Have You Joined Erwin's Growing List of Satisfied Policy-Holders
Advertisement touts Erwin's growing list of satisfied policy holders with efficient service and prompt loss adjustment. Claims policies cost no more and urges readers to call three four five for contact.
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Erwin
Beter
Short Notes Of Interest And Advertisements
An assortment of small ads and notices including mileage coupon details for cash ads, auto insurance and savings bank rates, buying hides and related goods, a daily dinner, a goat for sale, a 1914 Ford for sale, a message about mileage coupons and delivery, rental of a home, and a lost Premoette Kodak with a reward offered. Includes contact references to Banner and local businesses.
Tenant Secured for One-Year at $25 Per Month
A property is rented to a reliable tenant for twelve months at twenty five dollars monthly in advance, establishing a steady rental income and stable occupancy for the period.
Classified notices and ads clutter local columns
The page compiles want ads and small notices offering loans, insurance, auto supplies, and barber training. Items include Lost and Found bets, a one thousand dollar loan request, milch cows for sale, and a few retail promotions. Medical ads tout Foley Honey and Tar and Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Oil.
Reunion of Nineteen Fivers From Athens to Gather
Plans for the class of 1903 reunion during University commencement were outlined by Pat Lamkin of Athens and Paul Harber of Commerce. The 1905 men will assemble in Athens on June 14 with informal festivities, a costume, and a barbecue. Oliver Bloodworth of Forsyth will deliver the Sophomore cup speech. Horace Ritchie of Fitzgerald is class president, as organizers locate every 1905 man for notices. Also reported, a rare right whale captured off British Columbia was valued at 20000 dollars.
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Pat Lamkin
Athens
Paul T. Harber
Commerce
Oliver Bloodworth
Forsyth
Monroe Advertiser
Horace Ritchie
Fitzgerald Public Schools
Lamkin
Harber
British Columbia
White
Pacific
D. A. R. to Name Officers at Milledge Avenue Meeting
Elijah Clarke chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Thursday morning to elect officers and conduct important business. All members urged to attend. meeting hosted by Regent Mrs Frances Long Taylor at her Milledge Avenue home.
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Elijah Clarke
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frances Long Taylor
Milledge Avenue
Fireless Demonstration Showcases Ice Cream Freezing
Bernstein Bros hosts a fireless cooker demo with Mrs. C S Decker from Toledo proving 32 degree ice cream can be frozen beside roast chicken at 650 degrees. The event runs 10:00-12:30 and 3:00-6:00 daily this week with tastings of Decker’s cakes pies biscuits and other light foods.
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Bernstein Bros
C. S. Decker
Toledo
Ohio
Bananas for Sale at College and Broad Streets
Pete Petropol offers over 1 000 bunches of extra fine yellow bananas at low prices. Prices 60c to 75c per bunch, by the dozen 10c and 15 dozen. Contact College and Broad streets or call 558-3 or 1041.
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College and
Broad Streets
Eckman’s Alterative Promoted for Throat and Lung Ailments
A long tested remedy Eckman’s Alterative is praised for throat and lung troubles. An Austin or Wilmington patient reports marked lung improvement after faithful use, with affidavits and testimonials cited. The ad notes availability at the Market Street department store and urges readers to investigate the treatment.
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Erkman
Wilmington
Del
Market Street
Erxman
Ee Eckman
Eckman
Paperstog
Philadelphia
Grogelate
Juggernaut comes to Elite Theater in dramatic train wreck
Vitagraph’s The Juggernaut screens at the Elite Theater following Broadway’s huge rail road wreck epic. A crowd lines up daily to witness a train strained on a collapsing bridge, with a girl, two men, and a perilous river plunge amid crashing cars and swirling water. The spectacle is billed as unforgettable and priced at fifteen cents.
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Vitagraph Theatre
New York
Brodway
Vitagraph
Vitagraph Theater
Rouge
Broadway
Athens
Foes and Friends Friendly Barbed Hello Echoes Rivalry
Two men exchange sharp but courteous phrases as a sign of underlying enmity, while playful insults reveal a fraught relationship. The Cincinnati Enquirer notes that polite banter can mask tension between rivals.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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