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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1909
Page
4
The Athens Daily Banner details subscription rates and delivery notices for the city, urges prompt reporting of delivery issues, and warns against unauthorized paper sales. It discusses Georgia railroad progress, a proposed apartment house, tariff debates, and public interest topics including President Diaz and Roosevelt.
Athens plans a Chamber of Commerce banquet with visiting railroad leaders including President Finley of Southern Railway and President Garrett of Seaboard Air Line. The event aims to align business interests with rail networks and promote development in the city.
A compact list of historic notes dated April occurrences: the 1861 South Carolina Convention ratifying the Confederate Constitution. 1865 Grant moving to Petersburg and Weitzel entering Richmond. 1872 Antioch earthquake with 1600 deaths. 1900 Queen Victoria visiting Ireland. Also mentions early telegraph and 1852 Georgia reference.
The essayist John Burroughs born in Roxbury New York on April 3 1837 is noted for his lifelong pursuit of outdoor life After teaching and a stint at the treasury department in Washington he resigned in 1873 to pursue nature study and writing Residents recall his 72nd birthday with reflection on his early education and career lasting decades.
In New York and Chicago market notes midweek show cotton prices steady with middling around 51 3 1004 and a 10 000 unit sale. Concurrent political items mention Taft's Charlotte trip for a May event and Minnesota and Ohio leaders shaping nominations, while labor groups push for electoral support and suffrage worldwide.
Several young people joined Young Harris Memorial Church on the last Sabbath and are to be received into the church next Sunday morning on profession of faith. Mr. Hudson plans an old fashioned Methodist Lovefeast service that evening.
Yesterday in city court Judge Cobb fined Henry Hill for trespassing after moving into Clarke County Gunners property without consent. The owner notified him to leave. a warrant led to his arrest and the evidence proved decisive, resulting in a thirty dollar penalty.
The notice notes that deafness cannot be cured by local application as it cannot reach the diseased portion. It states there is only one way and that is by remedies, describing deafness as an inflamed condition.
A compact study examines methods for learning an inverse mapping to transfer learning across tasks. The approach frames the problem as recovering inputs from outputs using a trained model, highlighting efficiency and potential applications in domain adaptation.
Athens lodge notices list Vernon Lodge 2 and Mount Vernon Lodge 22 F and A M meeting on second Thursdays at Masonic Hall. J Elmo Lodge 40 Knights of Pythias meets Mondays at Castle Hall. Keystone Chapter 1 Royal Arch Masons meets third Tuesdays. No. 7e0 meets Wednesdays. Glenn Lodge 75 J O U meets Tuesdays. Davis Camp 292 W O W meets Wednesdays. Athens Rebekah Lodge 34 LO O F meets Thursdays. Includes officers and attendance invites.
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