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The Athens Daily Banner lists subscription rates for the Athens Bankers and the weekly edition, with details on payment methods and carrier responsibilities. It also includes miscellaneous notes on local topics, including road improvements, baseball interest, and remarks about judges, politics, and international affairs.
Red Cross stamps aid TB fight in Athens effort
Across the United States the sale of Red Cross Christmas stamps funds tuberculosis prevention and relief. In Athens the stamps are on sale at several city locations through the Woman's Club, with even a dime helping the cause and uniting the community in this struggle against the disease.
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Red Cross
Athens
Woman's Club
Georgia
Sholl
Proposed Football Reforms Stir Public Debate
Editorial roundup notes support and opposition to changes in college football rules. Advocates urge safer play and age limits to keep players as students, while critics warn against undermining the game. The Savannah Press quotes Chancellor Barrow and Dr. Wilson on improving rather than abolishing football.
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Savannah Preas
David
Buffalo Evening News
Lampton
New York
This Date in History November 27 Highlights
November 27 entries note events from 1778 Washington wintering at Middlebrook New Jersey to 1908 a China integrity accord between American and Japanese governments. Other items mark 1863 Morgan escape from Ohio Penitentiary 1893 death of actress Kemble 1894 Spain abolishes public executions 1895 Dumas Jr. dies 1898 Wisconsin launched 1905 Haakon VII sworn Norway king 1910 Davis Waite dies in Aspen.
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Middlebrook
N. J
Anny Kemble
London
Ysei
General Morgan
Thomas H. Hines
Ohio Penitentiary
Hoosac
Spain
Alexandre Dumas
Paris
Wisconsin
San Francisco
Davis H. Waite
Colorado
Haakon VII
Norway
China
Henry Vignaud Birthday Note and Career Brief
Henry Vignaud born November 27 1830 in New Orleans. He recently resigned as secretary of the American Embassy at Paris after teaching school for several years.
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Henry Vignaud
Paris
New Orleans
Career of a Long-Serving American Legation Secretary
The subject served about four years in newspaper work before Civil War service as a Confederate regiment captain captured in New Orleans. He then acted as secretary to the Mason and Slidell Commission in Europe and as secretary of the Confederate Diplomatic Commission in Paris in 1863. He later held posts with the Roumanian Legation in Paris, Alabama claims commission, and the United States diplomatic mission. From 1875 he was the commissioned secretary of the American Legation at Paris for 34 years without a single leave of absence.
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Mason and Slidell Commission
Europe
Confederate
Paris
Roumanian Legation
Alabama Claims Commission
United States
Vignaud
Street Corner Gossip on 1909 football season leaders for Clemson
The Thanksgiving games are over and the 1909 season closes. Fans discuss victories and near misses, look ahead to 1910 captains selections, with Hanckle named as Clemson captain designate, a third year man playing half back and end.
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Hanckle
Clemson
Selection of football captain hinges on leadership not star power
The piece argues the captain should lead the team to exploit opponents’ weaknesses, motivate players, and assist the coach, not merely be the season’s top scorer. It discusses candidate eligibility, stresses removing personal ties in favor of capability, and notes Sewanee’s Turkey Day win altering views of team strength.
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Athens
Gia
Montgomery
Sewance
Vanderbilt
Purple Tigers
South
Sewanee
Commodores
Auburn
Alabama
Louisiana State
Tech
Mississippi
Clemson
Georgia
Madania
Douxherty
Public sale and administration notices in Clarke County Georgia
Legal advertisements from Clarke County Georgia list multiple probate actions. William Hale estate stock sale authorized by Court of Ordinary, plus citations for administration on estates of R L Pittman Miss Katie Porter and others. Notices reference wards guardianship discharge and various applicants, dates in November 1909 and December term 1909. Also petition to incorporate Sanitary Plumbing Company with capital stock of 2000 dollars in 40 shares.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Citizens Bank & Trust Company
William
J Hale
Joan Whith Morton
William J. Hale
Alice J. Pittman
R. L. Pittman
Alice L. Pittman
Navy
S. B. Wingfield
Mary Estelle Porter
Katie Platt Porter
S. B. Wingfield, SR
LC Morgia
W. D. Griffeth
Ida Ellis
Streckfuss
Florence Fisher
Frank Streckfuss
Court House
City of Athens
Horace Martin
J. B. Hill
J. B
B. Wingfield
George E. Deadwyler, Jr
T. W. Deadwyler
George E. Deadwyler, Sr
George E. Deadwyler
E. Deadwyler, Jr
County of
Clarke
218Th District
G. M
Jas E. Spinks
Jan. E. Spinks
Jas. E. Spinks
Oconee
Dawson Williams
Bradford Spinks Place
W. S. Eberhart
George Eberhart
F. W. Hicks
George N. Hicks
Minnie Hicks
Clarke Superior Court
Cora Josephine Hicks
Mintie Hicks
Chas. H. Brand
Sanitary Plumbing Company charter petition Athens 1909
Petition asks charter rights to increase capital stock up to 25000 dollars by majority vote, states high paid stock portion, and outlines general plumbing heating lighting and supply business. Seeks corporate powers, principal office in Athens, with usual corporate immunities and obligations. attorneys Cobb & Erwin.
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