Athens Rally Promotes Food Production And Patience
Citizens of Athens lead a county wide drive urging patriotism and preparedness to boost food crops amid a nationwide crisis. A Sunday mass meeting and a Saturday parade will mobilize town and surrounding counties with ministers, university figures, and chamber leaders planning speeches and farm guidance.
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D. P. Haselton
M. Snelling
W. F. Dorsey
M. Pound
J. J. Strickland
A. M. Soule
Hugh White
H. J. Rowe
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Barnett
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C.D Flantgen
Tarry Hodgson
W. G. Grimt
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Clarke
Agricultural College
Arnold
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Dobbs
Chamber of Comerce
Avernge & Programe
Messie
C. D. Flanigen
J. M. Young
C. M. Snelling
Harry Hodgson
W. G. Griffith
J. W. Barnett
M. J. Abney
R. O. Arnold
MENOCAL WINS IN ORIENT PRESIDENTIAL VOTE
In a partial presidential election in Oriente Cuba President Menocal defeated Alfred Zayas by twenty two votes eighty six to forty four Zayas the liberal candidate departed for New York to confer with Orestes Ferrara leader of the Cuban Junta in the United States.
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Death of former secretary of state Rich ard Olney noted
In a letter honoring the late Rich ard Olney, widow of the former secretary of state is informed of his Sunday death. The message lauds him as a great citizen whose wisdom and patriotism guided the nation and left the country grieving.
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Richard Olney
Funeral for J A Huff Held at Carnesville
Mr J A Huff aged 59 died in Atlanta after several days illness. Body brought to the city yesterday. Funeral at Carnesville today at 2 o clock with automobiles from Bernstein Brothers chapel at 9 30 for residence 383 Hoyt Street. Survived by wife Alice Huff and children Z A Huff Flossie Huff E P Taylor Kenney Huff Florie Huff Gaylor Huff and Mrs I M Kimzey of Cleveland. Reverend Strozler to preach.
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E. P. Taylor
Kenney Huff
Florie Huff
Gaylor Huff
I. M. Kimzey
Cleveland
Two Unusual Fire Calls Shock Town Nightly
The Banner office reports smoke from the Smith building roof mistaken for a fire and ovens from Arnold Abney bakery on the second floor. A trolley car short caused another blaze after the motorman rolled to the firehouse area and summoned firefighters. Also note wanted ads for two boys and a sale of pigeons and Belgian hares by W H Davenport.
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British Triumph at Vimy Ridge and Arras Front
A British led assault in France reports massive gains as Canadian forces seize Vimy Ridge and The Harp redoubt with thousands of German prisoners. Allied success extends from Henin sur Cojeul to Givenchy en Gohelle amid heavy artillery and use of tanks.
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Mildred Rutherford Elected President of Lucy Cobb Institute
The Lucy Cobb Institute trustees elected Miss Mildred Rutherford of this city as president for the upcoming fall term. She will lead the college for young women with Miss Brumby and Miss Gerdine as department principals. An alumnae reunion is planned for commencement with about 600 former students expected.
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Gerdine
Brumby
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Miss Gerdine
Georgia
Miss Rutherford
Miss Brumby
South
M. A. Lopsconyp
Lipscomb
Millie
Girls' College
Will Opens This Morning at the Precious Shop
This morning the Precious Shop opens for business with a display of bags suitable for Red Cross work. Light refreshments will be served and orders taken for cakes and other delicacies in fancy cooking. Athens Gaa Shop, April 10th.
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