Remittance Methods And Political Commentary In The South
Remittances may be sent by express post office money order or registered letter. SPECIAL NOTICE subscribers should not expect carriers to collect subscriptions or sell papers. Athens is praised as a potential stop on the national highway near Atlanta and the Glidden tour. The piece criticizes tax and education funding cuts while praising the Macon Telegraph and Col Pendleton for its growth and public role in Georgia and the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrier Bay
Atlanta
South Carolina
Georgia
South
Union
Athens
Macon Telegraph
Col
Pendleton
Augusta Chronicle
Telegraph
Times
Col. Pendleton
The
Macon
Extension of Train Service to Athens Area
The chamber of commerce pushes for extending the Seaboard Air Line passenger service beyond Athens to Elberton or Abbeville. Officials report active correspondence with S A L leaders. Merchants expect the new schedule will boost fall business by enabling morning arrivals for local markets and return trips in the afternoon.
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Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Elberton
Abbeville
Bondurant
Railroad Committee
Route for National Highway Should Pass Athens
An editorial from the Banner endorses routing the National Automobile Highway via Athens. It cites Clarke county roads as better and steadier, notes Athens’ educational heritage and history, and highlights local progress, hotels, and business growth as incentives to choose the Athens path. The piece urges route managers to adopt these reasons and promote Athens convincingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Athens
Constitution
Clarke County
Clarke
South
Union
Crawford Long
Asheville
Atlanta
The Aims of the Boy Scout Movement
Editorial outlines that Boy Scouts of America aim to shape character and citizenship through national and local councils. It notes a National Council with prominent men volunteering time and money, and an Official Handbook guiding patrols in practical methods and wholesome use of leisure time to foster strong manhood.
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Poys
Boy Scouts of America
Moilin
Scout Movement
Boy Scouts
National Council
Nout Ameria
This Date in History Aug 18 Through 1898
August 18 marks events from 160% Hudson in the Half Moon reaching Chesapeake Bay to 1898 notes on Presbyterian leader Dr Charles Lemuel Thompson born August 18 1839. The piece lists dates births deaths and historical notes with a stray aviation ad reference and a Macon capital campaign comment.
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Corcrete
Hudson
Chesapeake Bay
Louisburg
Newfoundland
James Beattie
Francis Joseph of Austria
Honore de Balzac
Queen Victoria
Prince Consort
Paris
Vigilancee Committee
San Francisco
Springfield
Grave
Lotte
Ole Bull
Democrats
Texas
Charles A. Culberson
Charles Lemuel Thompson
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Board of Home Missions
Allentown
Carroll College
Princeton
McCormick Theological
Janesville
Wis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
Kansas City
New York
Thompson
Presbyterian Missions
General Assembly
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
William T Newman A Quarter Century Judge Profile
The article in Case and Comment highlights Judge William T. Newman of the U S district court for the Northern District of Georgia. Born in Knoxville Tennessee on June 23 1843 he served in the Civil War losing his right arm, studied law in Atlanta, became city attorney there, and was appointed U S judge in 1886. The piece praises his integrity independence and fearlessness describing him as a respected jurist popular with rich and poor alike and noted for his physical presence leadership and commitment to justice.
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Lawyers’ Magazine
William T. Newman
United States District Court
Northern District of Georgia
United States
Northern’ District of Georgia
Knoxville
Tenn
Jonesboro
Atlanta
Newman
John L. Hopkins
Cleveland
Northern District of
Georgia
H. K. McCay
Fanny Percy Alexander
Ebenezer Alexander
Tennessee
Encyclopedia of Georgia
Benjamin
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Hill
McCay
American Farmers Helped Seed Over a Billion in Wealth
American farmers contributed more than a billion dollars in merchantable products, roughly half of U S exports for the year. Cotton leads 685 million. meat dairy 150 million. breadstuffs 123 million. tobacco 39 million. fruits nuts 25 million. vegetables 12 million. hides 5 million, with other items filling the rest of the 1 024 billion export total.
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United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Athens Banner
H. J. Rowe
Liverpool
Taft
Washington
BOY Scout ‘Movement
Second Tennessee Cavalry
Leutenant
John Pegram
Somerset
Johnson's Island
Lake Erie
National Progressive Cratic League
Trenton
N. J
Ners
Amsterdam
Ite
Scriot
H.R. Palmer & Sons Druggists
Clayton &T
Prince Ave
J. T. Anderson
Athens Engineching CO
Clayton St
Emerson
R. T. Goodwyn
Pho
NTRAL
Madison
Mclean
J. C. Hellner
Georgia Railroad
Gresley
Greeley & McIntire
Washington, D.C
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