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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
6
In a major NEA address, Joseph Swain argues growth in citizenship requires teachers with high intellectual and moral training. He urges continuous education, expanded pedagogical knowledge, and strong religious conviction as core to nurturing civic virtue in schools and homes.
The Sanges Hotel in Athens offers its furnishings and lease in a bankruptcy sale totaling 2860 dollars. The hotel building has been remodeled at over 2000 dollars, with all rooms described as A-1 and the furniture in good condition. The property sits opposite the Holman Building and near the Elks Club and University Campus, convenient to town business and the university. Bids will be opened July 7 and the sale is subject to confirmation.
Hotel San Ges is to be operated on the European plan until sold under trustee H. M. Rylee as Clarke County Bank buys notes. Also an advertisement urges Kickapoo Worm Killer for children with symptoms of worms, highlighting candy form and 25 cent price.
Judge Charles H. Brand announces his candidacy to succeed himself as judge of the Superior Court in the Western circuit. He pledges a businesslike, impartial, fair approach, serving all jurors litigants and officers with equal courtesy and dispatch while upholding the sage rule to hear courteously answer wisely consider soberly and decide impartially.
Special to The Banner from Columbus Georgia reports widespread industrial growth across the Southeast. Florida bonds raise funds for docks sewers waterworks and schools while Georgia images of urban improvement include municipal warehouses sewer systems and lighting expansions. Alabama projects include road building and courthouse work as well as gas and lighting investments.
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