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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1921

Page

6

Athens public schools assign teachers for coming year

De L Bond announces grade assignments for Athens public schools. Sessions begin September 7 with changes possible after opening. List covers College Avenue Childe Baxter Oconee Nantahala East Athens West Broad Newton East Athens High School and Athens High and Industrial School with principals, teachers and grades for each.

Athens de L. Bond Athens Public Childe Street C. Patman M M. Bloomfeld M. B. Rogers R. Mason Misa M. L. Bradbury E. Mason Misa L. Bird O. Holloman C. Thornton M. Lamb Misa I. Cooper E. Bradbury Baxter Street R. Maddox E. Freeman Nantahala Avenue N. Shockley F. O. Williamson Eaig A. McDorman Bird

Easy money to big investors in September dividends

The New York Journal of Commerce reports that September will see about 236 million dollars in dividends and interest paid to American investors. Industrial stocks and railroads provide most of the amount, with about 180 million from bonds. Roughly 75 large corporations have halted dividends, blamed on dull sales, canceled orders, excess inventory, overexpansion, and tax-driven losses. Wall Street expects most dividends to resume in early 1922.

Albert Apple New York New York Journal of Commerce Uncle Sam Liberty Comen Wall Street

Clarke farmers urged to fight cotton boll weevils

Clarke county leaders and US Department of Agriculture agents push an active campaign against boll weevil damage. Fifty dusting machines operate countywide with 80,000 pounds of poison purchased, under guidance of Dr. Viboro. Cotton remains Clarke’s main cash crop until markets for diversified crops develop. plans include warehouses, grain elevators, and cold storage to expand commercial agriculture.

Clarke County Department, of Agriculture United States Viboro Tallulah Fallsch Clarke Font Jeropa Hye G. HH. Helme Winterville

Cotton Market Sees Bull Run Ahead of September Report

Market observers foresee a seven million bale U S cotton crop for 1921 hindered by adverse weather and boll weevil damage. With prices rising and middling cotton near 1.25 to 1.15 a pound, experts predict 18 to 25 cents per pound soon while noting Texas and Georgia outputs will be down and shortages may lift futures. Analysts from H F Bachman & Co report hot, sunny belt conditions and widespread drought hurting yields, supporting a bullish outlook and steady demand.

Texas Lone Star Georgia J. J. Brown South Georgia H. F. Bachman & Co New York Cotton Belt Oklahoma Tennessee Arkansas North Carolina South Carolina

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