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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1922
Page
8
Pantone pitched superbly as Auburn beat Georgia 2 to 0 to halt the Bulldogs’ series win streak. The Tigers executed cleanly with solid defense and a first inning run, Georgia’s only threats thwarted by Auburn’s steady mound work and timely plays.
A compact advertisement extols courteous sales staff and guaranteed merchandise delivery. It highlights an up to date bookkeeping system as a selling point for customers.
A citizen notes the cleaned street now a key highway and urges the city to provide another hitching place for country visitors. Mention is made of a new gasoline station and garage being built near the Normal School on Prince Agenug to improve farmer comfort and accommodations.
Chattanooga morning death of B A Glover father of Orate Bare ret Phidizy. Mr and Mrs Phinigy were at his bedside. his passing is deeply mourned in the community and by distant relatives who recall his many visits to the area.
Friday's game drew an estimated crowd of over five thousand at Sanfield Field as Georgia chased a southern title. Frost was slated to start for the Tigers, facing Coach White's Bulldogs who aim to break Georgia's late-season streak and claim the win.
Irish republicans escalate campaign against the Free State treaty with Britain. The drive centers on distributing handbills and targets notable figures such as Collins and Ar.
The article notes work on a local boulevard in Athens progressing and expected to beautify the area. It mentions branding discussions on cotton farming and changes to street car tracks and grades.
Handbill fragments urge support for the treaty with claims by Michael Collins on speeches and writings. It warns civil war would ruin the country and ties peace to voting for the treaty and the publican candidate.
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