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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1905
Page
2
The Athens Banner lists subscription rates and delivery notes, urging cash in advance and proper notification for delivery issues. It comments on politics, roving opinions, and public sentiment with references to Roosevelt, Russia, and Prohibition.
The Northeast Georgia Fair returns this fall with enhanced agricultural exhibits and larger premiums. Merchants and residents are urged to support the event to benefit Athens and neighboring counties, with special emphasis on county displays and broader participation. The editorial also tackles social and civil equality debates, Roosevelt's remarks, and a vaccine against catarrh claim. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised with a money back guarantee and available from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
The Banner argues for prudent fertilizer use and shifting focus from cotton to corn and other crops. It notes farmers should stockpile manure, select quality fertilizers, and consider expanding non cotton yields to gain independence, while Roosevelt’s remarks on the Negro question are discussed with cautious interest.
Marietta Ga February 14 The treasurer s office of Cobb county remains unsettled J Gid Morris has received his commission but John Awtrey the ordinary refuses to administer the oath Supreme Court ruled J B Glover could not hold clerk of the superior court and county treasurer and that Morris was elected with no other candidate. election superintendents must consolidate his vote.
A promotion from Frisco Townsite Company offers a trip to Oklahoma and return travel along with five days of hotel expenses tied to each investment in the Town Realty Co. The notice appears with an address at 34 College Avenue and references a promotional real estate deal.
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