Athens Chamber of Commerce Holds Hotel Feasibility Meeting
The regular monthly Athens Chamber of Commerce meeting will convene at city hall this afternoon at 4:30. Discussion will cover a proposed Athens hotel and site feasibility, with reports from key committees and other agenda items. Members are urged to attend to drive the initiative and support the project. Hood's Sarsaparilla recommended in ad copy.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Athens Elks Meet Tonight At Moas Building
Athens lodge No. 790 Elks will gather on Clayton street tonight at 8 o clock for important business degree work and a social session. All members urged to attend. The article also includes an antique ad tale about Grape-Nuts and Postum, highlighting benefits from proper food.
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Athens Lodge No. 790
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks’ Home
Moas
Clayton Street
U. S
Railway Mail Service
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Georgia Scraps Mercer Game Fresh Victories Planned
Georgia football cancels the Mercer University game after no response from Macon. Instead they schedule a game with South Carolina State College on Saturday at 8:30 PM on the University campus, promising a strong showing.
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Miller
Mercer
South Carolina State College
Gam
South Carolina
South
Georgia Boys
Clemson
Roof of City Hall Progresses Ahead in the South
Workmen push to finish the new city hall with rapid roof construction and tower framing. City Engineer Barneet praises progress and expects exterior work completed before winter. The rising structure promises to be one of the Souths handsomest city halls.
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City Hall
Barneet
Miss Sosnowski to Take Private Pupils in Arts
Miss Callie Sosnowski, returned from Europe, will take a few private pupils in painting, French, and general literature and history. Interested persons should contact Miss Sosnowski at Dr. Peacock’s residence on Prince Avenue by telephone or otherwise.
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Callie Sosnowski
Europe
Mr. Smith Fined In Mayor's Court
In the mayor's court Mayor Rhodes fined W H Smith two dollars and a half for engaging in a fight with a man named Hawks on Monday afternoon. Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri endorses Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for a year's ugly sore, selling at W J Smith & Bros or H R Palmer & Son drugstores.
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Rhodes
W.H. Smith
Hawks
Otto Dodd
Ponder
W.J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Son
When Her Soul Speaks at the Opera House
Miss Eva Mountford stars in When Her Soul Speaks at the opera house with Elmer Grandin’s play on a weak woman who becomes strong. The Charlotte Observer praises Mountford’s earnest performance and the intricate, suspenseful role that drives the dramatic tension.
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Eva Mountford
Opera House
Charlotte Observer
Academy
Misa Eva Mountford
Elmer Grandin
Miss Mountford
Phe
the Sethe
Great stock of jackets and suits on display
A broad advertisement lists fall and winter goods from coats and dress fabrics to skirts suits and underwear. It highlights bargains on 1000 yards of dress goods 2 to 4 per yard, specials on flannelette and boys pants, and a focus on complete stock and low prices. Also includes a medical cure ad for kidney and bladder relief and notices about Athens hotel management and stock offers.
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Smyrna Rage
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Athens
Mr Philo pot may leave Athens for Nashville hotel post
Mr S T Philpot proprietor of the Commercial hotel in Athens may leave soon to take charge of Tulane hotel in Nashville Tennessee. He has received telegrams from Nashville and may accept the offers. He is attached to Athens and built up the Commercial since taking charge. He is a natural hotel man with proven success.
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Athens
Philpot
Athene
S.T. Philbot
Commercial Hoy
Tulane
Nashville
Tenn
Philphot Ia
Winnie Davis Hall to be Turned Over to State Normal School
City officials report the Winnie Davis Memorial Hall bonds signed and half delivered with the rest to be disposed of at par. A committee from the Georgia Division of the Daughters of the Confederacy will turn the building over to the State Normal School in Athens after the Atlanta session ends on the 29th inst. A formal program with an orator is planned at Winnie Davis Hall and a luncheon will honor visiting delegates. The Laura Rutherford Chapel will host the visiting committee and escorts.
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Georgia Division
Daughters of the Confederacy
Atlanta
Athens
State Normal School
Winnie Davis
Daughters of Confederacy
Laura Rutherford
Winnie Davis Hall
M. A. Lipscomb
Misa Rosa Woodberry
T. W. Reed
J. 2. Hoke
Winnie Davia Hall
Mra. Billups Phinizy
J. N. Webb
E. B. Mell
R. W. Lamkin
E. O. Branson
M. R. Welch
Shakespearean revivals rise as stagecraft advances at the opera house
Elizabeth Kennedy stars as Rosalind in As You Like It with a lavish new scenic setup and a strong company including John Webster as Orlando and Fanchon Campbell as Olga. The cast features Nora Donley and Charles B Kelly with a notable supporting lineup. Kennedy’s engagement begins Friday at the opera house. An Arkansas reader reports lasting jaundice relief after 12 years with Electric Bitters, recommended by local merchants.
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Forrest
Booth and McCullough
Forest of Arden
Forest
Bard of Avon
Elizabeth Kennedy
Madame Trentoni
Clyde Fitch
Captain Jinks
Horse Marines
Rosalind
Euipment
John Webster
Orlando
Mr. Webster
Stuart Robson
Miss Fanchon Campbell
Osla
Mark Pries
Mark Ellsworth
John L. Saphore
Cyril Young
May Anderson
Miss Kennedy
Opera House
Fine Of Fifty On A Blind Tiger
Yesterday morning Abe Lowe was arraigned before Mayor Rhodes on the charge of selling liquor illegally. The evidence was against Abe and he was found guilty. The mayor placed a fine of fifty dollars upon him. Officers pulled the blind tiger 28 Abe's home on Rock Spring Street in the southwestern part of the city.
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Abe Lowe
Rhodes
Abe
Rock Spring Street
Case in Mayor's Court over street trade solicitation
A Broad street merchant Sid ney Boley faced trial in Mayor Rhodes court under an ordinance banning soliciting trade outside the business locale. After witnesses testified the case was dismissed. A second defendant, Mr. Cent, employed by Mr. Hoff, was fined two dollars and a half for violation.
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Sidney Boley
Broad Street
Mayor's Court
Rhodes
Boley
Cent
Hoff
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the Regular Meeting Chamber OF Commerce
Cess
Hood
Wellville
Mercer Univ
University of Georgia
Mercer University
Georgia
Macon
Sosnowski
MR. Smith
the Observer
North Carolina
Davison & Lowe’s
S. LeQuinn
Cavendish
Drs. King
W.j.saith & Bro
H R. Palmer & Son
E Detchon
H. R. Palmer& Sons
T, Philput
Tephilpot
Tulane Hotel
Turner
A. H O'Farrell
W. J. Peeples
S. H. Williams
A. L. Mitchell
E. 8. Lyndon
A. L Hall
Mira
J. Y. Carthers
Celestia Parrish
Rosa Woodberry
Charleston
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. H. O'Farrell
FE. Branson
Jno. S. Cox
Wake, Ark
W. J. Smith & Bro
H.R. Palmer & Son
Chamberlain
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