For 14 room houses and rentals listed in city
The notice lists multiple houses with room counts and monthly or yearly rents including 1668 Milledge 35.00, 238 Church 26.00, 619 Reese 60.00, 180 Grady 40.00, 669 Pulaski 17.50, 673 Pulaski 17.50, 679 Pulaski 17.50, Barberville 200.00 per year and 10.00 per month, plus additional stores and other properties for rent in a good city area.
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Milledge
Church
Rom
Reese St
Lumpkin Hill
Grady Ave
Aewt
Pulaski St
Barberville
Urgent Democratic Campaign Fund Drive Urges Quick Gifts
H J Rowe of the Banner reports two more dollars for the Wilson Marshall fund and notes a national committee demand to send all further contributions to the national treasurer by tomorrow Saturday October nineteenth. Georgia donors are urged to act immediately to ensure timely remittance ahead of November elections.
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Wilsop and Marshall
The
Banner
Georgia State Finance Committee
Wilson and Marshall
National Committee
Georgia
United Work
Jackson County Sets 7 1 2 Mills Tax Levy for Year
Jefferson Ga October 17 Jackson county fixes its annual tax levy at seven and one half mills plus the state levy totaling one dollar twenty five cents per hundred. The county raises about nineteen thousand dollars for roads two thousand six hundred fifty five for legal demands ten thousand eight hundred for the superior court fund two thousand seven hundred nine for bridges and smaller sums for other purposes. Twenty districts levy local school taxes ranging from twenty six to fifty cents on the hundred with most at zero cents.
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Jefferson, Ga
Jackson County
Superior Court
Democrats Seek Senate Control With Eleven Chance States
Democrats claim a fighting shot at overturning Republican control of the United States Senate. With 51 Republicans, 43 Democrats, and two vacancies, Democrats need six more seats. Six key states cited for possible gains are Colorado, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Nebraska, Idaho, Delaware. Republicans acknowledge several uncertainties, including Oregon and Illinois vacancies and Bourne’s independent bid in Oregon.
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United States
Senate
Colorado
Illinois
Maine
Obadiah Gardner
Fry
Sanders
Tennessee
Idaho
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Kansas
Montana
Delaware
Oregon
Wyoming
New Hampshire
Guggenheim
Hughes
Cullom
Lorimer
Government fines for large hats in theaters in Greece
The Greek government bans oversized hats in theaters across Athens. A woman faces a 40 dollar fine for wearing such headgear per a decree by police chief Emmanuel Zimbrakakis. The rule aims to protect sightlines for patrons and performers in the theater.
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Athens
Emmanuel Zimbrakakis
Woman's Missionary Society Plans Discussed at First Baptist
The general monthly meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society at First Baptist church met yesterday at four. Messengers from Sarepta territory association reported on the recent missionary union meeting and the year’s work plans were reviewed and discussed.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Missionary Union of
Sarepta Territory
Mr C D Campbell in Columbus on business
Mr C D Campbell one of five Athens real estate dealers is in Columbus Georgia for the week on business and will probably return by the first of next week.
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C. D. Campbell
Athens
Columbus
Greenland Crossing by Dr. Quervain Expedition
The Copenhagen Riget publishes a detailed account of Dr. Alfred de Quervain’s Greenland crossing with six Swiss savants and twenty nine dogs. They reach the interior plateau by June twenty and endure blizzards and crevasses. The inland ice proves irregular, dogs outpace ponies, and Angmagssalik near the end raises concern.
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Copenhagen
Riget
Alfred de Quervain
Greenland
Dr. Quervain
Blond Eskimos and the Whalers Tales
Captain Francis Tuttle of the U S revenue service recalls whalers for thirty years telling of a blond Eskimo tribe described by Professor Stefansson. Whalers were mocked as prevaricators when recounting Eskimos with red hair and white skin. Captain Tuttle recalls meeting Bear and Bert Williams in Bankland in the early 1890s.
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Francis Tuttle
United States Revenue Service
Stefansson
Tuttte
Bert Williams
Irondale
Williams
Tuttle
Bank
Williams Returns With Mysterious Coal Pile Tale
The narrative says he gathered enough coal to power his vessel that winter. Natives signaled to Williams that vast coal mountains had burned for generations, possibly for 200 years, and Tut tle suspects Williams was the man named by Stefanssen.
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Williams
Tuttle
Stefanssen
Chicago plans a thousand room hotel in grand style
Chicago announces a new hotel project on the Stratford site at South Michigan avenue and East Jackson boulevard. The building will rise to about 162 by 172 feet, feature pink granite on the first two stories and terra cotta above, and be styled in French architecture. Estimated cost ranges from 7 to 8 million dollars, aiming to be the greatest hotel in the United States.
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San Francisco
America
McKim, Mead & White
Chicago
United States
Stratford
Michigan Avenue
East Jackson Boulevard
The Athens Savings Bank Announces 4 Percent Savings
The Athens Savings Bank offers 4 percent interest on deposits compounded semiannually starting January 1 and July 1. Deposits from $1.00 are welcome, encouraging the habit of saving. Eggs Hens and Fries. Massey Gro Wanted-Position by lady willing to work. For Rent-3 connecting rooms private bath. It $100.00 Safe for sale only $50.00 Box 483. The McGregor Company. Tu-Wa-ThEri.
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Savings Bank
Athens
Athens Savings Bank
The
McGregor Company
Tu-Wa-ThEri
Haselton Dress Suit Found In Cellar After Move
Mr D P Haselton finished moving into a new Cloverhurst avenue bungalow. The dress suit missing on the eve of a wedding was found packed in a trunk moved to the cellar during the shifting of household effects.
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D. P. Haselton
Cloverhurst Avenue
No Mayor's Court Session Reported Yesterday Morning
For the first time in many days there was no mayor's court session yesterday morning. the docket had been disposed of with no new cases added in the previous twenty four hours.
Judge Young Visits Macon During State Fair
Judge Charles T. Young from Athens spends days in Macon to visit relatives and children and to attend the Georgia State Fair in the Central City.
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Charles T. Young
Athens
Macon
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Nebraska
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China
C. A. Scudder
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Peary
Nordenskjold
Sermilik Fjord
Switzerland
Mount Forel
Angmagsalik
Ang‘ Magsalik
Querrain
Koch
Eskimos
H. T. Huggins & Son
Broad St
the McGregor Company
Campbell & Barrow
Clayton
H. P. Hintson
the Real
Office
County Court House
JNO. F. Gholston
Rwin & Company
E. Walter
Thomas St
Care
Massey Grocery Co
Davison-Nicholson Co
Tuck Building
Judge Young
Insurance & Real Estate
Lipscomb
J. Co. Jester
Sanges
Kershaw
T.bragedon
Professor Pound
J. M. Pound
Normal School
First Methodist Sunday School
D. G. Anderson
Southern Mutual
Harry Hall Real Estate and
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