New Silk Undirskirts and Skirts Arrive for Season
Retail listing announces a large assortment of Black, Colored, and Plaid Silk Undirskirts along with a complete line of Black Satino Skirts offered at reasonably low prices for the new season.
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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
3
Ladies New Silk Waists and Belts Feature Elab orate Line
An elaborate assortment of Ladies' Silk Waists in black white and fall colors with newest effects in Belts. Includes Ruching and Stock Collars along with Silk Windsor Tiles.
Floor bargains pile high with colors and designs
A floor full where money saving opportunities are piled ceiling high. Colorings and designs the latest, quality absolutely reliable, prices easily the lowest.
Four Negro Girls Fined After Disrespectful Street Incident
Mayor Mersey and City Attorney West presided over a council room case in which Mattie Lumpkin Roxanna Houston Mattie Lon Johnson and Annie Bonds faced charges of disrespectful talk and pushing white girls on the sidewalk. The four were fined ten dollars each, with harsher terms anticipated for the parents and a pledge to report to the board of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mersey
Mattie Lumpkin
Roxanna Houston
Mattie Lon Johnson
Annie Bonds
West
Billy
Dorsey
Hey
Clayton Street
Crittenton Heads for Gate City to Lead Meetings
Atlanta, Sept. 15. Charles N. Crittenton, famed for his liberal aid to the poor, will visit Avanta to conduct a series of meetings. A multimillionaire, he travels with W. W. Zealy who has left his New York home and will join the trip in Augusta where he becomes a book-keeper in a cotton mill, taking new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Charles N. Crittenton
Avanta
Crittenton
W. W. Zealy
New York
Athers
All Parts Co
Augusta
Zealy
Flaree
Governors push for Georgia district agricultural colleges
Governor Terrell, after a New York trip, gains Southern Education Board support to aid new district agricultural colleges in Georgia. The board will fund site selection and curriculum work, and send two Department of Agriculture experts to assist. Secretary Wilson and Hayes advocate a congressional line item for sub agricultural stations at each college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rr. Terrell
T Southern Education Board
Atlanta
M A
Terrell
Georgia
New York
Southern Education Board
Technological School
New District Agricultural Colleges
Southern Educational Board
Ceares
Wallace Buttrick
Washington
Verrett
Wilson
Hayes
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Congress
Starving to Death Patient Recounts Electric Biet Success
Mrs Mary H Walters of Columbus Ohio details nearly fatal stomach weakness from medicines. After trying Electric Biers she reports immediate improvement and a complete cure, with claims of a best health tone on earth. Advertisers urge readers to buy from local druggists W J Smith & Co and H R Palmer & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Walters
St. Clair St. Columbus, O
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Bons
Narrow gauge to standard rail line opens in Jefferson
Jefferson celebrates the Gainesville Midland switch from narrow to standard gauge. The last narrow gauge train departed at midnight as the first standard gauge train reached the depot on Sunday. Capt. W. A. Clark led the new locomotive with Ben Bird at the throttle, while depot agent R. B. Maxwell supervised the new facilities. Grand and traverse juries for Clarke Superior court were drawn at a special session led by Judge Charles H. Brand, with a lengthy list of names. Track progress toward Gainesville remains behind schedule, with completion anticipated by November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
George Story
Canning Factory
W. A. Clark
Gainesville
R. B. Maxwell
Charles H. Brand
Grand
Traverse
Clarke Superior Court
Vie
Aileng
Seaboard
Athens
Jefferson Herald
Odd Fellows Flourish In Athens With New State Leaders
Athens Odd Fellows lodges show growth with two leaders taking Georgia Grand Lodge roles. Calvin W Parr of Athens becomes Grand Senior Warden and next year Grand Chief Patriarch, while James H Dozier advances to grand master. Olive Encampment and Glenn Lodge 76 post strong memberships and active officers, with Williams Lodge 15 maintaining long-standing service and charity efforts amid a robust local fraternal scene. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin W. Parr
Georgia
Parr
Athens
W. P. Vonderau
James H. Dozier
Grand Lodge
J. A. Mealor
C. W. Parr
D. W. Brooks
Glenn Lodge
H. L. Gurebold
N. G. Slaughter
C. T. Young
G. EB. Stone
A. B. Harper
F. H. Bowden
A. W. Vesa
Noble
Vance Edwards
W. Wate
B. R. Pickrell
Williams Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellows
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Michael Brothers Company
Chile
Supt
Bond
Board of Education
Critenton
W.W. Zealy
The
Athens Ice & Coal Co
Mrs. Zealy
Charles Jr. Brand
Grand and Traverse
Gainesville Mindland
Grand Jury
Ianson
EB. C
Sims
David
Phinizy
C. Hi
Parker
A. Camak
Towle
Smith
Wilkins, Inc
Butler
J. P
Brooks
W. P
Mealor
J. H
Riddling
A. F. Head
H. V
Boley
Sol
Sidoney
Hulmer
Godfrey
R. W
Brownlog
M. D
Younkin
E. H
Sledge
Jackson
Carlton
J. H. Chandler
C. B
Dozier
Carruth
J. M
Crowley
J. T
Nunnally
J. R
Arnold
M. M
Talmadge, Co
A. Tribble
T. F
Inside Guardian
J. L. Kenney
Outsider Guardian
H. H. Filling In
H. D. Marbut
J. G. Trussell
R. B. Fulltlove
Noble Grand
M. Saye
T. M. Forrester
Rec
A. J. Watson
C. A. Vanderleich
C. W. Shupe
DeWitt
Orr Drag
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