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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
8
A dense column of small ads and notices including help wanted, room and house rentals, lost and found, items for sale, and promotions. Entries mention carpenters, salesladies, a $10 reward for a lost key, used cash registers, furniture, groceries, and an old car listing. Names and local shop references appear with contact hints and station numbers.
TATE WRIGHT, Clerk, offers farms and homes with land in this section. Prices range from 15 to 75 dollars per acre. Address inquiries to INO EL PLETCHER, Columbus, Georgia, for business talks.
London and Paris inform Prince Feisal they will not recognize the Damascus congress decision naming him king of Syria. Marshall asks supporters to remove his name from Georgia primary ballots. Tindall family recovered from illnesses and depart for Darlington and Georgetown. Samuel J Cartledge denies endorsing The Golden Age and disclaims use of his name.
Clarke county receives a $50,000 allotment in the state's and federal aid list for the Eighth District counties. The February 27, 1920 report outlines ongoing projects with a total value of $5,813,186.52.
The Southern Home Economics Association gathers at Tulane University New Orleans for a multi day session with headquarters at St Charles hotel. Principal speakers include Mrs. Henrietta Calvin Miss Edna White Miss Ola Powell Miss Minna Denton Miss Louise Sanley and Miss Anna Richardson. A visit to Newcombe College and an art exhibit tour are planned along with hotel arrangements for many members.
London reports the murder of twenty seven police and government employees in Ireland since January 1 last year. James McPherson, Ireland's chief secretary, disclosed the death toll in a Commons reply as details on ongoing security measures and responses emerge.
Clarke County court at April term 1920 to grant leave to sell one half undivided estate in 115.87 acres Greene County land described by metes and bounds. Administratrix Katie J Griffeth of F E Griffeth deceased seeks sale for distribution. attorneys Green & Michael. Also multiple libel for divorce notices for LeSueur, Wing and other parties set for April term 1920 with required appearances and default provisions.
Athens Empire Laundry reports delivery delays over the past week due to sickness among drivers and help shortages at the plant. Conditions are improving and patrons are asked for indulgence as they work to remedy lateness in delivery.
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