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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
15
The Peruvian navy has been granted use of mechanical equipment and personnel at the Coco Solo air station in the Canal Zone to support aircraft assembly and testing, addressing a lack of home facilities for such work. The move reflects cooperation with the United States Government and enhances regional aviation capabilities.
The Athens Hi-Y club plans an overnight hike to Mitchell's Bridge. They depart the YMCA at 3:30 with tents and two canoes, will camp in the woods, have supper and breakfast, and enjoy outdoor activities. Saturday brings a picnic day with the boys' friends and chaperones joining at camp.
A compact ad listing fresh produce and groceries with price specials from Fleming & Oliver, Arnold Abney & Co, and KING-HODGSON CO. Includes eggs 30c, Lady Fingers 50c per lb, New Irish Potatoes 25c, 10 lb Old Irish Potatoes 27c, Fresh Strawberries 30c quart, Fancy Oranges 40c doz, Winesap apples, pineapples, and assorted vegetables. Emphasizes combined value of price and quality and delivery service.
A stated conclave of Godfrey de Bouillon Commandery No 14 KT will be held at K of P Hall this Friday evening April 22 at 8 o'clock All Sir Knights are requested to be present G Palmisano EC INO Quinn Recorder
Athens High boys renew baseball with Madison A and M at Sanford Field starting 3:30. Athens midweek form shows improvement after a slow start and a 7 to 4 win in Washington. Madison unknown but reputed strong. Coach Campbell likely to start Mapp on the mound with Whitehead behind the plate.
The lineup will mirror the structure used in prior starts with no changes. Key participants and positions remain the same, ensuring consistency across the event.
President Harding received delegates from the National Farmers Union on the White House south lawn and pledged serious consideration for a conference of capital labor basic industries and railroad executives to discuss freight-rate reductions. The briefing also notes two convicts in a Cottonyarns anecdote and includes a Georgia products slogan.
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