County to Welcome Southern Roads Train in Clarke County
County commissioners form committees to greet the Southern Railway Road Improvement Train visit to Athens. Prof C M Strahan state university engineer joins in welcoming events with city and university committees. The train tours good roads sites and exhibits with lectures and demonstrations at various Georgia towns and hotels through Saturday.
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Shackelford
High Good Roads
Athens
Toto
Holman
C M. Strahan
The
State University
Rowe
J .W. Barnett
W. F. Dorsey
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Trade Organization
University
State College of Agriculure
Barrow
Southern
Georgia
Hartwell
W. J. Hurlbut
Land and Industrial Department
Southern Railway
Aad
H. C. Wells
M. E. Worrell
E. D. Baker
American Association For Highway Improvement
Clarkesville
Clayton
Tallullah Falls
Commerce
McDonough and
Griffin
Columbus
Woodbury
Journal party in Athens on way to Savannah
The Atlanta Journal sent three cars White Gas Pierce Arrow and Columbia to Savannah via Athens arriving mid morning. Led by Inman Gray son of Editor J R Gray the group praised Athens for entering more cars in the Glidden tour than many larger towns and noted Tanner as the first Georgia paper to participate.
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Atlanta Journal
Athens
Savannah
Georgian Hotel
Pierce Arrow
Columbia
Inman Gray
J. R. Gray
The
Journal
Dearing Dies in Augusta at Seventy Nine
Mr Llewellyn S Dearing aged fifty nine died suddenly from heart failure at his Augusta home yesterday morning He was born in Athens and educated at the University of Georgia Survived by relatives including sister Mrs A R Nicholson Funeral at Emmanuel Church today at eleven with pallbearers H H Linton Edward Bancroft Dr J C Bloomfield A P Dearing M G Nicholson and Cc B Griffith Honorary Odd Fellows escort accompanied the casket from the Georgia train to the church
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Augusta
Llewellyn S. Dearing
Dearing
Athens
A. R. Nicholson
University of Georgia
Florida
Emmanuel Church
Oconee
Messrs
H. H. Linton
Edward Bancroft
J. C. Bloomfield
A. P. Dearing
M. G. Nicholson
Cc. B. Griffith
Odd Fellows Lodges
Georgia
Majestic Presents Noted Baritone Atwood Tonight
Majestic announces a top baritone, Mr. Atwood, will perform this week. He will sing a new song and two high quality reels shown. The Lynn Orchestra will be on the bench tonight, promising an excellent program for patrons.
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The
Majestic
Atwood
Lynn Orchestra
Barbecue Today Served By Christian Church Ladies
Barbecue today at the Tuck building served by the ladies of the Christian church from 1 to 3 PM rain or shine. Proceeds support church activities. Event emphasizes community dining and local fellowship.
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Tuck
Ladies of the Christian Church
Major Talmadge backs bonds for Clarke courthouse project
Major John E. Talmadge endorses a $200,000 bond issue to fund a new courthouse jail and site in Clarke County. He argues the plan fits a business case, preserves tax rates, and improves facilities. the Banner pledges continued campaigning ahead of December governor primary and bond election.
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John E. Talmadge
New Court House
Clarke
J. E. Talmadge, SR
The
Banner
Negro Resists Officers at County Farm Assaults Kelley with Fork
At sunrise Frank Johnson a Fulton county inmate resisted camp officers at the county farm during breakfast and attacked W D Kelley with a table fork. Kelley shot Johnson in the left breast to save his life, Johnson in serious condition.
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Frank Johnson
Fulton County
W.D. Kelley
Unknown Negro Found in Police Custody Dies at Station
Police took a negro worker from the Plantation of Mr. Scarboro after a streetcar incident. Doctors say he is possibly insane or suffering a fever with delirium. He fled from the police headquarters last night.
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Mr. Scarboro
Scott Place
Madison County
Good Dependable Service Phrase in Store Motto
A short store motto notes dependable service included with goods. It states service cannot be bought separately and is offered cheerfully along with products from Arnold & Ab ney.
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Arnold & Abney
Evaporated Fruits Advertised by Arnold and Abney
Local ad lists evaporated apples and evaporated peaches apricots offered by Arnold and Abney, contact phone 1076 for inquiries and orders.
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Arnold & Abney
Dr Thomas Raw Foods Fresh Shipment Arrives
Fresh shipment of Dr Thomas’ Raw Foods arrives via Arnold and Abney the sole agents for Athens. The line includes uncooked bread fruit crackers wheat flakes and Stomachease among other items.
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Thomas
Arnold & Abney
Athens
Turnip Salad Fresh Picked This Morning
A brief ad listing Turnip Salad freshly picked this morning from Arnold and Abney with contact by phone 1076.
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Arnold& Abney
Old man dies of natural causes at Macon avenue cabin
Yesterday afternoon by passersby on Macon avenue discovered Mumm Parrott, a well known local, dead on the floor of his cabin. Investigation found no foul play and a coroner's inquest ruled death due to natural causes after he had been seen cutting grass earlier that morning.
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Macon Avenue
Mumm Parrott
Ath ens Tribune Debuts As New Afternoon Paper
The Ath ens Tribune issued its first eight page seven column edition yesterday evening amid machine troubles and delays. The readers are assured the paper will improve as adjustments are completed and features increase. The Banner welcomes the new venture and wishes the company success.
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Athens Tribune
Thalians Meet October 12 at Phi Kappa Ball
The Thalians dramatic club of the University will hold a trial event at the Phi Kappa ball on Thursday October 12 at 7 20 pm. About ten men will be chosen. The Merchant of Venice has been selected as the basis for the test. Miss Mary D Lynden will direct and train the Thalians again this year. The lineup includes H G Howard Geo Hunter C M Maclain H D Meyer R F McCarty G T Northen Perrin Nicholson James M Lynch.
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Thalians
Phi Kappa Ball
Caimpua
Lb Rary
Mary D. Lynden
Messrs
H. G. Howard
Lexington
Geo Hunter
Savannah
C. M. Maclain
H. D. Meyer
Augusta
R. F. McCarty
Atlanta
G. T. Northen
Perrin Nicholson
Jas. M. Lynch
Florence
S. C
Christian church event whispers of afternoon gathering
A brief notice invites attendance at a Christian church between 1 and 3 o clock with rain or shine. The snippet also promotes Yours Truly coupons valid all week at Arnold and Abney's offering a free can of beans with a Sun day's Banner coupon.
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Arnold & Abney’s
State College of Agriculture heads to Macon fair exhibit
A car load of exhibits and five professors from the State College of Agriculture depart for Macon to showcase extensive displays at the Georgia farmers fair. Prof. Fain directs the exhibit while Prof. Campbell and four others stay through the fair and then head to Augusta for the Georgia Carolina exposition.
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Macon
Augusta Fair
State College of Agriculture
College of the Farmers of Georgia
Fain
L. E. Rast
Bishop
Leroy Hart
J. Phil Campbell
Soule
Campbell
Augusta
Georgia
School of Forestry
Biography at Lyric Tonight With Security Film
The Biograph Co. presents The Stuff Heroes Are Made Of at the Lyric with a girl outwitting a burglar as the centerpiece. Prof. Walter's orchestra provides live music for the tonight program.
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Biograph Co
Lyric
Walter
Sheep Man's Triumph at The Elite
Kalem Co presents A Sheep man's Triumph a beautiful love story full of excitement and interest throughout. The film promises beautiful scenery and quick action that would be hard to surpass.
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Kalem Co
Fire alarm box moved to Broad Street near bridge
Yesterday morning Chief McDor man moved the fire alarm box from the old compress building on Broad street to a point on Broad street near the bridge. The box number will be 18 and it is located in a densely settled district of the city.
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McDor
Broad Street
Senior class to elect officers at University of Georgia
The Senior class of the University of Georgia will elect officers this afternoon at 2 30 o clock in the chapel. A most interesting election is promised.
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University of Georgia
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Llewellyn
Emmanual Episcopal Church
MR. L
John E. Talmadge, SR
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