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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
5
The firm touts its nationwide reach with hundreds of thousands of satisfied customers. It pledges the best at the lowest profit margin and highlights four ideals: the pleasure of serving self, lowest prices, cleanest stores in America, and economy, courtesy, and efficiency.
In Atlanta the Secretary of State notes under the 1918 act that returns for governor and top state officers must be sent in two sealed packages. One package goes to the Senate for canvass, the other to the Governor for commissions. Also, questions arise about the attorney general’s term and the October 25 deadline for election blanks. Denver hosts the American Mining Congress amid plans for a vast November convention addressing standardization, labor, tax reform, and fuel policy.
An advertisement touts Baby Ease as an easy acting, non irritant laxative for babies and kids. It claims quick relief from colicky pains and indigestion, with no bad after effects, and promotes Baby Base as a related serous laxative. Available at druggists for 40 cents and 5 cents?
All members of the All Sovereigns are requested to be at the W O W Hall Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock on September 23, 1941 for a scheduled gathering.
Advertisement seeks reliable Nica workers to earn good money with little effort and directs interested applicants to see J o Jones at the Banner office.
A local resident touts Thedford's Black-Draught for torpid liver and digestive troubles. The testimonial claims relief from headaches and feverish symptoms after taking a "good dose," urging readers to ask for the genuine product.
Special to The Banner. Atlanta September 23 John R Cooper of Macon candidate in the recent primary for United States senator filed with Comptroller General Wright his campaign expense statement showing expenditures of 380.08 including a 250 entrance fee. No other candidates in the race have filed statements nor have gubernatorial candidates except Walter R Brown. The Georgian Hotel invites Athens business and student readers to dine from 12 30 to 2 30 for 75 cents lunch and 1 00 table d Hotel dinner 6 30 to 9 00 with private party services.
Fragmentary note urges boys to show effort with directions to see J. O. Jones for more details. Readability limited. no dates or places provided.
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