Short Notes of Interest From Local Advertisers
A collage of local business solicitations and notices including Fresh Eggs phone 869, O'Farrell Grocery Co high grade coal delivery phone 607, H C Weatherly Coal Co, Arnold & Abney brick work J K Davis phone 237, poultry and fresh stock updates, plumbing and roofing services J E Caldwell 162 Thomas St, dry pine wood Vin cent Mathews phone 618, Erwin & Company fire insurance, Jester fire insurance inquiry, railway mail clerk exams Franklin Institute see N.Y. 1m, car cab service L L Flournoy phone 898 meet all trains, English walnuts pecans new stock, and general classified requests for rooms and other services.
For Rent and Lost Items in Athens Classifieds
A mix of rental notices and lost animal with rewards, plus grocery ad items and fruit prices. Listings include rooms for rent on Meigs Street and Finley Street, a white dog found with rewards offered, and multiple porch shop items like prunes and peaches with prices. Also notes an experienced lawyer job and a home building co ad, plus grocery supplier contact.
Rabbi Blechman At The Synagogue Services Tonight
The Synagogue holds services tonight at 8 and Saturday morning at 10 15. Friday evening discourse titled Isaac will follow a prelude on Juvenile Aid Work. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac
Blechman
City Council Discusses Entertainment Funds and Street Improve
The mayor and council held a regular session to handle routine matters. Dr. T E Jago sought an appropriation for entertaining the State Veterinary Association. the request was referred to the finance committee. Petitions for arc lights were sent to the light committee. Ordinances approved paving the Broad street sidewalk from Thomas to the bridge with granolithic walks, aiding access to the Georgia depot. A death notice for Mr A L Hull prompted a three member committee to draft a memorial resolution. The council adjourned to December 24 for appeal cases and further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Jago
State Veterinary Association
Broad Street
Thomas
Georgia Depot
A. L. Hull
Messrs
C. M. Snelling
C.B. Griffith
H. J. Rowe
Bears killed and injured in Athens bear show tragedy
In Athens yesterday two bears owned for public display were struck by a train near Union Point and Camak. One bear died instantly and the other was badly injured. The owners immediately sold the carcass for meat and a portion of cooked bear was shared with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Union Point
Camak
Aleck Hargrove
Banner Office
Golf tournament at Cloverhurst ends in close finish
The Cloverhurst Country Club links hosted a week long golf tournament ending yesterday. Prof. W. H. Bocock won 2 up over Ned Hodgson in a hard fought handicap event. Several holes remain under construction making the course even more attractive. Enthusiasts predict growing popularity as new handicaps set for players in Classic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverhurst Country Club
W. H. Bocock
Ned Hodgson
Andy
Motors Set for Atlanta Run By Jordan and Pope
This morning Wilbur Pope and A. A. Jordan will depart on motorcycles for Atlanta. They aim to beat the automobile record from Athens to Atlanta set last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Pope
Wilbur Pope
A. A. Jordan
Atlanta
Athens
Judge Meadow Travels from Athens to Atlanta
Judge David W. Meadow was seen in Athens yesterday en route to Atlanta. He now lives in Elberton to stay in closer contact with the counties within his judicial circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Meadow
Athens
David W. Meadow
Atlanta
Judge Meadow
Elberton
Taft Thanksgiving Turkey Sought by Rhode Island Growers
Horace Vose of Westerly renowned as the national turkey supplier seeks the finest bird from Rhode Island and Connecticut turkey belt to grace President Taft's Thanksgiving table. Growers across the region offer their best birds, trusting Vose to secure a top turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Horace Vose
Westerly
Grant
Taft
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Vose
Campaign for Missions opens in Washington convention
Two thousand delegates from 100 leading churches gather in Washington for the laymen's missionary movement. The three day session begins with a slate of speakers led by President Taft and includes other prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campaign For Missions
Washington, D. C
National Capital
Laymen's Missionary Movement
Taft
Interdenominational missionary convention planned in cities
Rear Admiral A T Hahan former Seer ms State John W Foster Rober BEC secretary of the Presbyte board of foreign missions John R Mott general secretary of the World's Student Federation Rev Arthur Liesd Bishop Coadjutor of Virginia J A McDonald editor of the Torotto Globe anticipate a convention to be held in spring in over seventy leading U S cities to spur church members into active missionary work in an interdenominational effort.
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A. T. Hahan
John W. Foster
Rober
Presbyte Board of Foreign Missions
John R. Mott
World's Student Federation
Arthur 8. Liesd
Virginia
J. A. McDonald
Torotto Globe
United States
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Cure for Kidney and Bladder Ailments
A patent medicine advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as capable of curing kidney and bladder troubles not beyond medical reach. It claims relief for backache and irregularities that could lead to Bright's disease or diabetes and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbia
O'Farrell/ Grocery Co
H. C. Weatherly Coal Company
Arnold & Abney
J. K. Davis
Farrell Grocery Co
Care
Franklin Institute
Dept
G. Rochsee N
O'Farrell Grocery Co
Vincent Mathews
Fire Insurance
Erwin & Company
L. L. Flournoy
J. E. Caldwell
Thomas Si
J. C. Jester
New York
Liverpool
Home Building Co
Meigs Street
Bath
S. Finley Street
T. 4
Andrew
Bon Air
Prince Avenue
Ce, Care Banner
Irsu
Venee
Chicago
Eenee
Rabbi Blechman
Resians
Brothers
Warren Street
N. K. Fairbank Company
Brain
iTwo
C. D. Campbell
Clayton St
Chas
WW. Parr
C. A. Scudder
Corner College Avenue
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