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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1911
Page
6
You can stroll through the store and pick goods without a salesman. The ad touts the biggest, newest, most varied and fairly priced stock. It also offers a guarantee that ensures absolute and fast satisfaction or your money back.
Gainesville reader receives a letter from train robber Old Bill Miner now serving time in Milledgeville. Miner praises the woman's kindness, signs as George W. Minor from Milledgeville Route 5 Box 64, dated September 20 1911, and asks to hear from her again.
Dr Detchons Relief for Rheumatism is advertised as rapidly easing severe cases. The advertisement claims the first dose offers relief, with prices 75 cents and 1.00. Sold by City Pharmacy at Clayton and Jackson Streets. A separate report notes a New York Cotton Exchange conference on September 26 aiming to settle long-standing differences between Southern cotton dealers and New England buyers on weights, tare, and claims.
Eddie Murphy squares off with Ray Bronson in a ten round bout at Indianapolis venue. Promoter CHEE Hee presents the card with local boxing fans eager for action and a decisive result tonight.
Neighbor of Mrs. W. P. Spaugh of Manville Wyoming claims she was cured of kidney trouble by Dr. King's New Life Pills. The ad touts relief for stomach, liver and kidney issues and lists W. J. Smith & Bro and H R. Palmer & Sons as sellers for 25 cents.
Governor Hoke Smith proclaims November 30, 1911 as Georgia Advertising Day urging citizens to invite outsiders to Georgia. The proclamation asks individuals, civic groups, businesses, and press to publish Georgia’s advantages and invite investment and settlement across the state.
In Indianapolis the supreme lodge opened its eighteenth annual session with delegates from many states. No major law changes expected though minor constitutional amendments are planned. The order, 34 years old, has disbursed about 30 000 in benefits and now has over 76 000 members. The first biennial encampment of the uniform rank accompanies the meeting.
Oklahoma City opens the state fair with a large crowd and near full occupancy across fifty eight buildings. Livestock numbers and quality exceed past years while agricultural, mechanics and domestic arts halls showcase unusually attractive displays. The fair runs through October 7. Also a public health testimonial endorses Chamberlains Colic Diarrhoea remedy.
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