County fair enthusiasm grows across Clarke and surrounding counties
Statewide interest rises in an upcoming agricultural fair proposed for Clarke County. Athens residents and Spalding County citizens discuss premiums, exhibits, and state-wide participation, urging swift subscriptions and completed advertising and premium lists for a successful event.
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Banneria
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Death of Lem W. Cox at 22 in Athens
Lem W. Cox, twenty two, longtime pressman for The Athens Banner, died yesterday morning at his father's home on College Avenue after a several week illness. He was a member of the First Methodist church. The funeral will be held at 2:30 PM today at Seay & Seay with pallbearers listed as Rowat Reed Cobb Lampkin Von derau Hutcheson andtones.
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E. D. Cox
College Avenue
Lem W. Cox
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Athens
First Methodist Church
Dorsey & Funkenstein
Twito
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W.reed
Cobb Lampkin
WH Vonderau
O. Hutcheson
Before Christmas Traditions and Little narrated Misread Tales
A fragmentary text evokes Christmas preparation and family scenes with dogs, crickets, and a grandparent figure. It references a vivid kitchen and household ritual, plus a note about a missioner like Healdhas and a field named Engenoe, interwoven with nursery rhyme style phrases.
Trade edition omits city official Turner
The Banner acknowledges omissions in the trade edition aimed at highlighting business interests and city management. It regrets not mentioning W. W. Turner, popular and efficient clerk of council and city treasurer, among the officials referenced, noting he has served as treasurer for over seven years.
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W. W. Turner
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Ae Engenoe
York
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