include 49e and 50e for wash chiffons and 51 inch to 67 inch White Organdies. White Dot Swiss at 25 cents a yard and Persian Lawns priced at 15 cents a yard for a 220c grade.
Washable Dress Goods and Linen Specials
Bleached Damask and linen fabrics offered with wide widths and bold pricing. 72 inch German and Irish damask 85c, cream damask 70 inches 65c, Irish Huck towels 25c, Huck towels 18x36 15c, Turkish towels extra large 15c. Includes white options and colored borders.
Sale of bed linens and related goods
A newspaper ad lists prices for bed linens and accessories including 25c gauze and lisle thread hosiery, 35c Richeliex rib hose, 25c infants socks, 50c yardage on cotton broadcloth, 15c Irish dimities, $1.40 white spreads, 11-4 Marseilles spreads at $1.50, 75c sheets, 2c pillow cases, 50c to $3.50 decorative fans, and 5c to 25c Jap fans.
Millinery Deals Highlight Trimmed Nats This Week
Weekly display spotlights extra special values in the swellest Trimmed Nats, drawing shoppers to the fashionable hats and headwear on offer this week.
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Anderson
Orr Drug Co
White Goods
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Michael Bros
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