Japan shifts from debtor to creditor in war finance
Tokio reports Japan has become a creditor nation amid World War I strains with Great Britain borrowing 160 million yen in a short term issue. Japanese funds flow into Entente bonds and notes total about 615 million yen, with cash payments abroad rising to 1.006 billion yen since the war began. Analysts project further influx of up to 2 billion yen if the war lasts another year.
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Weather forecast for Athens and Georgia Saturday
Special to the Banner reports Athens and vicinity will be fair today with warmer temperatures. Georgia forecast shows fair tonight then unsettled and possibly rain Saturday, warmer. A high pressure area sits over the middle Atlantic, with cold air in the northwest. Temperatures range from 4 to 40 degrees across various cities. disturbance in the southwest suggests cloudiness and rising temps in Oklahoma. Warmer weather expected for Atticus area tonight and Saturday with more clouds.
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Vote for John Walker Wier in Piano Contest
A local promotion urges voters to back John Walker Wier, identified as Baby No 6, in a piano contest. The event center and sponsoring group are cited, with voting details and dates implied.
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Entirely New Program of the Greater Neil OBrien Minstrels
Neil O Briens Great American Minstrels present an entirely new program at the Colonial Monday night marking the fifth season. Highlights include The Jitney Joy Bus a gasoline satire written and produced by OBrien, The Ebony Yacht Club a new song and dance act by James Gorman, Eddie Ross with a fresh monologue, and The Bold Brave Black and Tans a one act piece by Geo M Cohan. Also featured are singers comedians and a noon day parade of minstrel boys with a new stage setting strategy.
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Georgia Eighth district election results show Brand leading
Official figures from thirteen Georgia counties for congressman race in the Eighth district confirm Brand's plurality of 2921. The list shows candidates Brand, Brown, McCurry, Park, Williford, and Stovall in alphabetical order with two names transposed. The Banner published the results yesterday morning and a nine o'clock bulletin summarized the night of the election.
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Winder mayor retires with a record of service
The Barrow County Times summarizes auditor reports on Winder’s city government under Mayor W. C. Perry. The piece praises Perry’s two years in office, defending taxpayers against money power and lauding his defense of those needing help, noting the public service amid political pressure.
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Winder’s Growth Highlighted by Public Record
A local review praises past administration in Winder noting three councilmen stood by the mayor, cites a $9,000 floating debt paid, a new school building in the mill district, and marked educational advancement. Audit shows assets of 192,525.67 and liabilities of 156,404.71, with a net gain of 6,120.96 amid personal sacrifice by Mr. Perry and allies.
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Woman's burden eased by Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Callie Richards of 646 Pulaski St Athens reports backache and tiredness from kidney distress. After using one box of Deans Kidney Pills her back eased and kidneys began functioning properly. Price 65 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y adv
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Dollars for national forest roads and trails allocated
Washington announces the 1918 allotments from the ten million federal aid for national forest roads. Alaska to Oregon receive varying sums, with Washington at 91944 and Oregon 228111. a group of eastern states shares a smaller total. About ten percent of the 1918 funds is withheld, the rest allocated by forest area and timber value.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised By Local Resident
A reader from Lost Valley Ga reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the most effectual cure for a stubborn cough and colds. The testimonial notes quick relief after taking the product, with the cough disappearing each time. Obterm able everywhere.
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