Citizens invite Dr Lng Broughton to Athens for April evangelistic meetings
A city hall gathering of many citizens from all churches decided to invite Dr Long Broughco of Avianta to Athens for April evangelistic meetings. A permanent chairman and executive committee will organize two to three weeks of services at Moss Warehouse on Clayton Street, capable of seating about two thousand. Dr Broughton, tied to Atlanta and Georgia Baptist circles, is expected to accept.
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Athens
Broughton
Long Broughco
Avianta
Isaac S Hopkins
First Methodist Church
Walter T. Forbes
Srrgent
J. King
Manent
Messrs
J. D Moss
D O Barrow
W.B Hill
O. M. Snelling
A S Parker
G. H. Hulme
J.E Talmadge
J. M. Hodgson
O. A. Scudder
T. H. Nickerson
D. D. Flantgen
A. H. Patterson
C. T. Hussey
A. G. Elder
G. F. Stephenson
T. W. Reed
A. M. Center
A W. Vess
Young Davis
James Patterson
O. Cooper
L. F. Edwards
O. A. Rowland
E. B. Hodgson
Dr. Broughton
Atlanta
Epen
Moss Warehouse
Clayton Street
Georgia State Baptist Convention
Pavate Postal Cards Must Go Postmaster Warns
Washington directive warns private cards bearing United States of America on the address side resemble official postal cards and thus are mail nonmailable after July 1, 1904. In the interim, postmasters will accept them for mailing with proper postage until that date. Also notes domestic troubles and advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
Washington
Postofilon Department
United States of America
United States Postal Cards
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. B. Palmer & Sons
Modern Job Office At Athens Banner Draws Outsider Orders
The Athens Banner Modern Job Office ships work to merchants in surrounding cities and keeps all presses busy with orders from local customers. Prices should be checked before placing printing orders as new machinery and type promise up-to-date results. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are advertised for headache and liver issues.
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Athens
Costa
DeWitt
Summer School Fund in Athens Seeks 2500 Dollars
Athens residents rally to fund the summer school in a push to raise twenty five hundred dollars this week. The canvassing committee plans daily drives and reports to the board next Monday night, aiming to hire the foreign educators for the faculty and finalize contracts. Local supporters include Athens Electric Railways, Webb & Crawford, Jackson & Son, Freeman & Company, and many individuals such as R. Nickerson, G. H Williamson, J. Camak, and Miss Susie Gerdine.
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Athens
Board of Directors
Sapt. Branson
Alex. Rhodes
M. M. Arnold F. M. Harper
R. Nickerson
G. H Williamson
E. J. Bondarant
J. D. Binclair
Kytle
James Camak
J. W. Wier
A. W. Bramby
Lala Thornton
Susie Gerdine
Mary Barwick
Livy Carlton
Mary Low Wier
F. K Freeman
Freeman & Company
O. A. Scudder
J. A. Pitner
Jackson & Son
R. Brands
Rosa A. Wonder
Citizens seek changes in U. S. building specs in Athens
Athens residents urge the government to alter the new city hall specifications. They propose using Georgia granite in the basement and cream pressed brick instead of rough red brick, arguing the changes fit within the existing fourteen thousand dollar margin without increasing appropriations. Authority will decide soon, with construction hoped to start within sixty days.
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City Hall
Flemming
Caid
Athens
Death of E W Sitton in Athens at age twenty eight
Mr E W Sitton died Wednesday afternoon at one in the home of his grandmother on Oconee street. The heart failure came suddenly despite hopes for his recovery as his mother Mrs Baldwin of Texas rushed to assist. Sitton previously worked as a bookkeeper in Athens and Louisville before returning for Christmas care.
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E. W. Sitton
Mr. Handrop
Oconee Street
Mr. Sitton
Mr. Baldwin
Texas
Mr. Litton
Louisville
Athens
Agricultural course arranged by college
The Agricultural School of the University offers a two week Agriculture course from February 8 to 20 open to farmers and families. Lectures and dairy demonstrations run daily with free admission, 10:30 to 12:00 and 2:00 to 4:00, plus practical study of cotton corn cattle and hogs. Board and lodging available for ten dollars. merchants urged to invite farmer friends. George Collins handles fruit trees for sale.
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Agricultural School of the University
Hoor
Athens
Institute
Harvie Jordan
J. M. Johnson
T. E. Jago
J. Manson
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DR. Leng
Envan
Athens Electric
U. S
Lserost
Court House
Georgia
James Knox
Taylon
Tae
Clifton
Wingfield Cash Grocery Store
M. Johnson
J. P. Campbell
J._ M. Johnson
R. J. Redding
Thurday
L. Willoughby
O. L. Willoughby
George Collins
College Avenue
Hood
Waweten
Pat
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