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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1910

Page

8

Notice of Election Clarke County August vote on local school tax

Clarke County Ordinary calls a county election for August 3 to decide on a local tax to fund public schools outside Athens city limits. Two thirds voting yes needed. Also includes charter petition for The Andrew Jackson Insurance Company with capital stock details and notice of leg. amendment to Clarke roads board act. Sheriff sale listed for August.

Clarke County Athens Athena B. Wingfield State OF Georgia County of Clarke Philip Cook John A. Darwin Lfp Edwards G. H. Hulme J. N. Webb John J. Wilkins County of Clarke Andrew Jackson Insurance Company Fidelity United States L. F. Edwards Q. H. Hulme J. N Ihs Georg 4 Athens Weekly Banner J. Wilkins Geo I. Hulme Cobb & Erwin Georgia Charter Board of” Commissioners of Roads and Revenues Clarke, &c

Athens Georgia Public Auction and Probate Notices 1910

Public notices from Clarke County Georgia detail a sheriff sale of property at 548 Clayton Street Athens including a Pepsi Cola Bottling Plant items and mortgage foreclosure. Also multiple citations for administration guardianship probate hearings set August 1 1910 and August 1910.

Georgia Clarke County Court House Eald County Clayton Street Athens Pepsi Cola E. B. Thompson Miller & Co B. Thompson W. E. Jackson

Visiting doctors from neighboring counties stay at Atheneum

Dr. J. C. Rebury of Greensboro and his son Samuel Mesara A Ponder and P G Moore from Green County visited last night and were registered at the Atheneum with Dr. W H Reynolds of Lexington.

Neghboring J. C. Rebury Greensboro Samuel Mesara A. Ponder P. G. Moore Green County Atheneum W. H Reynolds Lexington

Notes From The Labor World Summary Of Global And U S Labor Issues

The piece surveys union sick benefits at 70000 plus dollars, union memberships in England, eight hour day effects on cigar makers, Belgian labor conditions, wages for German building mechanics, Wisconsin child labor statistics urging reform, Belgian factory inspections, and a Canada Pacific telegraphers wage settlement of five dollars monthly with a note on potential conductors and trainmen settlements.

Poose Wee International Union National Federation of Enginemen Stokera Kindred Cieties England United States Belgium Germany J. D. Beck Labor and Industrial Statistics Wisconsin Canadian Pacific Railway Company NRI

Cotton Market Steady but Dull as Weather News Lags

The cotton market in New York opened firm yet dull with no major weather news. Reports of showers in Oklahoma and Texas were offset by rains in Gulf regions. Spot sales totaled 3,867 bales with prices unchanged from yesterday. Latham Alexander & Co.

Cerru New York Oklahoma Texas Gulf Latham Alexander & CO

Reduced rates for Knoxville's Appalachian Exposition

Railroads in the southeast grant very low travel rates for the Appalachian Exposition in Knoxville from September 12 to October 12. Excursion coaches will run Tuesdays and Thursdays at about one cent per mile, with Pullman sleeper options at 11-3 cents per mile for a ten day stay. Major routes listed include Washington, Richmond, Memphis, Cincinnati, Atlanta, New Orleans, and more. Estimated attendance reaches 250,000. Southern Railway Passenger Traffic Manager S H Hardwick supports the event, aiding coordination with Knoxville lines. Local Athens baseball fans praise the Athens team and Governor Brown’s stance on property purchases near Chattanooga for State road terminal facilities.

Knoxville Tenn Southeastern Appalachian Tennessee Virginia West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama Kentucky Washington Richmond Norfolk Memphis Cincinnati Atlanta New Orleans Jacksonville St. Louis Augusta Charleston Chattanooga Briatos Nashville H. Hardwick Southern Railway Company Lnes Southern Haa Bern Ita Ita

A Half Million for Cool Drinks in Chicago

Chicagoans spend about half a million dollars daily on cooling beverages and ice cream during the heat, with beer accounting for about $200,000 and other soft drinks $100,000. The city leads global iced beverage consumption as ice cream production and shipments to places like Memphis grow. A Chicago lawyer, B H Smalley, caused a stir in New York by donning a bold full dress suit, inspiring alderman Coughlin to plan a similar mid summer outfit. Chicago also advances in art funding, forming Friends of American Art with a $30,000 annual purchasing fund to acquire works for the Art Institute, led by Frank G Logan.

Chicago New York Memphis Silent William Bath House John Coughlin Coughlin Mr. Smalley John Center of American Art Friends of American Art Chicago Art Institute Art Institute Frank G. Logan Allerney Europe

Editor Skelton Visits City and Boosts Elbert County

Editor Skelton of the Elberton Star was in the city yesterday. He plans to add an Inotype machine to his outfit and improve the paper. He predicts Congressman Howard will carry Elbert County, which has many royal supporters backing his man.

Elbert County Howard Skelton Elberton Elbert

Winneosta Christian Endeavors Meet Opens in Mankato

Mankato Minnesota July 7 the city hosts a three day entertainment for a large body of Christian Endeavor workers from across Minnesota. It is the twentieth annual state convention and promises to be among the largest and most successful meetings ever held by the organization.

Hewlett A. Hall Democratic Executive Committee Atlanta Hall Ring Mankato Minn Minnesota

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W. P. Brooks N. P. Clarke Co Andrew Wilson W. H. Wheeler B. Wingfield, SR J. O. Shed Wm. I. Shed S. B. Wingfield R. J. Williamson Arminda Bridges Court of Ordinary Wingfield, SR G. M Tuckston Georgia Factory Isiah Hunter Seagraves 8. M. Herrington Jerry Hawking City Court of J. T. Pittard Jerry Hawkins W. B. Jackson Lila Louise Finley C. H. Brand Superior Courts of the Western Circuit Barber Street Nantahala Avenue W. ©. Wingfield S. B. Wingfield, Jr B. Wingfield, JR Chamber of Commerce Hartford University of Georgia State College of Agriculture The State Normal School Lucy Cobb Institute For Girls Georgian Hewlett Hall Campbell County Brown Smith Hart Troup County Mr. Smith Mr. Brown Mr. Hart Elberta Ooooh Khos Tuly Liverpool Aoe Ware Gil Cove Perceverers Jjuly Tee Teen Winneosta Christian Endeavors
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