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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
4
The Athens Banner announces publication details for Athens Georgia with publisher address, editor name, mailing status, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It notes mail handling, payment methods, regularity expectations, AP association membership, and rights reserved for republication of news and social dispatches.
In Athens and Clarke county the push to build cotton warehouses grows urgent to protect the crop from weather and to support local business. Rome has already organized a 100000 dollar enterprise, showing strong public support. Athens is urged to follow and act quickly to secure funds, facilities, and investment. The move promises higher cotton shipments, broader commercial benefits, and increased prosperity for the whole community.
The Georgia State College of Agriculture begins a campaign in South Georgia under the slogan More Money Crops. Local representatives will organize meetings over several weeks in the nt section of the state. A strong program has been prepared with topics including Weevil, Flog, Permanent Pass on, Farm Growing.
A compact set of quiz questions and notes on terms and figures. It covers expressions like Beauty is only skin deep, pseudonyms in authorship, Dante’s Inferno, carousel as amusement, Antwerp diamond trade, The Times fame, Reginald De Koven, February origin, and asks about Birds of a Feather, malfeasance, barnstormer, the human life function, thyme, Thursday, Maxim Gorki, Lutheranism, goes, and a survey.
A lyrical morning note assuring readers to greet the day with optimism. It emphasizes looking past blues by honest self reflection and a bright outlook, urging sincerity and steadiness as the day begins. The piece uses playful spelling and imagery to comfort and uplift.
The death of Mrs Annie Barnett at home near Jefferson removes a pioneer Jackson county woman aged 73. Survived by five daughters including Mrs Charles Pinson and Mrs Wm Jefferson, one son Mr tt of Jefferson. Services and interment set for 10 oclock at Thyatira Church.
A devotional note urges believers to cast anxiety aside and seek peace through prayer and supplication with thanksgiving. It emphasizes a divine peace beyond understanding, warns of sin’s unrest, and urges repeated, grateful petitions to align with God’s will, promising inward protection and calm.
Dear Miss Jewett explains Booth Tarkington's name is a pseudonym context with examples of his works. It cites two of his titles The Turmoil and The Gentleman from Indiana and mentions real name details and addresses. The column also covers marital statuses of Alice Brady Anita Stewart and Viola Dana Newton Booth Tarkington facts. It discusses author identities and the Booth Tucker family Volunteers in New York and legal name usage noting Ohio restrictions.
Ruling prices from the day include New Orleans Cotton at 35.55¢, New York at quiet 35.55¢, and various futures for Mar May July Oct Dec. Liberty bonds show 2:55 p.m. values with multiple issues listed, including First 4s at 90.98 and Victory bonds near 97.90.
A called communication of Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22 F and A M will be held in Masonic Hall this Thursday evening February 6 at eight o'clock. The M M degree will be conferred. All duly qualified brethren are invited to attend. By order of H A Nix W M Mo G Quinn Sect.
In Blackburn district clerics note higher living costs with marriage fees up from 50 to 60 percent. A memorial arch proposal in Blaine Washington marks a century of peace between Canada and the United States. U S Navy sailors on the flagship South Dakota are warmly received during a Japan visit.
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