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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1911
Page
8
Six room green cottage between the Boulevard and Prince avenue on Nacochee Avenue is offered for 1350 dollars. It is the first house on the left after leaving the Boulevard. Visit our office to discuss the offer if you think it is a bargain.
Real Estate Erwin and Company. Fire Insurance Erwin and Company. Why not divide my fire insurance with J C Jester M Pittman will save you money on Furniture Stoves Shoes etc For Rent nine room house Washington street F G Umbachtt Ask any physician in Athens to name the most wholesome beverage that he knows His answer will be Bludwine Try it When in need of any kind of shoe repairing Phone 1010 Will call for and deliver all work Max M Hubert No 120 Clayton St For Sale Fine pair young males Can be seen at Willbank s Stable 168 Washington St Ld w Wanted A stenographer who can assist in general officer work Apply to Kline and Martin 1t
Short ads list services goods and real estate offerings including Lipscomb Co Fire Insurance The Athens Savings Bank offers 4 percent savings deposits from $1.00. Rentals and sales on multiple properties plus broker and job ads. Bulb sale details and normal school pharmacy note appear among the notices.
The West Athens night school seeks books for a library with a goal of a hundred to three hundred volumes. Promised donations already support the effort. Send books to the school or to Miss Carlton on Waddell street. Father books of good character for children and young people up to age 22 are preferred.
Professor J S Stewart returned from Nashville where he represented Dr Soule and the State College of Agriculture at a large gathering of agricultural educators from the South. The session focused on advising federal support for extension work and educational matters affecting agricultural schools. A formal banquet in Nashville was noted as a delightful feature of the convention.
Miss Rosa A. van der Lieth of 190 Grady Avenue lists paper white narcissus large trumpet daffodils poet's narcissus folyanthus narcissus Dutch hyacinths in colors blue pink and white. The notice includes bulb varieties for sale.
Seven cases scheduled yesterday against the Georgia Railroad were continued. The Mutual Manufacturing Company versus Haselton was postponed due to the sudden illness of a family member of one attorney, Mrs. E. K. Lumpkin.
Dandruff germs attack hair roots while Parisian Sage, sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons, claims to banish dandruff stop itching and foster lustrous growth. Guaranteed money back if not satisfied, priced at 50 cents a bottle.
A daily scanned list promotes a wide range of household goods including tinware, enamelware, woodenware, silverware, aluminum ware, china and glassware, Marion Harland items, Percolator Coffee Pots, Lisk's Turkey Roasters and Fireless Cookers, foot mats, choppers, cake boxes, toilet sets, and gold band china dinnerware in open stock.
Huggins China House at 125 Broad Street Athens Georgia announces new shop featuring china and porcelain wares with display rooms and customer service offerings in downtown area.
Tonight at 8 30 the YMCA hosts a basketball meeting to launch a league and form a first class representative team. Dr Heidler the physical director will push training for shooters and condition play. Any member may try out and non members are invited to join and compete for spots on the team.
The Majestic shows The Way of a Maid by the Reliance Co and Matt and Jeff as Dog Catchers today. Mr. Belleisle is engaged for another week and praised as one of the house’s best performers. Blind to audiences seek entertainment at the Majestic.
Lubin presents What Will Be Will Be a engaging Lyric comedy today with Walter's orchestra performing from 8:30 to 10:30 enhancing the show.
The Elite shows an extraordinary film titled The Phoney Strike Breakers promising a unique subject. A girl challenges a boy and may beat him at his own game. audience are urged to decide.
An advertisement notes Foley Kidney Pills supply ingredients to build up strengthen and restore natural kidney and bladder function. Promoted for back ache headache nervousness rheumatism and urinary irregularities. For sale by all dealers.
An Atlanta produced report details a fatal collision at Gordon and Holderness streets in Athens during a heavy rain. Miss M A Edwards died, Mrs A E Dobbs was mortally injured after alighting from a street car as a skidding auto struck. The car owner Miss Hett Moody. Coroner and police investigate. an inquest to follow.
Sunday’s Glidden tour report praises the Athens cars for completing the day in perfect time with a perfect score. Despite a minor tire puncture on one Banner Maxwell Mercury, all teams maintained on time arrivals through rain and muddy roads. Reports from Gettysburg and Winchester note cars running ahead of schedule and in good condition with enthusiastic teamwork.
The Georgia state fair enters its second and final week with Governor Hoke Smith and many state officials approving. Attendance runs high daily as farmers’ day events shift to Wild West day Labor day and Automobile day with harness races cattle dipping demonstrations and an expanded midway from Richmond already on site.
Authorized sale of properties in Barberville Milledge Milledge area includes a cottage at Hancock Ave and Harris St eight acres with modern cottage, two vacant Lumpkin St lots 90 by 210 feet, five room Baxter St cottage two blocks from Milledge Ave at 1750, seven room corner DuBose Ave and Virginia Ave, plus 67 acres half mile off Barnett Shoals Road at 35 per acre. Water sewerage and rights included with easy terms.
James C. Dahlman known as Cowboy Mayor of Omaha outlines a public career spanning sheriff of Dawes County three terms, Chadron mayor two terms, eight years as Democratic national committeeman, six years as Omaha mayor, and a 1918 gubernatorial candidacy. He endorses Foley Kidney Pills saying they gave him relief and recommends them.
An advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as superior for cuts burns bruises scars and many skin ailments. It claims exceptional results for sore eyes chapped hands piles and sprains and promotes a 25 cent price at W. J. Smith & Pro and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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