For Sale Wagons Studebaker Front $60 to $115
Local ad lists a carload of Studebaker wagons offered by Kimbrough Veazey Co in Apalachee Georgia. Wagons priced at $60, $110 and $115 with claims of best value and right prices.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1921
Page
5
Local ad lists a carload of Studebaker wagons offered by Kimbrough Veazey Co in Apalachee Georgia. Wagons priced at $60, $110 and $115 with claims of best value and right prices.
Rail schedules for Southern Railway Gainesville and Georgia lines list Athens and Lula stops with arrival and departure times. Legal notice dissolves Auto Starter Repair Co partnership. Market notes cover cotton prices from New York and New Orleans, grain and livestock, and Liberty bond quotes alongside Cities Service securities.
Dr. Morgan warned Ireland risks losing world sympathy and self development if it rejects government policy. He urged disarmament as the path to universal peace, arguing military establishments provoke war and secret diplomacy fuels conflict. He contrasted England’s church role with the U S in shaping public morality and civic life.
Dr. Morgan, a strong prohibition advocate, warns England faces less graft than local open traffic. He argues prohibition is impracticable there yet supports it to curb corruption. He links woman suffrage to cleaner politics, citing Atlanta’s election as proof of women voters' influence on schools and order councils.
Dr. Morgan's family spans three generations of clergy. His father served as a Gloucestershire minister in England. The Morgan brothers are scattered across the ministry in the United States, including Rey P. C. Morgan as evangelist and lecturer at Winona Lake and Kingsley John Morgan as pastor at Terre Haute. F. C. Moregay, a former lieutenant and holder of the military cross, is a Presbyterian minister at Albion, Indiana, with Howard Morgan, Kathigen, Ruth, and niece Eunice Morgan to reside with them.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals from Athens and surrounding towns with street and route designations, and scattered notes. The item appears to be a voter registration ledger extract noting names such as J. D. Trbible R F D Mire W. H. Dean and many others, with multiple Misses and Mesdames from Georgia towns including Bogart Baldwin and Social Circle.
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