Intelligence Brief from the Banner
A terse intelligence report appears in the April 5 issue highlighting local developments. The note mentions ATNENS and references Ghe Toleckly Banner as the source, signaling a memo or bulletin of regional interest.
Athens Banner News Roundup Brings Local Adoptions and Death
Clarke county school board adopts Sanford's Arithmetics Derry's United States History and Worcester's Dictionaries. Death of William G Noble noted, Athens respected merchant and church member. Real estate sale of Lucy Cobb Institute lots yields strong prices, four acres selling for over two thousand dollars total.
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Clarke County
Sanford
Derry
The
United States
Worcester
Georgia
Wiliam G. Noble
Noble
Athens
Virginia
New York City
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Severn
Lucy Cobb Institute
Bermuda
Institute
Betta
HH. Carlton
J. H. Newton
J. G. Hutchin
The Southern Monarch and Athens Advertisements
An extended notice extols John Ryan of Atlanta as “the monarch of low prices,” promising a large stock of dry goods hats and shoes, with bargains for rich or modest budgets. It also promotes the Chapman Brothers gas engines and the Broomwald firm for doors and sash, urging readers to trust home dealers Horley and Smith for durable wagons and buggies. The piece closes with praise for civic figure Jackson Davis and his balanced, prudent conduct postwar.
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C. W. Davis
Athens
Ile
Chicago
New York
Mr. Davis
John Ryan
Atlanta
Ryan
Georgia
Messrs. Chapman Brothers
Augusta
Oito
Chapman Bros
Jackson Street
Anzuata
Horley & Smith
Hurley & Smith
Jackson Davis
University
Oglethorpe Echo
Rhro
P. J. Berckmane
Augusta News
State University
Legislatire
Field, Morris, Fenner & Co
Marsielles
Marseilles
Axminster
Brussels
Stetson
Corbitt
Hedden
Ziegler’s
Mourrow’s
Feary's
Miles
Hannan
Reddish
Gent's
Hm Fe
Whitehall
Soca Atinbta
Railroads and local growth push Hartwell Athens
A long piece traces the push for rail connections to Hartwell and the Northeast, urging Athens to follow Augusta’s example and to seek the Hartwell extension. It notes Carnesville to Bowserville plans fueling Franklin County trade via Athens and mentions public sentiment, university funding talks, and local business promotions.
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Hartwell
Athens
Hartwell Sun
Augusta
Ausgusta
Nancy Hart
Hart
Gabe
Savannah
Carnesville
Franklin County
Bowsersville
Carnesville Register
THE
Carnesville Railroad
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Princeton Factory
James Roberts
Jones County
Supreme Court
Charles L. Bartlett
Bartlett
G. O. Robinson
Ausgista
Music House of the
South
Robinson
W. A. Merritt
Ruge Spring
S. C
Merritt
Mr. Robinson
B. T. Broomhead & Co
Athiutta
B. H. Broommwad & Co
Decatur Street
Longley & Robinson
Davis’ Premium Gallery
New York Enamel Paint Company
B. H. Broomhead &Co
Tuck
Oxlethorpe
Clarke
Loming
Rome
Citizens Hook and Ladder Company
Defiance
Macon
Mechanics
Citizens’ Hook and Ladder
McNutt
James N. Sims
Dalton
Mole Thurman
Jackson County
McBride & Co
Actio
Spaichepp
H. D. Featherston
Seth Thomas
Rogers & Sons
McBride
Dixon’s
Maddock & Sons
Atlanta Ga
Lamar
Rankin & Lamar
Jno
D Ross
Macoy
Mesers
Lan i
J. B. Arrors
Messrs. Lamar
Read
Thomas
Chalton
Na. M. Gootspy
Georgia Road
John White
Z. McCord
Georgia Railroad
Tennessee
Traly
Jonx
Hutchiton & Proprietors
Whitehall Su
Atlan
Waptey, Emanue
Vvin Bell
Smith
B. F. Moors
A. M
Moore
Southern Business University
Corumavs
Morraerr
Renee
Foreman Enquirer-Sun
Broad Sts
Dyson
Aida
Reaves, Nicholson & CO
High Schoals
Messrs Bloomfield & Sanford
D&w
Sarem
Ana
J. D. Goodwin
A. Kayser
Euraua
L Shoenfeld
Thomas Street
Horumay
TH. T. Fowler
W. A
England
West End
Bridge
Boles
All Iunel
Etka Ee
M. Wilson
P.O
E.c.long & CO
Nick
Geeman
Ward