Davison & Lowe mark tenth anniversary in dry goods
Davison and Lowe celebrate ten years in Athens Georgia dry goods. From modest beginnings in a small store they expanded to a large building with multiple floors and millinery parlors. Their growth reflects persistent effort, updated styles, and a strong customer devotion.
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Davison &Lowe
Athens
Georgia
Alex A. Davison
Joseph B. Lowe
Julius Cohen & Co
W. A. Carlton
Clayton
Nea
Washington Street
Davison & Lowe
Messers, Davison & Lowe
Entering a New Decade, Well Wish For Continued Success
In the past decade they have earned broad respect and strong support from friends who anticipate even greater achievements in the years ahead as they begin the new decade with high hopes and affirmed belief in their continued progress.
Georgia Bar Association Meet Set for July in Warm Springs
Sixteenth annual Georgia Bar Association session planned for July 6 and 7 at Warm Springs with a full program. Includes reports from officers and committees, keynote addresses, numerous papers on law reform, taxation, ethics, and legal education, and symposiums on municipal ownership and criminal law growth.
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Macon
The
Georgia Bar Association
Warm Springs
John W. Akin
Cartersville
Hamilton McWhorter
Lexington
Z. D. Harrison
Atlanta
Association
Orville A. Park
A. J. Cravatt
Brunswick
A. H. MacDonell
Savannah
Olin J. Wimberly
Barnesville
Orville
A. Park
J. F. DeLacey
Eastman
Logan E. B
Union Point
Edward Thomson
R. T. Dorsey
John L.hopkins
J. Render Terrell
Greenville
Spencer R. Atkinson
Thomas J. Chappell
Columbus
Hewlett A
New Officers Named for Georgia Colored Teachers Association
Athens again secures the presidency of the Georgia State Colored Teachers Association after a successful session in Athens. President J A Bray and officers D C Suggs E W Howell G D King Adella Richardson H A Bleach M L Turf A B Cooper were elected as the group plans further work with about one hundred teachers in attendance.
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Georgia State Colored Teachers’ Association
R. R. Wright
James M. Henderson
W. E. DuBoise
E. H. Webster
L. 8. Clark
Association
Clark
Athens
Adella Richardson
H. A. Bleach
M. L. Turf
August Flower Proclaimed Widely Used Remedy
Professor Hoxton notes in travels that Green's August Flower is the most used remedy for dyspepsia liver and stomach issues and constipation. He says it helps tourists and office workers with headaches from irregular habits. Sample bottles are free at H. Palmer & Sons and sold by dealers in civilized countries.
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Hoxton
H. BR. Palmer & Sons
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Boschee
Noted South Writer Montgomery M Folsom Dies in Atlanta
Montgomery M Folsom poet journalist and sketch writer died suddenly in Atlanta at 1 PM on Sunday stricken with apoplexy. He was forty two and leaves a wife and five children. He worked for The Savannah News Thomasville Times Americus Recorder Macon Telegraph Atlanta Journal Evening News Chattanooga Times Brunswick Times and others. Burial in Atlanta yesterday with Masonic honors.
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Montgomery M. Folsom
Mr. Folsom
Atlanta
Fair Street
Folsom
Savannah News
Thomasville Times
Americus Recorder
Macon ‘Telegraph
Atlanta Journal
Evening News
Chattanooga Times
Brunswick Times
Celebrate the Fourth in Americus With Full Day Festivities
Americus Georgia plans a large Fourth of July celebration with many stores closing for the day. Citizens will visit nearby resorts and enjoy outdoor sports and bicycle races. The Americus Light Infantry organises a monster barbecue and watermelons feast for the evening. Busy merchants suspend business as residents unite to mark the national birthday.
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Americus
Daly
Americus Light Infantry
Walthour Wins Two Pro Races At Vailsburg Meet
Five thousand attended the Vailsburg bicycle program as Bob Walthour of Atlanta won both the consolation half mile professional final and the one mile professional race. Jay Eaton of Lorain, N J, placed second in the half mile, with A Newhouse and others following in the lineup. Time for the half mile was 1 06 1 5 and 2:09 4-5 for the mile.
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New York
Vailsburg
N. J
Bob Walthour
Atlanta
R. A. Miller
Galveston
A. Newhouse
Buffalo
A. C. Mertens
Minneapolis
W. G. Furman
Los Angeles
Jay Eaton
Lorraine
Charles Radfield
Newark
R. A Miller
Origin and Romance of the Banjo and Arctic Travel Notes
Excerpt traces the banjo’s origin in Banjoemas Java from a cheese box instrument to a cultural symbol while contrasting its romance with the instrument’s practical roots. It also recounts Eskimo travel in Alaska, noting sled work, dog teams, and the runner ahead method in arctic journeys.
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Banjoemas
Java
Washington Star
Card Table Romance in London Ends in Union
A Paris Herald story recounts a London card playing romance where a rich man wagers with a girl who risks all. She offers marriage as the only escape when she cannot pay, he wins the game and the two marry, noted as one of England's happiest unions at the time.
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Cornwall
Romar
London
Aera
England
Paris Herald
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