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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1915
Page
8
A collage of rental notices sales and job ads from Athens sections. Entries include For Rent notices at various addresses 1055 Prince Ave 229 Broad St and Milledge Terrace plus Lost items a Shetland filly sale and a Kappa Alpha pin reward. Also advertisements for insurance savings a traveling salesman post and factory positions with contact details and phone numbers.
Four and one half miles out on a splendid road this farm has a fine front on Mitchell Bridge road and is a bargain at 40.00 an acre. The land lies well.
Capital stock paid in amounting to 51 113 82 dollars with 420 859 81 cents on record in Clarke County Georgia. financial entry details indicate state level corporate capital figures.
An extensive display of millinery, dresses, and coat suits at Jay H. Epting Co on Broad Street invites ladies to visit. Fall hats in popular colors and shapes, new trimmings, and fashionable dresses and sport coats are attractively priced and ready for inspection.
Banner special: Georgia Court of Appeals limits impeachment of star witnesses in criminal cases Carter v State holds prior inconsistent statements by a witness cannot be used to impeach unless made to the party or his attorney. ruling follows Luke v Cannon and tightens safeguards against surprise testimony.
A Georgia anecdote from Savannah recounts a northern visitor seeing ball and chain prisoners and a Darkey quip about thieves. The item ties to the Masons Annuity official magazine noting its long work aiding widows and orphans with $656,552.33 paid and $857,813.14 in assets as of June.
Cedth Cunningham announced a shift of practice to 5 PM at Sanford Field to beat the heat. Hard scrimmage yesterday showed progress as the team tightens form. The Dahlonega game remains set for Friday afternoon at 4 30 Eastern time.
The Georgian Hotel added a brand new auto bus to replace the old two horse cab between the railroad stations and the hotel. The vehicle, introduced by Mr. W R Booth who runs the Georgian transfer and baggage line, rides well and presents a sharp appearance.
At Ithaca N Y Cornell defeats Gettysburg by 13 to 0 in a college football game. Tax receipts delay causes local taxpayers to press for early 1915 state and county tax payments. Tax Collector Mallory expedites several individual payments for those residents who arrived first.
Captain John J. Knapp commandant of the Philadelphia navy yard collapsed at his desk and died of apoplexy as he prepared to begin a ten mile physical test walk in Philadelphia. Police report multiple harness thefts in uptown areas with several crews active in the investigation.
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