Bargain Day Real Estate Listings on Milledge and Prince
Friday listings in Athens advertise multiple houses and lots for sale including a 10 room house on Milledge and a 6 room on Hill Street with prices from 1,400 to 7,000 dollars. Other offerings include a large lot near Prince Avenue, a tree shaded lot near Tree That Owns Itself, and a 95 by 225 foot elevated lot on Milledge with Easy terms and access.
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Milledge
Prince Ave
Hill Street
Springdale St
Barber St
Lumpgin St
Jackson Street
Normal School
Prince
Friday Street
Tree
Athens
Reece
Miss Cotton Weds Mr Wheat in Marshalltown
At Marshalltown Iowa on October 12 Miss Alta Cotton daughter of a county farmer wed Mr George Wheat of the city. The ceremony comes amid high prices for staples and anticipation of prosperity for the couple and family.
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Marshalltown
Alta Cotton
George Wheal
Federal Government Erects Shaft To Memory of Confederate Dean
Philadelphia observers report the unveiling of a monument by the Federal government at Pittville National Cemetery Germantown to honor 220 Confederate soldiers buried there. The ceremony featured Union and Confederate veterans commemorating the dead.
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Pittville National Cemetery
Germantown
Girl Students on Geological Trip in Atlanta Visit
Nine members of the Bes sie Tift college geology class in Forsyth Ga returned from a day in Atlanta visiting the state capitol museum exhibits. State Geologist McCallie explained the displays while Miss Jenkins led the trip as part of the college policy to provide practical demonstrations over lectures. Billiousness ad notes Cham berlain's Tablets as a stomach remedy sold by dealers.
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Forsyth
Bessie Tift College
Atlanta
State Capitol Museum
McCallie
State College Exhibit Attracts Attention At State Fair
The State College of Agriculture exhibit at the state fair draws strong interest. It covers dairy processes from fresh milk in Greensboro to butter production, shows grazing and breeding economics, and features veterinary anatomy plus forestry and horticulture displays. The boys corn club notes 96 counties, 6000 members, and 500 premium contestants.
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Greensboro
Georgia
Veterinary Department
Forest School
Boys’ Corn Club
Walton County Sheriff Captures Multilingual Indian Fugitive
Monroe Georgia October 12 1920 Sheriff W B Stark captured Lewis Carson alias Jim Injun of the Choctaw tribe in Athens. He faced larceny charges after stealing jewelry in Monroe then fled toward Gainesville Midland rail line. Carson claims eleven languages and travels from New South Wales to Europe as a self described medicine man. He awaits trial in Judge Stones court on November 13.
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Walton County
Athens
Monroe
Lewis Carson
Jim Injun
W. B. Stark
Carson
Gainesville
Winder
Imbogen
New South Wales
Australia
Europe
Mr. Stark
North
Judge Stone
Coffee Grown Successfully In Walton County Georgia
Monroe Ga Oct 12 Last year Mrs J W Davidson of Mountain district received six grains of an Italian coffee plant from a relative Mr Frank Mehaffy They planted them and produced a peck of coffee this year The Davidsons expect a larger harvest next year and invite nearby farmers to try the experiment promising to supply grains to interested parties The coffee is praised for its taste and potential to reduce local costs compared with Rio brands
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Monroe
J. W. Davidson
Mountain District
Italy
Frank Mehaffy
Walton County
Georgia
Davidson
Health remedies promote cough relief and gentle health aids
The notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds suitable for all ages and sold by local dealers. It also promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as strike breakers for liver kidneys and bowels with a recommendation to try them and a nearby health soap.
Alabama Ready for Georgia Clash Says Coach Graves
University of Alabama preview notes Alabama's football squad practicing nightly for the upcoming Georgia game in Birmingham. Captain Bumgardner leads the trip with a long roster including Countess, Moody, and Van de Graef in kicking roles as Alabama aims for a victory.
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Chester Tubb
University
Ala
Alabama
Georgia
Graves
Birmingham
Bumgardner
Barnett
McCarge
P't. A
S. Gibbons
Heard
Hicks
Newspapers for Little Joe in Georgia
The Cordele Rambler notes that Georgia newspapers show Joe Brown leading in endorsements over Judge Russell and Pope Brown. Across exchanges from South Georgia, Joe Brown leads 12 of 25 papers, with Pope Brown at 3 and non-committal on the rest. The Macon Telegraph counts 26 for Joe Brown, 9 for Pope Brown, 17 non-committal. The Rambler predicts a strong lineup after cotton picking ends in thirty days.
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Cordele Rambler
Joe Brown
Judge Russell
Pope Brown
Macon Telegraph
Georgia
South Georgia
Rambler
Electric Bitters praised by Pittsfield woman
Mrs W W Could of Pittsfield New Hampshire credits Electric Bitters with curing long standing stomach and kidney problems. She recommends the tonic to women and says medicines failed before this remedy. Available at W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons for 60 cents.
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Rexall
H. R. Palmer & Sons Smug Co
W. W. Could
Pittsfield
N. H
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
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D. G. Anderson
Clayton St
Athens Trust & Banking Co
Athens Trust & Banking
J. W. Griffin
S. Bernstein
R. H. McCrary
Philadelphia
State College
Macon
State College of Agriculture
Walton
Ioan
Marx
Little Joe
Cord
Lyndon
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