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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1912
Page
3
The week ends with overall prosperity across the United States. Cotton rises due to floods reducing plantable land while mills and textiles stay strong. Iron, steel, and copper demand hold steady and coal exports to British ships stay robust. New industrial outfits emerge across Alabama to Oklahoma and beyond, signaling conservative progress despite losses from recent disasters.
New York hosts what is billed as the first national laymen’s Christian congress. Taft Bryce and Bryan invited to speak with numerous clergy and lay leaders including Jane Addams. A parade of delegates, plus boy delegates, is planned for tomorrow afternoon.
Warrensburg hosts the annual Central Missouri Teachers Association convention for two days starting April 19. A large turnout and strong program promise a highly productive meeting for educators in the region.
We fix bikes quickly with our know how and clear charges. Visit us for stoves organs sewing machines and motorcycle supplies and see what is wrong to start the right repair.
Omaha April 19 Opening day in the Western League saw battles for honors as Lincoln played at Denver Des Moines met St Joseph Wichita faced Topeka and Sioux City took on Omaha The circuit returns to its old arrangement with Pueblo’s franchise returned to Wichita The season runs until September 29 with a 160 game schedule
Boston April 19 The New England League began its twenty second annual pennant race opening with New Bedford at Fall River Lawrence at Lowell Brockton at Lynn and Haverhill at Worcester Three new managers Lave Cross at Haverhill Terry McGovern at Lynn and John McLane at Brockton
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