Athens business leaders back October 27 convention
The Athens Chamber of Commerce pushes for better railway schedules and urban improvements while a citywide convention on the 27th draws landowners tenants and merchants. Prohibition measures spark debate but growth remains strong with road paving schools and a planned cotton exchange boosting prospects.
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Chamber of Commerce
Athens
State Board of Health shines in Georgia work
The Georgia State Board of Health, led by an Athens physician, is praised for its strong laboratory efforts, diphtheria antitoxin, rabies serum, and typhoid vaccine programs. It also publishes weekly health articles aiding citizens, with The Banner reprinting them as a practical family health resource for widespread, plain language guidance.
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Georgia
Athens
State Board of Health
State Board
City Board of Health
Posse Comitatus
National Guard
McGregor
Tax Revision Debate Reflects Georgia Public Honor
A Georgia speaker urges lawmakers to act on tax revision and equality, arguing citizens value fairness and truth. He warns legislators misread voter wishes and calls for town meetings, business groups, farmers, bankers to study facts and press for decisive reform to lift Georgia from fiscal dereliction.
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Georgia
Snowy cotton promises big Southern yield this year
The article notes a forecast of 14,700,000 bales of cotton, up from 13,700,000 last year, with Texas and Oklahoma acreage rising and prices favorable. It explains cotton’s export nature, global demand, and varying regional conditions, highlighting how late fall factors will largely shape final output.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Europe
Asia
United States
Gulf States
Capitol Gossip on Prohibition and Georgia Politics
The Augusta era report notes Speaker Burwell backs a temperance committee with Adams and Ennis steering prohibition. It explains the Webb law’s Georgia placement, the risk of court rulings, and the chance of delays in action during the current session. It also covers National Guard bills, Western & Atlantic Railroad plans, and salary parity for Macon judges.
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Fred Lewis
Atlanta
Burwell
The
Horse
J. O. Adams
Hall
Howard Ennis
Baldwin
Adams
Milledgeville
Ennis
Hixon-Searcy
Georgia
Supreme Cour of the United States
Messrs. Adams
Savannah
Macon
Representative Miller
Bibb
House
Senate
Vital statistics bill faces uphill battle in Georgia
Georgia lawmakers debate creating a state bureau of vital statistics under the state board of health. The bill has broad newspaper support but faces slim odds this session due to closing days politics. Ministers’ protests delay the Searcy Bible-reading measure, while Wheatley pushes for a lieutenant governor office with uncertain fate for the current session.
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Vital Statistics
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Georgia
State Board of Health
House Committee On Hygiene and Sanitation
House
Senate
Elkins
Searcy
Crawford Wheatley
Sumter
Constitutional Amendments Committee
Wheatley
This Date in History August 6 highlights births and events
This August 6 timeline lists events from 1736 Virginia’s first newspaper to 1912 Roosevelt’s Progressive Party address. It notes births of Daniel O’Connell and Alfred Tennyson, ventures in Algeria, Dewey’s Manila demand, and Lord Strathcona’s Canadian public service lineage and 93rd birthday.
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Virginia
Williamsburg
Daniel O'Connell
Lord Alfred Tennyson
Bolivia
Peru
Prince de Joinville
Algiers
William Kemmler
Auburn
N. Y
United States
Admiral Dewey
Gen. Merritt
Manila
Col. Roosevelt
The
Progressive Party
Chicago
Donald Alexander Smith
Strathcona
Mount Royal
Scotland
Canada
Hudson's Say Company
Montreal
Fort Garry
Winnipeg
Riel
Smith
West
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bank of Montreal
Hudson's Bay Company
Lord Strathcona
London
Notable birthdays listed for public figures today
Sculptor aged 79, Rear Admiral Charles J. Badger commander of the Atlantic Fleet at 60, Rt Rev James H. Blenk New Orleans archbishop at 57, Louis Lepine famed Paris police chief at 67, Bishop James H. McCoy of the Methodist Church South at 45, and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt former White House mistress at 52.
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Charles J. Badger
James H. Blenk
New Orleans
Louis Lepine
Paris
James H. McCoy
Methodist Church
South
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Cotton Oil Market Opening and Closing Quotes
The report lists opening and closing prices for cotton oil futures across several months. Notable figures include Aug at 9.35 to 9.45, Sept near 9.36, Oct around 9.18 to 9.21, Nov around 7.01 to 8.13, Dec near 6.76 to 6.81, Jan about 6.75 to 6.81, Feb around 6.74 to 6.81, and March at 6.70 to 6.83.
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Close
Clore
Liverpool Cotton
Weather forecast for Atlanta and Georgia Wednesday
The forecast extends through Wednesday evening with fair conditions for Atlanta and vicinity and generally fair weather across Georgia. Atmospheric pressure trends show high pressure over the northeast, moderate disturbances over Minnesota and the southwest, and scattered showers in the Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions. Heat is noted in western locations, with Phoenix 104, North Platte and Kansas City 100.
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Atlanta
Vicinty
Georgia
Rocky Mountains
Minnesota
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Phoenix
North Platte
Kansas City
Cc. F. von Herrmann
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J. I. Sweat
Western & Atlantic Rairoad
Lord Mitcatheson
Darius Cobb
Ameri
New York
Rie
Gray