Investments City Property Listings in Athens Area
Real estate notices advertise multiple properties in East Athens and surrounding counties. Listings include 16 acres with spring and orchard on Church Street and 9 acres on Pulaski Street with garden and well, plus 1 acre fronting Boulevard and 6 acres on College Avenue with garden and outhouses. Also 307 acres in Oconee County with timber, 175 acres in Clarke County near Athens, 376 acres at Clarke and Jackson boundary with cotton land and timber, and 70 acres in Clarke County near Athens with forest and cultivated areas.
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East Athens
Church Street
Pulaski Street
College Avenue
Oconee County
Clarke County
Athens
Clarke
Jackson Counties
Candidates declare candidacy for ward aldermanial seats
W D O Farrell announces re election bid for Alderman First Ward pending Democratic primary action. B Y Harris announces candidacy for Alderman Fourth Ward pending Democratic primary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. O'Farrell
M. Snelling
B. Y. Harris
Progress in Georgia and Alabama fuels vast industrial plans
Miss Lydia Knott of The One Woman Company appears in New York court over Trinity Church land in Manhattan with a twelve million dollar stake tied to the Anike Jans deed. The Georgia Alabama Industrial Index notes major projects from water power plants to new banks, mills, hotels, car wheels, ice factories, and rail facilities across eight states, including Birmingham and Atlanta.
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Columbus
Georgia
Alabama
Gadsden
Ala
Birmingham
Rome
Augusta
Pelham
Thomasville
Montgomery
Blakely
Atlanta
Brunswick
Macon
Lydia Knott
Thomas Dixon
New York County
Jans
Trinity Parish
Trinity Church
New York City
Frank Wayland Brown
Brown
Anike Jans
Miss Knott
Trinity
New York
Anna Gould Granted Divorce and Custody in Paris Case
Paris officials report Judge Ditte granted the Countess de Castellaine formerly Anna Gould a divorce and custody of her children. The children cannot be removed from France without their father Count Boni de Castellaine's consent. The court rejected witness examination and the public prosecutor did not seek to be heard.
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Paris
Tribune of the First Instance
Seine
Ditte
Countess de Castellaine
Anna Gould
New York
France
Count Boni de Castellaine
Reward Offered for Apprehension in College Building Vandalism
A reward of 25 dollars is offered for the apprehension and evidence to convict the party or parties who mutilated the building occupied by Mr. D. P. Haselton on College Saturday night November the rd. W. F. Dorsey, Mayor of [On Fine Printing The Banner Leads.
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D. P. Haselton
W. F. Dorsey
Virginia hosts major southern educational conference
At the University of Virginia from November 22 to 24, presidents of seven state universities and Virginia colleges, state education superintendents, and secondary education professors from several states meet to link high schools with colleges. The aim is to address gaps between elementary, secondary, and higher education and strengthen the common education system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Virginia
South
Alderman
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Wisconsin
Georgia versus Dahlonega faces on Saturday gridiron
Georgia meets Dahlonega in a Saturday game expected to end in a wide margin for the hosts with a large crowd likely in attendance. The Georgia Scrubs travel to Clemson South Carolina to play Clemson's second team, a separate Saturday matchup noted for local interest.
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Georgia
Dahlonega
Georgia Scrubs
Clemson
S. C
Noted New York Lawyer Probes Georgia Peonage in Atlanta
Mrs Mary Grace Quackenbos a leading New York lawyer arrives incognito in Atlanta to gather evidence on peonage cases. She met officials and sought conference with Assistant Attorney General Charles Russell as she tracks alleged immigrant fraud tied to Georgia Florida operations.
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Atlanta
Washington
Mary Grace Quackenbos
America
New York
Georgia
United States
Whitehall Street
Quackenbos
Charles Ttussell
Pensacola
Phi
Jackson Lumber Company
Russell
Morris Schwartz
Florida
People’s” Law Firm
Newman
Adjourned City Council Meeting Set For Eight Tonight
The adjourned city council meeting will be held at city hall at 8 o clock. Agreement on naming managers and clerks and polling places for the December election will be decided. Other routine business from the regular meeting may be addressed and disposed of.
Grape Nuts Cited For Breakfast Strength And Health
A Midwestern woman reports improved digestion and strength after adopting Grape Nuts for breakfast. She says her ill nourished child improved after starting the cereal and eggs with fruit and whole wheat bread, reducing pills and tonics.
Market News From Athens Cotton Exchange November 14 1906
Daily market range shows steady tone with receipts of 28 000 bales and 15 000 American sales 12 000 with 9 800 American. Spots 5 67d. Receipts today 63 000 vs 66 097 last year. expected tomorrow. Prices at various hubs listed with large ranges amid weather notes.
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Athens Cotton Exchange
New York
Ee Ee
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Daughter’s Ulcer
A. C. Stickel of Miletus, West Virginia, credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with preventing a dangerous surgical removal of a malignant ulcer from his daughter’s hip. He says persistent use completely cured it. The salve also cures cuts burns and injuries and costs 25 cents at local druggists W. J. Smith & Bro and l. R. Palmer & Son.
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F. N. Tacket
Alliance
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Son
A. C. Stickel
Miletus
W. Va
L. R. Palmer & Son
Weather Forecast Notes Snow in Southern States
Snow observed in Pulaski Tennessee Decatur Newfoundland and Atlanta Georgia with showers and generally cloudy skies. Temperatures rising with warmer conditions expected though some spots may reach 10 to 14 degrees.
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Pulaski
Tenn
Decatur
Atlanta
Athens
Notice to Patrons on Milledge and Seaboard Lines
Athens Electric Railway warns downtown riders that they must pay an extra fare to ride out. Conductors aim to avoid delays as the Milledge extension grows and travel increases. Turning at the Country Club and Seaboard depot ends trips for all passengers returning to town. Fares collected on return trips per schedule. October 30, 1906.
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Milledge
Seaboard
Country Club
Athens Electric Railway
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Peeples & Dobbins
D. Lee Peacock
Clyton Street
Morse & Keenen
B. Quillian
Clayton Street
Cc. T. Young
THE
ORR Drug CO
Japan
OL Company, Incorporated
York
Ciety
DeWitt’s
Uneeda Biscuit
Tyes
Blood Basin Co
Buck’s
Earnest Furniture CO
Liverpool
Ceveste
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