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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1913

Page

4

Athens Christmas notices and state progress notes

A compendium page from The Athens Banner with brief items on Christmas timing, theater hopes, cotton prices, weather, the Senate and President Wilson, forestry, Athens trade, and Georgia school funding. Highlights include the Christmas market in Athens, the sawmill paper pulp use in Oregon, forestry experiments, the education budget per child dropping to 3.17, and a surge of Georgia boys exceeding 100 bushels of corn per acre in multiple entries.

Georgia

The Double Barred Election in Athens

Two elections occur in Athens today one within city limits and a county wide vote Clarke County voters choose county commissioners for the first time direct from the electorate. The municipal race is described as formal with Dorsey named for mayor and endorsed aldermanic candidates from the primary. Voters are urged to participate to show support for future administration and to vote for the best men for county duties.

Athens Clarke Dorsey

President’s Message Links Mexican Turmoil to War

The president’s address to Congress calls Huerta a military despot and predicts his collapse soon. It urges continued watchful waiting and constitutional restoration in Mexico, stresses relief from business uncertainties, and pledges destruction of private monopolies while noting no peace while Huerta holds power.

Reguar Congress Rio Grande Mexico Huerta

Lever Bill and The Need for Scientific Farming

Howard H. Gross argues for the Lever Agricultural Extension Bill to create county agents who bring scientific farming to the field. He asserts U S yields lag Europe and promises the show me plan will double efficiency by improving methods, soil, and profits while reducing labor through machinery and education.

Europe Lever Agricultural Extension

Taft Ticket List of Officers and Directors

Taft slate includes Vice President H A Mudge and Treasurer D R Forgan with a board featuring Frank G Logan F A Delano F Baackes E S Conway John S Goodwin Clarence S Funk and Howard H Gross as directors.

Cloudy Day in Atlanta Dims Star Lineup for Soldier-Allstar Game

Atlanta promotes a football game between Seventeenth U S A soldiers and an all star team of Southern college captains. The advertised stars from Vanderbilt Sewanee Georgia Auburn and Tech may be unable to play due to ineligibility or absence, undermining the event and casting doubt on the matchup.

Atlanta Lewie Hardage Ray Morrison Nuck Brown Tom Brown Red Hasslock Vanderbilt Jenks Gillem Eric Cheape Sewanee University of Georgia Bob McWhorter Emp Peacock Hugh Conklin Auburn Kirke Newell Meadows Sheep’ Lamb John Davis Pitts Rip Majors Joe Smith Gordon Star Bob Paddock Peacock Newell Athout

Peep-Hole Watch Drives Off Rowdy Vaudeville Crowds

Last night at the Majestic theater a young man in front made loud noises and mocked performers. An agile solution used a backstage peephole to identify the offender, who was then removed and his admission money returned.

Majestic Theater

Warranted Alabama officials face bribery charges

Jackson Mississippi December 2 Associated Press says Sheriff Hyland arrived with warrants to arrest State Senator C A Hobbs and Lieutenant Governor Theodore Bilbo on charges of solicitation of bribes. Warrants not yet served.

Associated Press Jackson, Miss Hyland C. A. Hobbs Theodore Bilbo

Cleveland Ball Team Welcomed for Spring Training in Athens

Chancellor Barrow approves Cleveland American club using University athletic grounds next spring for training. The athletic board will seek full permission from Naps Vice President Barnard to use Sanford Field at Athens as needed in March, inviting the team to arrive for training. The chancellor calls it a good move to bring the players to Athens for the month.

Barrow Cleveland American Athletic Association of the University Athletic Board Barnard Naps Sanford Field Athens

Coach W A Cunningham Leaves for Kansas to Visit Family

This afternoon the University coach and baseball boss W A Cunningham departs on the vestibuled train to Independents Kansas to spend two months with his babies living with relatives. He will return around February first and may open a law office in the city to practice his profession.

W. A. Cunningham Independents Kansas

Woodmen Camp To Elect Officers Tonight

Woodmen of the World issue a notice calling all Geo. B. Davis Camp members to attend tonight for flurry of logs to turn and the annual election of officers. Clerk J Mappin notes the urgency of attendance.

Geo. B. Davis’ Camp J. Mappin

How to Bankrupt the Doctors By Thin Stockings

A New York physician says doctors would be bankrupt if not for women's thin stockings and shoes. The ad advises prompt treatment for colds to prevent pneumonia and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective, pleasant, and safe for coughs and colds, sold by dealers.

New York

New Kindergarten Opens At Y W C A In Athens

A kindergarten will open in the gymnasium of the Y W C A athletic building at Pulaski street and Hancock avenue. Miss Leith, the physical director, will lead it using Froebel and Montesorri methods for children aged three to six. Classes run Monday from December 8, 9:30 to 12:30, with city car lines passing by for easy access.

Athens Pulaski Street Hancock Avenue Miss Leith Froebel Boston Mass

Lucy Cobb Girls to Meet Gainesville High Team

The Lucy Cobb varsity girls basketball team faces Gainesville High on the Institute court Saturday at 3 PM. It is Lucy Cobb’s first local varsity game and should be a good contest. Admission is twenty five cents. Ladies only invite.

Lucy Cobb Gainesville High School the Institute

Notice of Kentucky mules sale and cough remedy ad

Notice announces three carloads of fine Kentucky mules arriving December 15 shipped from Bowling Green Kentucky by W S Holman Co. The text promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for croup and coughs with a testimonial from Lewis Chamberlain of Manchester Ohio and urges purchase at 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle from H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia St Louis.

Kentucky Bowling Green W. S. Holman & CO Dr. King Lewis Chamberlain Manchester Ohio H. E Bucklen & Co Phila St. Louis

Tango Roots Out Corns Guaranteed Remedy

Advertising claim for Tango Corn Remedy promises instant relief from corns and bunions with core pain removal. Product touted as painless and quick acting, with a money back guarantee by Jacobs Pharmacy Atlanta. Available at druggists for 25 cents.

Jacobs* Pharmacy Atlanta

Public school funds apportioned to Athens Clarke and Georgia counties

The state education office released per capita school fund allocations. Clarke county receives 7,801.37 dollars and Athens city 11,665 dollars for local systems, with the state totaling 3.17 per child annually. County and city apportionments list numerous sums for many cities and counties across Georgia.

Clarke County Athens Adel Adrian Americus Ashburn Atlanta Bainbridge Barnesville Blackshear Blakely Bluffton Boston Bowersville Canon Cedar Grove Clarkston Cochran Columbus Commerce Conyers Cordele Covington Dawson Decatur Dexter Doeran Douglas Dublin East Point Fairfax Fitzgerald Flintstone Gainesville Glennville Griffin Hartwell Hawkinsville Hazelhurst Hogansville Inman Jesup Kirkwood LaFayette LaGrange Lawrenceville Sumter City Madison Marietta Martin Menlo Moultrie Nelson Newnan Nichols Ocila Pearson Pinehurst Pineview Rome Buford Cadwell Cornelia Dallas Lavonia Lithonia Rochelle Russell Senojia Statesbor Chickamauga Alamo Appling Baker Baldwin Banks Bartow Ben Hill Berrien Bibb Brooks Bryan Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden Campbell Carroll Catoosa Chariton Colquitt Columbia Coweta Crawford Crisp Dade DeKalb Dodge Dooly Dougherty

Ellery Band to Visit Athens in Musical Festival Event

Athens hosts Ellery Band on the 11th at the Auditorium under the Athens Musical Festival Association. The program features Ellery with singers Thomas Wallace and Bayne Young from Glasgow, presenting grand opera numbers and a broad English Scottish Irish and American song repertoire. A Waco farewell scene by pink carnations is recalled, showing the band’s popular appeal.

Athens Athens Musical Festival Association Ellery's Knoxville Atlanta Ellery Band Ellery Taddero di Girolamo Thomas Wallace Bayne Young Glasgow Scotland Wallace John McCormick Mr. Young United Kingdom Cotton Palace Waco South Texas

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