Rates and delivery notice for Athens Daily Banner subscriptions
The Athens Daily Banner outlines mail and carrier delivery rates including 5.00 per year 6 months 1.25 for three months and 10 cents weekly for the Daily Banner and 1.00 per year 0.50 for six months for the Weekly or Sunday Banner. Cash in advance required and remittances by express money order or registered letter. Subscribers warned no carrier may collect payments and delivery issues should be reported to the business office.
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Athens
Senk
Georgia Education Gains and Road Progress Highlight State News
The piece notes rising educational efforts by Baptists and Methodists in Georgia, praise for road improvements across counties praised by Northern tourists, and an analysis of local school taxation comparing Georgia to Massachusetts. It cites Prof. D L Earnest speaking on taxation reform and future laws to ease inequality.
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Georgia
D. L. Earnest
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Elberton
Massachusetts
Plague Threat Spurs San Francisco Cleanliness Drive
The bubonic plague appeared in San Francisco, prompting health officials to order a citywide cleanup. Surgeon General Wyman declares the city now the cleanest in America, hoping residents sustain the progress to avert future outbreaks.
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San Francisco
America
Wyman
Remarkable Building Progress in Athens
Athens experiences rapid growth with at least fifty active construction projects across residential and commercial sectors. The boom supports carpenters, bricklayers, electricians and others while boosting local business and money circulation. Real estate value on good streets remains viewed as a safe profitable investment as Athens advances toward a southern urban front rank.
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Athens
Tariff Gripes From an English Visitor and Lemon Tariffs
An English resident living in the United States complains that tariffs raise prices for food and goods. He notes Americans pay more for imported items now and cites Californian lemon growers securing tariff protection. He observes railroads charging higher freight amid consumer costs and predicts growing public awareness.
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Turkey
America
Congress
James J Hill Advises on Expenditure and Immigration
Prominent railroad builder James J Hill admonishes Americans for lavish spending and urges thrift. He promotes varied guidance including emigrating to Canada and reforming Congress to curb national extravagance. He stresses the link between personal saving and national prosperity and warns of fiscal disaster if incomes equal expenditures.
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Janes J. Hill
Great Northwest
Canada
Tiken
America
United States
This Nation Faces Sugar Fraud Probes
A clipped history note discusses congressional need to probe alleged sugar frauds while another section recalls November historical events from 1606 James I Virginia governance to 1902 events and notable births and deaths across eras.
Margherita of Savoy Birth and 1868 Marriage Mentioned
Queen Margherita of Italy born November 20, 1851 as daughter of Prince Ferdinand of Savoy. The text notes her marriage in 1868 to an unnamed groom, mother of the reigning monarch Victor Emmanuel III.
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Margherita
Italy
Victor Emmanuel III
Ferdinand of Savoy
Genoa
Humbert of Savoy becomes king of Italy in 1878
Humbert of Savoy, Prince of Piedmont, who became king of Italy in 1878, is noted after the capture of Rome in 1870. Margherita settled in the Quirinal Palace and has lived there as widow since July 29, 1900 when King Humbert was slain by an assassin at Monza. The Dowager Queen is highly respected among Italians and European crowned heads alike. A reflection on telephone etiquette follows, contemplating why busy people find uninvited calls annoying. Catholic Mass and benediction will be held at 10:20 Sunday morning, Father McVeigh of Atlanta presiding.
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Humbert of
Savoy
Piedmont
Italy
Rome
Margherita
Quirinal Palace
Hiumbert
Monaz
Europe
Father McVeigh
Atlanta
Deestrick Skule Decided Success at Colonial Theater
Last night the Deestrick Skule show drew a large audience at the Colonial Theater for the Ladies Auxiliary of the YMCA. The cast, led by Miss S. C. Battaile, delivered lively performances despite one absence and featured standout recitations and a winning Squirrel piece by Jim Crane and Dov Dorsey.
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Colonial Theater
Ladies’ Auxiliary
S. C. Battaile
T. J. Nichols
Nichols
Mike
Fim
Houze
Buddy Honeysuckle
Pippin
Bob McCrary
Jim Crane
Dov Dorsey
Mac Slaughter
Jim
Amanda Houtcheson
State Normal School
Frank Griffich
Honeysuckie
Walter] Mathis
Marion Lampkin
Amanda Hutchinson
Annie Lord
Lula Martin
Margery Davenport
Mary Chesley
Laula West
Georgia Kelly
Sallie Battal
Public Notice of Estate Administrations Clarke County 1909
Clarke County Georgia notices report actions by the Court of Ordinary. Administrators sought for the estates of William J Hale deceased, R L Pittman deceased, Katie Platt Porter deceased, and J B Hill deceased. Guardianship discharge sought for Ida Ellis Florence Fisher and Frank Streckfuss. March to December 1909 terms referenced.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Said
Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Willian J Hale
John White Morton
William J. Hale
Alice L. Pittman
R. L. Pittman
R. Ll. Pittman
Mary Estelle Porter
Katie Platt Porter
S. B. Wingfield
Eorgia
W. D. Griffeth
Ida Ellis
Streckfuss
Florence Fisher
Frank Streckfuss
Court House
City of Athens
S. B. Wingfield, SR
Horace Martin
J. B. Hill
B. Wingfield
W. S. Eberhart
George Eberhart
Clarke County Court Notices and Sheriff Sale Report
Notices in Clarke County express probate actions for permanent administration and objections to Geo Deadwyler heirs, a November 1909 sheriff sale of a 22 acre Clarke County tract, a guardianship case for E P Whitlock, and a proposed Sanitary Plumbing Company charter with Cobb Erwin as counsel and Clarke County Clerk fe Crawford certifying the filing.
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E. Deadwyler, Jr
T. W. Deadwyler
S. B. Wingfield, SR
County of
Clarke
218Th
G. M
Jas_ E. Spinks
Jan. E. Spinks
Jas. E. Spinks
Oconee
Dawson Williame
Bradford Spinks
Georgia
Clarke County
E. J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
L. C. Smith
Sanitary Plumbing Company
FE. J. Crawford
Piles Cured with PAZO Ointment Promise
PAZO Ointment guarantees cure for itching bleeding prolapsing piles in six to fourteen days or money back. Trial priced at 50 cents.
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Garriers
Telephone
Kentucky
Wilson
The
Philadelphia Record
Dem
Republican Party
James J. Hill
James I
Virginia
Philip John Schuyler
Albany
N. Y
Niagara
Wilfred Laurier
William Schley
Augusta
Maryland
Indianapolis
Kuch #an
Persia
Francia M. Drake
Towa
Cen ¢Treville
Ste
Deestrick Skule
New York
Liverpool
Dee
Clarke County, Ga
George E. Deadwyler, Jr
George E. Deadwyler
George FE. Deadwyler
Wald County
Chicago Grain Market
Clore
Towit
Louis Baum
W. W. Polk
Athene
Gold State
Cobb & Erwin
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