City Council Hears Street Improvements and Governance Talks
A lengthy council meeting reviews Elberton Street crossing near Mr Bailey’s home and Lumpkin Street drainage, considers Baxter Street sidewalk paving, and awaits a commission form of government vote. Bond and fire department changes are noted along with street trimming and sidewalk ordinances. The finance committee presents the 1911-1912 auditor’s findings and remarks on tax digest changes and sinking fund payments.
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Mayr and Council
Elberton Street
Col
T. F. Green
Co. F. Bailey
Bailey
Oconee Street
Baxter Street
Col. Woodward
Reid
Lumpkin
Milledge Avenue
W. J. Russell
Joe Deadwyler
Rutherford Street
Lumpkin Street
Dougherty
Dougherty Street
Council
General Council
Athens
Hutchins
Geo. Hutchins
Sinking Fund Commission
Old College
Gaynor dies at sea on Baltic voyage
News of Mayor William J. Gaynor's sudden death reached New York as he traveled home from Liverpool seeking health after a 1910 shooting. The report notes his long career as a reform figure and judge, then details the opening of the State Normal School with about four hundred students present and leaders in attendance.
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New York
William J. Gaynor
Baltic
Liverpool
Whitestown
Oneida County
Whitestown Seminary
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Argus
Bat
Supreme Court
New York City
James J. Gallagher
St Mary's Hospital
Hoboken
N. J
Europe
State College of Agriculture
College
Athens City Audit Exposes Assets and Surplus in 1913 Report
City of Athens audit cover January 1 1911 to December 31 1912 outlines examination aims, notes missing inventories, and recommends department heads file annual asset statements. Exhibit A shows a Municipal Balance Sheet with total assets 765 718 53 and total liabilities 492 254 56, leaving surplus 273 463 97.
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Athens
Georgia
Twenty seven replies to one Banner want ad
A Banner classified ad drew wide attention as yesterday morning it appeared in the paper and by afternoon the business office had received twenty seven replies. The incident prompts readers to wonder if people actually read advertisements.
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The
Banner
Northeastern Bank Sues Banks County Over 77 Warrants
Northwestern Bank of Commerce Ga through attorney W W Stark sues Banks County for 7986 05 on 77 warrants drawn by the county ordinary for 1912 current expenses. Warrants endorsed and purchased at face value. Payment demanded Nov 8 1912 and Dec 31 1912 refused. Interest paid to year end 1912.
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Homer
Northeastern Banking of Commerce
W. W. Stark
Banks County
Banks
Northeastern Bank
Said Bank
Jury Drawing In Brand Absence For Clarke Court
Judge Orr to draw list of jurors for Clarke superior court October term. Revisors met yesterday at the courthouse to update the panel since Judge Brand is away in Gwinnett. If Brand cannot return next week the county ordinari will be asked to summon jurors for one day next week.
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Brand
Orr
Clarke Superior Court
Gwinnett Court
A Different Type of Girl for Every Football Player
A series of eleven bust pictures drawn and colored by Frank Desch accompany Georgia football schedules printed on the car. Each image depicts a distinct girl type for every man on the Red and Black varsity seven, titled as a collectible souvenir.
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Frank Desch
Georgia
House of Huggins to Move Stock Next Week
The H. T. Huggins & Son company will relocate their stock to a new building adjacent to their present location. Moving begins Monday morning with delicate goods to be handled carefully. The firm offers special bargains across all lines to reduce inventory before the move.
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H. T. Huggins & Son Company
Mules Wanted for Cash Sale by Atlanta Buyer in Athens
Local ad announces J M Billington from Atlanta seeks a cardload of good sound mules for cash. He will be at J N Booth’s Sales Stable at Broad and Hull streets in Athens, Ga on Saturday Sept 13 to buy any mules offered. Also advertised are Fancy New York state celery, fresh full cream cheese and imported macaroni from Arnold & Abney.
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J. M. Billington
Atlanta
J. N. Booth
Broad and
Hull Streets
Athens
Thim
Y W C A Opens New Athletic Building in Athens
The Board invited members to the September eleventh opening reception for Athens Young Women’s Christian Association Athletic Building. The brick Flemish bond structure with gym floor, pool, gallery seating, and seven hundred to a thousand assembly capacity features extensive woodwork, heating in cement, and a planned second building for administration and boarding. The project, designed by Fred Orr, cost about twenty thousand dollars with only two thousand five hundred unpaid, and Mrs. Troutman and the late Mrs. White spearheaded the effort.
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The
Young Women’s Christian Association
Friends of the
Young Women's Christian Association
Athens
Ming Pool
Fred Orr
M. L. Troutman
H. C. White
Two Patients From Madison County Sent To Milledgeville Sanitarium
The Madison County ordinary's court found J. C. Bryant fit for treatment at the state sanitarium in Milledgeville, to be sent Saturday. An aged woman, Mrs. Bray of the State Agricultural College farm, was also found subject to treatment and will be sent Saturday. Both had prior sanitarium stays from Madison County.
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J. C. Bryant
Southern Manufacturing Company
Milledgeville
Bray
State Agricultural College
Madison
David Denies Jail Time and Confirms Acquittal
W H David of Comer Madison county visited the Banner office to demand correction of a past report. He asserts the Athens arson story is false and that the Madison county arson trial ended with a not guilty verdict after the jury was empaneled. He says he was never jailed in Athens or elsewhere.
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W. H. David
Comer
Madison County
Banner Office
Athens
Madison Court
Best Town of Its Size on Earth Says Athens Man on His Return
Dr. M. F. Mathews, returning from Europe after two months abroad, declares his home town the best city of its size in the world. He notes better streets streetcars bars cafes stores and people in other towns he saw. From Greensboro Calvin Thompson will enroll at the University of Georgia next week.
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W. P. Montgomery
Jack Thompson
Montgomery
Athens
M. F. Mathews
Europe
Old Country
Greensboro
Calvin Thompson
University of Georgia
Misses from Greensboro Attend State Normal School
Misses Marie Smith Susie Bethea and Julia Hudson travel from Greensboro to attend sessions at the State Normal School.
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Marie Smith
Susie Bethea
Julia Hudson
Greensboro
State Normal School
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M. Stern
Bond Commission
Sol J. Boley
Jake Joel
Hancock Avenue
C. H. Phinizy
Phinizy
Myer Stern
Park and Trees Committee
College Avenue
Mr. Russell
Messrs
H. H. Gordon
J. A. Pitner
B. F. Woods
Gaynor
Pound
C. C. Jarrell
First Methodist Church
E. L. Hill
First Presbyterian Church
E. J. Bondurant
W. J.morton
B. F, Woods
Bank
House OF Huggins
Arnold & Abney
New York State
Madison Co
Mr. David