Vice-President
A brief item from The Athens Banner notes that the Vice-President is mentioned in connection with local civic business. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
4
A brief item from The Athens Banner notes that the Vice-President is mentioned in connection with local civic business. No further details are provided in the readable text.
A reader letter argues Congress and the Fordney McCumber tariff fail to help American farmers facing huge corn and wheat surpluses with no European market. It urges open trade, warning tariffs depress prices and hurt rural communities while political blocs ignore farmer needs.
The piece argues the Fordney McCamber tariff would tax corsets, cotton thread, and ginghams. It cites estimates of up to 58 million dollars yearly in manufacturer taxes and urges women to vote against the tariff to protect household costs.
Missive from the Athens Banner files recounts a quiet scene on Broad Street with a restaurant incident and a pipe threat amid local chatter. It notes a University Bank semiannual dividend of four percent and remarks on landownership growth linked to a former resident, Mr Jackson, who now owns over 100 acres.
In Hancock avenue area residents on Saturdays see wagons with tomatoes turnip greens turnips cabbage potatoes peas beans eggs and chickens. Farmers supply town with farm raised produce and Wise citizens note wood and broom straw are also available after years of scarcity. Dink Martin of Martin Brothers shoes remains active in local civic efforts as he travels for contracts back to Buford and returns with new business deals.
A patrolman on patrol observed a dusky pedestrian walking with a crocus sack over his shoulder as night notes describe. the scene ends with unclear details and stray phrases, leaving the full incident obscured by garbled text.
Local notices announce judicial and legislative bids subject to a Democratic primary. M Hodgson and M W White seek election to the Superior Court and Clarke County House seat, urging support ahead of the primary on the stated date.
A vague incident describes a sack dropping on pavement with a loud thud and a strong odor. Investigators find a gallon of corn whiskey inside and note the carrier did not hesitate at potential arrest. The sack is turned in as evidence at headquarters.
A community mourns Mrs. R Hertz whose life embodied faith and service. The piece notes her indomitable will and youthful spirit, honoring a woman whose death inspires sincere grief and reflects the moral aims of faiths alike.
Special to the Banner-Herald reports in Atlanta GA that C W Mecare a known Atlanta merchant and insurgent faction leader was ejected from the State Central Republican committee meeting in the Candler Building by two detectives while attempting to enter the room for a proxy vote to elect a new chairman to succeed J L Phillips.
The account describes Philips submitting his resignation and being refused admittance after a ruling by Mr. Phillips who preached earlier. McClure tried to enter, was stopped by two detectives hired to prevent disturbance. Bruce Fant returned from Hot Springs after attending the National Convention of Christian Endeavor Societies and walked from New Orleans on his journey.
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