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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1921
Page
5
A testimonial extols Tanlac for curing stomach issues and reviving a weak patient, claiming the remedy strengthens the heart, aids delicate stomachs, and contains only vegetable ingredients. The ad notes Tantacin sold in Athe by J. Smith & Bros. and druggists.
Kiwanis at the Y M C A installed new officers led by President Charles E. Martin. Judge Andrew J. Cobb presided and lauded retiring president W F Dorsey, who received a gold Past President button. Fleetwood Lanter attends Georgia Kiwanis district trustee meeting in Macon. detailed committees named for the 1922 regime and 1921 officers listed.
Memphis Tennessee officials report a special meeting of Southern Yellow Pine manufacturers discussed reducing railroad freight rates on southern pine. The Southern Pine Association proposed appealing the Interstate Commerce Commission for fair and reasonable tariffs and backed the Snell McCormick forestry bill as part of broader forestry legislation efforts aimed at meeting lumber demand.
In Memphis Tenn the annual meeting of the Educational Association of the Methodist Episcopal Church went on record supporting closer cooperation with other denominations in Christian education. Committees were named to confer with educational boards of other churches as the convention neared a ren the next renere csonteranne.
The pattern offers seven sizes 34 to 46 inches with a 38 inch size needing 5 5 yards of 44 inch material. Suitable fabrics include serge broadcloth velvet satin and taffeta. Foundation skirt width requires 2% yards. Pattern illustration mailed on receipt of payment by silver or stamp.
Letters to the Athens Chamber of Commerce show strong interest in relocating to Athens and Northeast Georgia. Prospective residents include a Morriston, Arkansas man seeking the State University and permanent home, and a Charleston sausage manufacturer evaluating a large plant. Dairymen from the Midwest and West consider Georgia for winter grazing and profitability, signaling a shift from cotton agriculture and a broader lessons for local farmers.
The Collector of Internal Revenue J. T. Rose announces a Treasury decision effective December 16 directing prompt adjustment of refunds and abatements under new income tax procedures ordered by Commissioner David H. Bintz. The notice outlines changes in tax handling within the District of Georgia.
Stated plan changes the handling of overpayments. After December 15th taxpayers will not be told to file claims. Instead they receive a certification of overassessment and a refund check or a credit against the income tax. The change aims to speed refunds and reduce taxpayer and government workload.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a York health funding scheme and an appropriation of around 90000 dollars. Other garbled fragments mention historic rail use in the United States from January 15, 1831, and dates near 1692, with unclear relevance to the main item.
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