Immense Real Estate Increase in Athens and 105 New Homes
Athens real estate values rose by over 200 000 dollars in the past year with seventy thousand dollars worth of property removed from tax books due to University of Georgia campus expansion and railroad terminal purchases. The four wards report combined increases of 203 185 dollars and 105 new houses. the report urges street renumbering and tighter permit enforcement to aid assessment and city records.
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Fourth Ward
University of Georgia
Comptroller General
Athens
Funeral of Mr B H Patterson
The funeral of Mr R H Patterson was held yesterday afternoon at Boggs Chapel with Rev W G Crawley delivering the service. A large gathering of friends attended and the remains were interred in the local cemetery.
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R. H. Patterson
Boggs Chapel
W. G. Crawley
Oconee Street Methodist Church
Friends
Patterson
Mrs. Alexander Praises Dr King’s New Life Pills Verdict
A Cary Maine postmistress named Mrs Alexander commends Dr King’s New Life Pills as the best remedy she has used to keep the stomach liver and bowels in order. The ad promises a guarantee by W J Smith & Bro H R Palmer & Sons druggists.
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Alexander
Cary, Me
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. RB. Palmer & Sons
Drogglate
Professors of Secondary Education Set for Southern States
The General Education Board will appoint professors of secondary education in southern states after successful work by Prof. Joseph S. Stewart of the University of Georgia. His efforts accrediting high schools and linking common schools to high schools spurred new professorships at Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama, with more states to follow. Stewart travels to Toccoa to discuss Stephens County schools and local tax support. Mr. Carnegie predicts boundless southern prosperity, echoing his earlier estimates of personal success.
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General Education Board
South
Joseph 8. Stewart
University of Georgia
University of Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Stewart
Toccoa
Stephens
Carnegie
Veterans honor H. C. Tuck with gold headed cane and pensions plea
At Cobb Delaney Camp United Confederate Veterans meeting Hon H C Tuck received a gold headed cane for suggesting state loans to pay veterans in Clarhen and Newton counties. He urged lawmakers to raise pension amounts as veteran numbers decline. Officers were elected led by Commander J J McMahan and delegates J A Hunnicutt and A S Erwin to a New Orleans reunion.
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Cobb-Delaney Camp
United Confederate Veterans
H. C. Tuck
Clarhen
Newton
E. C. Kinnebrew
Col. Tuck
J. J. C. McMahan
T. H. Dozier
J. F. Payne
M.D.L. Pitman
W. G. Camthers
F. T. Ber
W. B. Conway
J. W. Woods
J. P. Fears
J. T. Hill
James Wright
J. W. Bradbery
W. F. Black
I. V. Bradberry
T. R. Tuck
J. A. Hunnicutt
A. 8. Erwin
New Orleans
Cloverhurst Club Expands Golf Play and New Course
The Cloverhurst Country Club expands play with a new course to reduce crosses and add multiple starting spots. February brought sharp records by Charles I Mell, John D Mell, and C B Griffith. A handicap foursome begins April 12 with pairs drawn by handicapper, followed by a singles tournament. Club seeks a pro for instruction and contemplates Southern Championship entry while aiming for a lively year. Japan experiments with government ownership of railroads and spending on roads not yet owned.
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Charles I. Mell
John D. Mell
C. B. Griffith
A. H. Monson
Darien
New Orleans
Cloverhurst
State Democratic Executive Committee Meeting Called
Dawson Ga April 7 1906 the state democratic executive committee will meet in Atlanta on April 30 at eleven oclock a m at the Kimball House to name the date and set rules for the state democratic primary for state officers judges solicitor generals and United States senators and other proper matters chairman M J Yeomans secretary J W Goldsmith urge all members to attend the meeting
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Democratic Executive Committee
Atlanta
Yeomans
Dawson
Kimball House
United States
M. J. Yeomans
J. W. Goldsmith
Col Hodgson Ordered to Atlanta as Chief Quartermaster
Lieut Frederick G Hodgson has been ordered to Atlanta to serve as chief quartermaster of the Department of the Gulf. A native of Athens he has many relatives here and is well known among friends. He entered West Point in 1877 and has served in the Sixth Cavalry and the quartermaster department since 1894. Recently promoted from major to lieutenant colonel.
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Frederick G. Hodgson
Atlanta
Department of the Gulf
Col. Hodgson
Athens
Georgia
Military Academy
West Point
Sixth Cavalry
Free valuable medical books from Dr. Hathaway Atlanta
Dr J Newton Hathaway renowned as the South's expert specialist offers multiple free medical books on urinary tract diseases nervous exhaustion and more. Write now for titles such as Nervous Exhaustion and Women’s Diseases, provide health questions, receive confidential advice, and request free copies from 60 Inman Building Atlanta Ga.
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J. Newton Hathaway
South
Atlanta
Rheumatic Pains Relieved by Pain Balm
The quick relief from rheumatic pains afforded by Chamberlain's Pain Balm has surprised and delighted thousands of sufferers. It makes rest and sleep possible. A great many have been permanently cured of rheumatism by the use of this ointment. For sale by H. R. Palmer and Sons, W. J. Smith and Brother. On Fine Printing the Ganner Lente.
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Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
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