Athens Banner subscription rates and notes on delivery
The Athens Banner lists subscription prices of 5.00 yearly, 2.50 half year, 1.25 three months, or 0.10 weekly with advance payment. It warns no carrier may collect payments, urges prompt reports of delivery issues, and notes payment by cash, express, money order, or registered letter. The piece then comments on the mayoral conference and educational praise for Athens, Georgia.
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Athens
Post Office
Municipal Problems Highlight Georgia League of Municipalities Meeting
The Georgia League of Municipalities convenes to discuss urban challenges as population and diversity grow. Dr James C Bloon presented Municipal Sanitation, praised for shedding new light and promising life saving impact. Cap Joiner, Atlanta mayoral figure, noted as a popular member at the session.
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James C. Bloon
Field
Mead
League
Atlanta
Municipal League
Historic Events and College Baseball Schedule Summary
A compact page notes dates from 1452 to 1890 including Constantinople fall, Charles II return, Fouche birth, Lee statue unveiling, and Moscow disaster. It lists 1900s college games: Princeton Pennsylvania State, West Point Trinity, Harvard Brown, Bucknell Fordham, Dartmouth Exeter, Chicago Illinois, Alabama Mercer.
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Princeton
Pennsylvania
State College
N. J
West Point
Trinity
West
Harvard
Brown
Providence
R. I
Bucknell
Fordham College
New York
Dartmouth
Exeter
University of Chicago
Ilinois
Urbana
University of Alabama
Mer
Cer University
Macon
Former Athenian Gives First Money for Longstreet Monument
J G Ramsey of the First Army Corps of North Virginia Civil War era donates the first dollar toward a monument for General James Longstreet. He advocates Governor Terrell's plan and names other Confederate figures to honor with statues. Duration note: Ramsey signs from Athens Ga May 26 1907.
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Atlanta
J. G. Ramsey
Army Corps
North Virginia
James Longstreet
Terrell
Gordon
Robot
Lee
Stonewall
Mars
Robert
Born invention stock drive seeks Athens subscribers
Residents of Athens are invited to subscribe for stock in the Born invention to prevent rail wrecks. Certificates signed by the American Signal Co. secretary will be mailed from Kansas City once signed. no payment due until delivery. Mr M H London at room 56 Commercial Hotel offers details as he plans to depart June 1.
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Athens
The
American Signal Co
Kansas City
M. H. London
London
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Macon Electric Railway Company
Hotel Lanier
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Charleston
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Roland Curry
Key West
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro. L. P. Canning
E. C. McAvoy and Orr Drug Co
Invention
Canning
Lowney
Arnold
Central of
Madison
Florida
D. A. Nolan
Fairy Land
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Athens Hardware Co
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R. C. Adkins
Joo Drors
Bears
Milledge Ave
Pulaski Street
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Robert Toombs Dubose
Rosa A. von der Leith
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