Property listings and rent prices in Millenge area
OCR shows multiple house listings with addresses such as 1663 Millenge Groom House 238 Church Groy Douse 610 Reese St and 180 Grady Ave Lumpkin Hill. Rents range from 15.00 to 60.00 with 10 room houses and a 10 room Lumpkin Hill property listed at 37.50.
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Millenge
Groom House
Church
Groy Douse
Reese St
Lumpkin Hill
Grady Ave
Sint Room
Pulaski St
Reese
Pulaeki Rt
Troom
Parbervile
Parberville
Savings Bank Promises 4 Percent Interest in Athens
The Athens Savings Bank offers 4 percent interest on savings deposits compounded biannually on January 1 and July 1. Deposits from $1.00 accepted. Also notices for rent with private bath and barber trade training from Moler Barber College in Atlanta. Davison-Nicholson decor and flag orders for U D C convention. Calves plants for sale, phone 332-1.
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Athens
Athens Savings Bank
Poultry Association Plans Fall Show Meeting
The Southern Poultry Association calls a Monday eight o clock meeting at city hall to decide dates and arrangements for this fall's show. All interested should attend to finalize plans. The note urges support to head off a movement of brides from Athens.
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Southern Poultry Association
Poultry Association
Athens
Short Notes Insurance and Real Estate Items
Insurance and real estate notices and vendor ads list services from Lipscomb, J C Jester, Crusedale Greenhouses, Hotel Sanges, McGregor Company, E Lynaon, and Davison Nicholson Co Makers note funeral florals, typewriter repair, tires, piano tuning, pig sales, and flag decorations ahead of the U D C Convention. Includes contact numbers and addresses for each service.
Col P F Smith to Practice Law in Athens
Col P F Smith relocates from Madison County to Athens and will open a law practice in the Southern Mutual Building. A University of Georgia Law School graduate, he is known in the area and will continue his legal work in the new city.
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Athens
Col
P. F. Smith
Madison County
University of Georgia Law School
Madison
Southern Mutual
Children Free Matinee At Colonial Theater
All children under 12 admitted free today for a 4:00 p m matinee at Colonial Theater with a complete orchestra. Let the children come and be cared for during the show.
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Colonial
Grand Jury Adjourns to Meet Next Tuesday
The grand jury sat all week except one day and adjourned yesterday afternoon to reconvene Tuesday morning. More bills remained to be disposed of, though officials hoped to complete business.
Corrections Invited On Athens Early Seventies Series
The Athens Banner invites corrections or new information for the Sunday morning feature Athens in the Early Seventies. Professor Sylvanus Morris of the University of Georgia authored the series and welcomes reader input to enrich local history.
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Athens
Sylvanus Morris
University of Georgia
Banner
Morris
Boy Scouts of America Move Starts in Athens
The Banner invites Athens boys to express interest in forming a local Boy Scout movement not military in spirit but focused on citizenship, patriotism, and the Scout Law. Write a card or letter with your interest and address to the Local Council in Athens, Ga.
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Athens
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts of American
United States
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
National Council
Many Jobs for the Local Painter Men
Athens residents and business owners keep properties bright year round as painters take on numerous jobs across city residences and commercial sites. The city reports widespread demand for painting work beyond the spring season and a constant flow of assignments.
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Athens
Ten Years Each for Athens Burglary Duo
Judge Brand of Clarke superior court sentenced Earle and McElvoy to ten years in the penitentiary for burglarizing four Athens stores during the summer. Earle was found guilty and recommended for misdemeanor punishment but received ten years due to repeated high value thefts. McElvoy pled guilty and also drew ten years.
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Brand
Clarke Superior Court
Earle
McEloy
Athens
McElvoy
Stern & Company
Wingfield Brothers
Michael Brothers
Athens Hardware Company
Wheeler County Proposed in 1913 Constitutional Amendment
The Georgia General Assembly considers creating Wheeler County from Montgomery County with Alamo as county seat. The amendment outlines boundaries along the Oconee and Ocmulgee rivers, assigns districts, and sets election and court terms for the new county.
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General Assembly
Georgia
Montgomery
Oconee
Laurens County
Ocmulgee
Little Ocmulgee
Dodge County
Oconee River
New County
Wheeler
Fifteenth Senatorial District
Oconee Judicial Circuit
Alamo
Hell
Superior Court
Aj County
Hs County
Esid
Wheeler County Creation Becomes Statutory County
The passage notes that Wheeler County shall be created under the proposed constitutional amendment and, upon creation, becomes a statutory county. It will be governed by the same laws applicable to other counties in the state.
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Wheeler
Barnett Opens Office and Garage for Studebaker Units
E. Guy Barnett, Studebaker representative for E. M. F. and Flanders, opens offices and a garage at 447 Clayton Street. He invites owners to inspect machines and join a group traveling to Macon for Studebaker Day at the state fair with free admission and barbecue.
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E. Guy Barnett
Studebaker Automobiles
Flanders
Clayton Street
Barnett
Studebaker
Macon
Ag College Streets Under Renovation Improve Campus Approach
Work progresses on the street from Lumpkin street car station to the main building of the State College of Agriculture. Grano lithic sidewalks are being laid and the completed street will be pleasant to walk on and look at.
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Lumpkin
Cedar Street
State College of Agriculture
History Repeats Himself Back in Atlanta Jail
Zach Taylor known as History, a former University of Georgia janitor famed for recalling history, is back in custody in Atlanta. He faced Recorder Pro Tem and was bound over to state courts in $300 bond on burglary charges for stealing piping.
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Athens
Zach Taylor
Zach
Atlanta
Recorder’s Court
Seat of Learning
Theodore
Columbus
Washington
University of Georgia
Roosevelt
United States
Broyles
Funeral Floral Designs by Crucedale Green House
Fine carnations and chrysanthemums offered for funeral arrangements on short notice by Crudedale Green House. Phone 1167.
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Crucedale Greenhouses
Crucedale Greenhouse
Georgia students trek seventy five miles to Vanderbilt game
Messrs Edgar Dunlap and W C Bunn students at the University of Georgia walk to Atlanta a distance of seventy five miles to view the Vanderbilt Georgia game. They left the night before last and expect to reach Atlanta by noon today. Dunlap is a Gainesville native and senior, son of Col Sam C Dunlap. Bunn is a Cedartown sophomore. Neither passes through his hometown on the route.
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Messrs
Edgar Dunlap
W. C. Bunn
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Mr. Dunlap
Col
Sam C. Dunlap
Gainesville
Mr. Bunn
Cedartown
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Montevallo Coal
Hort
REA Estates Win &. Combans
W.” Renner
Moler Barber College
Davison-Nichol Cn
Insurance & Real Estate
Lipscomb
J. C. Jester
Sparks Vulcanizing Co
The
McGregor Company
E. & Lynaon
E. Walter
Thomas St
Apply
H. H. Hinton
Davison-Nicholson Co
P. J. Smith
Curt Glass
China
A. Scudder
Little Joe
Little Joe” Wheeler
Wheeler County
H. T. Ruggins & Son
Broad St
the McGregor
Guy Barnett
AG. College
Clayton ST
H. P. Hinton
the Real
Office
County Court House
MO. T. Gholston
Tuck
University Drive
Milledge
D. G. Anderson
Harry Hull
Bloomfield Street
Boulevard
Harris Street
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