Georgia and Clemson Football Yet Again At Augusta Excerpt
Georgia eleven did excellent work and Clemson played faultlessly in yesterday’s Augusta meet. Time: yesterday afternoon. Place: Augusta, Georgia. The teams, particeps criminis, faced off between Georgia and South Carolina with little to report for Clemson.
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Sins of the Father stage clash in Clemson Georgia game
Georgia and Clemson played a tight draw as both defenses stifled the other. Star players Woodruff Hatcher Conklin Connelly Bissell and Batch starred for Georgia and Clemson respectively as the teams battled to a 0 0 stalemate with punishment along the line and a final ball on the field after a near field goal attempt.
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le Maddox, Jr
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Cochran
Rt Lucas
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Covington
Gilman
C Franklin
Mfwieorgia Franklin
Martin
Peacock-York
S. L. Britt-Cochran
Griffith-Thompson
Hanckell
Hay
Nic
Lh Bowden-McClelland
Bates-Lachicotte
Coles-Kangetler
Butler
Dunbar
Regular Meeting of Chamber of Commerce in Athens
The Cham ber of Commerce will hold a regular meeting at city hall this evening at its usual hour. M J Abney and Hugh H Gordon will report on the state trip and the advertising Athens secured. A report from the highway change committee is also expected, along with other important business.
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Constitution-Telegraph Chronicle-Banner
Athens
Reception committee to greet Meth odists guests during North el ect regents conference
The reception committee asks for cars to aid crowd handling during next week’s conference. They request owners to notify committee members J. H. Dors ey, chairman, R. E. Park, H. C. Tuck, George Young, N. G. Slaughter, A. J. Hunnicutt, A. O. Harper, or D. L. Ernest to supply carriages or autos for transporting preachers and delegates from railway stations to their assigned homes.
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Messrs. J. H. Dorsey
R. E. Park
H. C. Tuck
George Young
N. G. Slaughter
A. J. Hunnicutt
A. O. Harper
D. L. Ernest
Correction of contest results in Athens official majority
A printing error reversed prizes in the 8 J Tribble congressional contest. The official majority for Tribble is 2302. First prize should go to G F Miller, second to Garner Anderson, son of real estate man Jnc T Anderson. No Athens Shoe Co. employee entered the contest.
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Congress
T. G. Anderson
Jnc
T. Anderson
G. F. Miller
Mr. Tribble
Mr. Miller
T. Garner Anderson
Athens Shoe ‘Co
Fruit Cake Ingredients and Local Basketball Game Notice
An 1890s style newspaper fragment advertises fruit cake ingredients for order and a basketball game between Lucy Cobb and State Normal at Lucy Cobb on Saturday November 12 at 4:00 AM. Ladies are invited to attend. orders available by phone 1076. Arnold and Abney featured.
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Lucy. Cobb
Court sessions held in county courthouse during building work
The federal court sits in the county courthouse while expansions to the post office and U S court building proceed. Judge W T Newman of Atlanta presides with Athens' H C Conway elected foreman and Walter Pitner as clerk as the grand jury begins its regular workload.
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United States Court
Uncle Sam
W. T. Newman
Atlanta
Athens
F. C. Tate
H. C. Conway
Walter Pitner
Death of Mr Thomas Deadwyer Sparks Local Grief
Yesterday Thomas Deadwyer died suddenly from heart trouble at his home about three miles from Mayevil. The remains were carried there today. He was about thirty years old and was a brother of Messrs. Van and Geo Deadwater and of Mrs. W C Ashe of this city. His death will be learned of with intense sorrow by a large circle of friends.
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Mayevil
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Van
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W. ¢. Ashe
Dinner Honors Dr Thomas Dixon by Gamma Chapter
Gamma chapter of the Kappa Alpha Fraternity hosted a delightful dinner in the Georgian Hotel private dining room for Dr. Thomas Dixon, followed by the theater show The Sins of the Father. Senator Julian B. McCurry presided, with toasts by Dr. Dixon, W. H. Whyte of Columbia, and Howell Peacock as a notable attendee list includes numerous Gamma members.
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Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Thomas Dixon
Georgian Hotel
Julian B. McCurry
Senate
Gamma
Dixon
W. H. Whyte
Columbia
Howell Peacock
Howell
B. Peacock
Marion Page
A Ethridge
EB. Strickland
Dana ‘Blackmor, Jr
Chappell
Nicolson
Wt. Thompson
YY. Newton
IW. Griffith
New Prunes Justin From California
A brief line notes a shipment of prunes from California to a buyer named Justin with a price of 15 cents per pound and contact details including a phone number and names Ar nold and Abney.
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New’ Prunes
Justin
California
Arnold
Abney
Peeled Peaches and More from Arnold and Abney
A shredded advertisement lists peeled evaporated peaches and assorted meats. It promotes pound cake and ham offerings with contact via phone 1076 for Arnold and Abney.
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California
Arnold ‘& Abney
Polly of the Circus At Colonial Theatre Tonight
Athens theatergoers flock to Polly of the Circus at the Colonial with a 3:30 matinee and a near sold out night show. The wholesome production entertains while educating, proving theater a strong national institution.
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Polly
Circus
Colonial
Athens
Council Meeting Postponed to Monday Evening
The regular council meeting was postponed until Monday evening at eight o'clock. The meeting called to order at eight, roll called, and on motion adjourned until Monday evening.
Davison-Nicholson Co announces new supervision
The Athens department is under W D Durn a carpet and drapery expert with years of experience He will show customers the newest and best home beautifying items The firm promises city level service and urges continued patronage and watch for next week's ad with economical housewife offers
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Athens
W. D. Durn
Davison-Nicholson CO
Local Advert Clippings on Fruit Cake and Syrup Vendors
A compact ad note lists promotions for Quality Fruit Cake by Arnold & Abney and Williamson's featuring new New Orleans syrup. It urges customers to try the fruit cake and syrup, claiming top quality ingredients and trust built over time. The snippet mentions subscription options and telephones for contact.
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Orleans
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