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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1905
Page
3
A flood of fabric goods and sewing notions offered at low prices. Taffetas, silks, Flannelettes, Ginghams, Madras, Pique, and Draperies fill the aisles with yard wide offerings from $1.00 to $1.50. Includes Misses cloaks, quilts, linens, rugs, and lace curtains with many items sold at cost or below market.
A retail listing highlights assorted fabrics and goods with prices and worths. Items include Canton Flannel, Bleaching, Flannelettes, Outing, Apron Ginghams, Silk Rib Bons, Silk Umbrellas, and wide range of stockings, handkerchiefs, and gloves. Includes yardage, remnants, and discount comparisons for early 20th century shoppers.
Joseph M Brown defends Georgia railroad commission against Hoke Smith in a public letter. He cites court actions, circulars 301 and 302, and rate adjustments in southeastern Georgia, arguing Smith misrepresents credits and overstates presidential influence. Brown asserts cooperation with railroad officials and judges to pursue fair rates.
Authorities warn merchants not to grab or pull people into their businesses. The notice states future offenses will be vigorously dealt with under the law and is signed by JOAN A. McKIE, Chief of Police.
Two silver cups offered as premiums for best colt sired by Meadow King, one for 1904 and another for 1905. Colts judged on October 5 with J N Williamson noted. Also a labor riot injury report and arnica salve testimonial included.
010 Acre Farm in Clarke County with good land improvements and fine hay bottoms. One acre lot with a five room house, stables, and garden. Boulevard location, cheap. Come to us for details.
City time schedules list Seaboard Air Line southbound No 41 at 6 08 am No 32 at 12 26 pm No 53 at 5 55 pm northbound No 52 at 10 35 am No 32 at 8 58 pm No 38 at 11 23 pm Southern Railway No 240 leaves 12 45 pm No 239 arrives 1 27 pm No 218 leaves 6 20 pm No 211 arrives 10 15 pm Georgia Railroad No 50 leaves 8 45 am No 51 arrives No 52 leaves No 16 leaves 4 30 pm No 17 arrives 1 00 pm
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