Phi Delta Theta Home Company incorporation sought in Athens
Petition filed in Clarke County Superior Court seeks charter for The Phi Delta Theta Home Company to own property and provide student housing for University of Georgia members for twenty years. Stock set at 16000 dollars, with optional increase to 25000 dollars, and powers to sue, acquire real estate, issue notes, and wind up if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
T. W. Reed
R. P. Stephens
EB. H. Dorsey
A. H. Davenport
Z. V. Carter, Jr
W. R
Phi Delta Theta Home Company
Athens
Phi Delta Theta
University of Georgia
Eborgia
B. J. Crawford
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
J. Crawford
Proposals for Public Printing in Georgia in 1912
Sealed proposals for two year public printing in Georgia will be received at the Office of the Secretary of State Atlanta for thirty days from June 1, 1912. The winning bidder must post a fifty thousand dollar bond with a surety company authorized to operate in the state. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Alice Venable
Beulah V. Hood
Court of Ordinary
B. Wingfield
Department of State
Atlanta
Neenah man breaks ribs after severe cough
After a frightful coughing spell a Neenah man suffered two broken ribs. The report cites relief with Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad touts a free trial bottle and urges persistent use for coughs colds and lung issues with testimonials from Eve Morton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Wis
Children of the Confederacy to Hold Conference in Atlanta
The state conference of the Children of the Confederacy meets in Atlanta June 12 and 13 at the Aragon hotel with sessions led by Julia Jackson chapter and United Daughters of the Confederacy in Atlanta. Delegates hear talks on promoting activity and scholarship and discuss editorial myths in youth literature. Social events include a matinee at Forsyth theater and receptions at Mary Griffith home and Ormewood Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of the Confederacy
Atlanta
State Conference of the Children of the Confederacy
Aragon Hotel
Mary Gray
Mra. Blackburn
Children of the Confederacy Conference
C. B. Wilmer
Jules Jackson
Forsyth Theater
Julia Jackson
Mary Griffith
Forrest Avenue
Derry Stockbridge
Ormewood Court
J. J. Simpson
Goraon Street
Hall retires after forty five years of service
Brig. Gen. William P. Hall longtime head of the adjutant general's department retires on age after a career spanning frontier duty Indian warfare and notable actions including the Whitestone Mountain Big Horn and Yellowstone campaigns and a Congressional Medal of Honor for rescuing a fellow officer from 35 Redskins.
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Washington, D. C
William P. Hall
Adjutant General's Department
Ainsworth
Hall
Missouri
Weat Point
Spain
Georgia Mill Meet at Warm Springs Styles Association
Georgia cotton mill leaders gathered in Warm Springs to an annual session. The Georgia Industrial Association was renamed the Manufacturers' Association of Georgia, with Fred B. Gordon named president and Harry L. Williams secretary and treasurer. The election also selected eight vice presidents and twelve directors.
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Warm Springs
Georgia
Georgia Industrial Associaon
Manufacturers’ Association of Georgia
Fred B. Gordon
Columbus
Harry L. Williams
Veteran Forbes to enter featherweight as Canole retires
The veteran Harry Forbes once a bantam champion will enter the featherweight class. Martin Canole of Fall River has retired from boxing for good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Forbes
Bantan Cham
Martin Canole
Fall River
Woman from Akron Reveals Kidney Problem Relief
Mrs J B Heary of Akron Michigan explains how she reduced expenses while dealing with kidney trouble. She notes persistent urinary issues and seeking practical home and medical strategies to manage costs. She emphasizes staying informed and careful budgeting amid health challenges.
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Mra. J. BE. Heary
Akron, Mich
Bucklen’s Antiseptic Salve Promises Quick Healing
The advertisement touts Bucklen’s Antiseptic Salve as a fast remedy for burns cuts bruises bullet wounds and explosions as well as boils ulcers eczema sore lips and piles. Priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
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Anita
Institute Offers To Fayetteville Town Farmers Institute
The State College of Agriculture Athens offers Fayetteville a farmers Institute on Friday July 19. Fayetteville county president A O Bla lock and secretary W M Speer will organize the institute as soon as farmers show interest. Also note an advertisement for Chamberlains Tablets promoting digestion and regular bowels for middle aged and older readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Agriculture
Athens
Fayetteville
Farmers’ Institute
Blalock
W. M. Speer
Fayette County
Anglo-Canadian Wedding in London for Miss Gladys Howland
London June 12 prominent Canadians in London attended the wedding of Miss Gladys Howland and Lieut Col Percival E Thacker formerly of Ottawa. The bride is daughter of the late W H Howland and niece of Lady Tilley of Fredericton. The ceremony was at All Saints church En nismore Gardens followed by a reception at Hyde Park.
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London
Gladys Howland
Percival E. Thacker
Ottawa
W. H. Howland
Lady Tilley
Fredericton, N. RB
All Saints’ Church
Ennismore Gardens
Hyde Park Hotel
New York Delegates Head to GFWC Biennial in Luxury Train
Several hundred New York delegates depart for the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention in San Francisco carrying a large presidential boom for Mrs. Philip Carpenter. They travel in a 25-car special train on the New York Central and Santa Fe route, with return trips via Seattle Portland British Columbia and Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philip Carpenter
General Federation of Women's Clubs
San Francisco
New York Central
Santa Fe
Seattle
Portland
British Columbia
Winnipeg
Commencement for Iowa State University Class of 1912
Towa City Ia June 12 The class of 1912 at the State University of Iowa received diplomas at the annual commencement exercises. Dr John H Finley of the College of the City of New York delivered the address to the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
State University of Iowa
John H. Finley
City of
New York
Asbury Park Preparations for G A R Encampment
Asbury Park in patriotic dress for the Grand Army veterans of New Jersey forty fifth annual state encampment assembling here tomorrow for a two day session. The Women's Relief Corps Sons of Veterans and other affiliated organizations will meet with the veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Asbury
Move on Now! Says a policeman to a street crowd
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Ming's New Life Pills with a harsh tone claiming to ease bowel congestion. It markets the pills as a neat solution that persuades bowels to act, promising health benefits for 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Rousseau 200th Birthday Celebrations Begin in Paris
Paris marks the 200th anniversary of Jean Jacques Rousseau’s birth with ceremonies and observances. Geneva and other places tied to the philosopher plan similar commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Geneva
Rousseau
Mt Holyoke completes 75th Commencement in South Hadley
The seventy fifth annual commencement at Mt Holyoke College in South Hadley Mass was held today. Rev Charles R Brown of Oakland California delivered the address to the graduating class and 170 members received diplomas from President Woolley. Also an advertisement notes Chamberlains Tablets for gentle bowel movement sold by dealers.
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Mount Holyoke
South Hadley
Mass
Mt. Holyoke College
Charles R. Brown
Oakland
Woolley
Young Army Officers Graduate at West Point
Members of the class of 1912 at the United States Military Academy received diplomas from Major General Thomas H. Barry. Secretary of War Stimson and many senior officers attended on the platform with civilians and lawmakers also present. A note on a sprained ankle offering a three to four day recovery is included.
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West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
Thomas H. Barry
Stimson
Senate
House
Maryland Firemen Gather for State Meeting and Tournament
Hagerstown Maryland June 12 The Maryland Firemen's Association opened its annual meeting and tournament here today. The gathering will continue until Friday night. Fire fighters from all corners of the state are here to contest in the many events scheduled and many of the aggregations are accompanied by bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Maryland Firemen's Association
Farms for Sale Near Athens and Surrounding Counties
Classified notice lists multiple farm parcels for sale in Oglethorpe Morgan Oconee Greene and Clarke Counties near Athens. Properties include 1200 acres at $40 per acre five miles from Athens on an easy road and other tracts ranging 60 to 210 acres with roads named Hull Jefferson and Monroe. Terms described as easy.
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Athens
Excellent
Hull Road
Bishop
Oconee County
Jefferson Road
Monroe Road
Bogart Road
Oglethorpe
Morgan, Ooonee
Greene
Clarke Counties
Elberton pastor found in Denver in need of funds
Rev. Sam C. Dean of Elbert on First Baptist Church, missing since May after leaving Oklahoma City, located in Denver ill and short of cash. A telegram asked $126 and said he would return home. deacons report he had $500 when he left Elbert on May 15. Crisis prompts church to consider accepting his resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberton
Sam C. Dean
Elberton First Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
Oklahoma City
Denver
Colo
Dean
Hawes
Mr. Tean
Elbert
Kansas City
Summer Kindergarten Repeats At Athens Summer School
Athens women and little tots show renewed interest in a Summer Kindergarten run by Miss Oppenheimer. Limited spaces require early chairs. Supt. Wooster handles inquiries in her absence. The Summer School of Domestic Science moves July 1 to August 2 to the State Normal School with Miss Edna M. Randall in charge.
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Athens
Oppenheimer
Lfe
T. J. Wooster
State Normal School
University
Edna M. Randall
One Man to Play Seven Inventions at Once at Fiddlers’ Event
Lawrenceville Ga June 12 Special to the Banner LaFayette Norris from near Norcross will perform seven instruments simultaneously at the July 4 fiddlers convention Whistling the tune as well to create eight sounds from one performer The listed instruments include fiddle banjo guitar drum harp bass fiddle and dulcimer Also noted as participants are Gid Kennedy Eli McDaniel Lee Clark Kim Clark Clark Burnett Tom Tunnlee Emil Hughes Bob Burnett Robert Bailey Elmer Jones Charlie Jones Henry Dickerson Frank Roberts J J Stapp Tom Burnett Tom Williams Carl Jones Gordon aaarp
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Lawrenceville
LaFayette Norris
Norcross
Norris
Mr. Norris
Gid Kennedy
Eli McDaniel
Lee Clark
Kim Clark
Clark Burnett
Tom Tunnlee
Emil Hughes
Bob Burnett
Robert Bailey
Elmer Jones
Charlie Jones
Henry Dickerson
Record of Southeast construction boom trends and new projects
Industrial Index notes a peak in contracts for construction and machinery in the Southeast with nineteen new corporations forming this week and plans for an industrial town in Alabama. Projects include hotels in Savannah and Pensacola, school buildings in Georgia and Florida, bridges, paving, and new industrial plants across multiple states. A testimonial from Mrs. M A McLaughlin promotes Foley Kidney Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
The
Industrial Index
Southeast
Alabama
Savannah
Florida
South
Georgia
Ft. Lauderdale
Fila
Savandah
River Bridge
Dougherty County
Ensley
Ala
Alabama City
Tallapoosa
Warsaw
Commerce
Cullman
Albany
Brooksville
Fla
Anniston
Macon
Athens
LiveOak
Talladega
Montgomery
Birmingham
Tampa
Barnesville
Coffee County
Senois
Pensacola
Atlanta
Thomasville
Oil
Decatur
Dublin
Eatonton
Key West
Montesuma
Coolidge
Jacksonville
Royston
Brunswick
Caryville
Pia
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Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta, GA
Ga. Tech
K. G. Matheson
Ll.d
Georea
Ino, J
Strickland
Petiioners
Eald County
Eer Goor
Sald
Leing
Nowhere Road
Ald
Jerry Gray
J. F. Clotfelter
Gray
Old Nowhere Road
James F. Allgood
Nicholson
Henry Comer
Comer
Co. T. Young
J. F. Allgood
W. H. Doolittle
HH. C. Doolittle
T. W. Wallace
Rosa Wallace
I. W. Wallace
B. Wingfield, SR
Mary Buchwald
Ephraim
Buchwald
Secretaew
Mey
Philip Cook
WM. A. Wright
W. J. Speer
Pere Anos
LAO
Liverpool
Chicago
Confederacy
Gen. Hall
Georgia Mill
Chamberlain
Iowa University
New Jersey
Chamberlains
Maryland Firemen's Annual Meeting
Stephenson & Hull
Athens, Ga
M. A. McLaughlin
Jay
J. LaCross
Foley
Voley
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