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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1911

Page

4

Athens Banner ad rates and scattered editorial items

The Athens Banner outlines carriage and subscription rates, payment methods, and a request for timely delivery notifications. It cites political notes about Taft and the Alaska land scandal, Rockefeller’s age and spectacles, Senate tariff actions, a Chattanooga inspection trip proposal, and a Sumter County plantation sale at eighty thousand dollars with calls to break large plantations into small farms to attract new settlers.

Georgia Sumter County

Statehouse panel to hear colleges on Thursday afternoon

The appropriations committee of the house will hear from educational institutions Thursday afternoon. The cause of the various colleges will be presented by their representatives. Legislators seem inclined to support the institutions this year if finances permit. The state should enact tax laws to bring untaxed property onto the tax rolls to ensure funds for education.

Appropriations Committee House State of the Treasury

Georgia Legislature Should Ensure Prompt Teacher Pay

The writer urges swift action at the current session to guarantee timely salaries for common school teachers in Georgia. It condemns existing meager pay and the need for teachers to endure months of delay and discount their wages to moneylenders.

Georgia

The Banner Subscription Contest Opens With Big Prizes

The Daily and Weekly Banner announces a contest running until September 4 offering substantial prizes funded by subscriptions and money collected. It urges residents of Clarke County and surrounding areas to participate, emphasizing the paper’s service and the value of subscriptions to readers and friends competing for prizes.

Clarke Banner Eighth Congressional District

Florida and the Convicts Face Lease System Reform

The Florida convict lease debate echoes Georgia’s past as citizens demand abolition and road labor for convicts. Governor Gilchrist vetoes the reform, arguing the lease system is more humane and economically beneficial, while critics contend the measure is sound policy whose time has come.

Florida Georgia Gilchrist

July 11 History Highlights Across Centuries

On July 11 events span Champlain’s discovery, Marlborough and Eugene defeating French besiegers at Ondenards, John Quincy Adams born in 1767, Eastport captured in 1814, Fremont sighting Pike’s Peak in 1843, Confederates threatening Washington in 1864, Laurier becoming Canada’s premier in 1896, Miles arriving in Cuba in 1898, the South Carolina launching in 1908, and the Vatican protesting Spain’s treatment of religious orders in 1910.

Champlain Duke of Marlborough Prince Eugene Ondenards Belgium John Quincy Adame U. S Quincy Mass Washington, D. C Eastport Fremont Pike's Peak Col Sir Wilfrid Laurier Canada Miles Cuba South Carolina Philadelphia Vatican Spain

Birthday of George W. Norris Leader in Insurgent Republicans

George W. Norris of Nebraska s Fifth District, a prominent insurgent Republican in the House, was born July 11 1861 on a Sandusky County Ohio farm. Orphaned young, he worked with farmers, pursued limited schooling, attended Baldwin University and Indiana Normal School, then a law degree before entering Nebraska politics. He served three terms as prosecuting attorney, was district court judge from 1895 to 1902, and elected to Congress in 1902.

George W. Norris Nebraska Sandusky County Ohio Baldwin University Indiana Normal School Congress

Senate Bills Introduced Include Three Local Measures

In Atlanta on July 10, several bills were introduced in the senate. Proposals include Carlton's school bonds, gubernatorial appointment of high court judges and attorney general, a new St Marys city court, and a measure making liquor license possession prima facie evidence of guilt, plus a move to designate state depositories in Decatur. Also noted is Ely's Cream Balm advertisement and Hoboken voters opposing the commission form of government.

Atlanta Senate W. E. Whitehead Carlton Felker 27Th W. N. King 4Th St. Mary's J. H. Felker United States W. D. Crawford J. W. Mayson Decatur

State budget hearing on Athens street paving aid

Representative DuBose filed a bill in the House seeking a state appropriation to reimburse Athens for extensive street paving around the University of Georgia campus. Athens has funded campus improvements and extensions, with significant prior gifts and cash contributions noted by supporters.

Atlanta DuBose Clarke Athens University of Georgia Broad Street Lumpkin Street University

Legislature Actions and Notices In Brief

Monday House actions included Governor Smith’s four messages on mansion property disposal and a flood of local and general bills with early adjournment for committee meetings. Senate held a brief session, welcomed several new bills, and adjourned at noon. Advertisement for Bicaise’s Mange Cure and a notice on the dissolution of J P Fears & Son with business continuing under J P Fears. Indebted parties urged to settle promptly.

Senate J. P. Fears & Son A. C. Fears J. P. Fears

Wilson funeral announced for Mrs Love A Wilson

Friends and acquaintances are invited to a funeral for Mrs Love A Wilson at the Christian church this Tuesday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. Family members Mr Joe H Wilson and Mr and Mrs Charles Elder are noted in the notice.

Wilson Love A. Wilson Joe H. Wilson Charles Elder Christian Church

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised and Police Mischief Tale

An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure offering one hundred dollars reward for cure and includes testimonials from F. J. Cheney Co. The piece also jokes about a citizen asking the police to investigate the theft of an evening paper for one penny, noting no action was taken.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo O. We F. J. Cheney National Bank OF Commerce O. Hall

New Sleeping Car Line Between Atlanta and Memphis

Southern Railway and Frisco System inaugurate through Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping car service from Atlanta to Memphis via Birmingham and Frisco System. Depart Atlanta 4 10 p m arrive Memphis 7 30 a m effective Sunday July 2 reservations Main 142 city ticket office 1 Peachtree St. J L Meek A G P A James Freeman D P A Atlanta Georgia.

Atlanta Memphis Southern Railway Frisco Tenn Birmingham City Ticket Office Peachtree St J. L. Meek James Freeman Georgia

Cardui touted by North Carolina reader

A reader from Lenoir North Carolina praises Cardui the women tonic claiming it strengthened her after a two week wash and left her stout as a mule she urges others to use the gentle vegetable tonic to relieve headaches backache and other weakness in women citing decades of use and a mail offer for information.

Lenoir, N. C Kate Waters Lenoir, N.C Cardui N. B

Yesterday's Results Show No Memphis Atlanta Game

Wet grounds cancel the Memphis versus Atlanta matchup. In Montgomery batteries for Mobile and Montgomery, with umpires Pfeminger, were noted. Birmingham and Nashville listings include batteries for New Orleans and Chattanooga with umpires Fitzsimmon and Rudderham, and Atchison and Munson respectively.

Memphis Atlanta Birmingham New Orleans Fraser and Angermier Prough Yantz Fitzsimmons and Rudderham Nashville R. H. EL Chattanooga Covaleski Higgins Atchison and Munson Colli Flower

Seaboard Air Line and Gainesville Midland Schedules

Train times listed for Seaboard Air Line and Gainesville Midland effective June 1 1911 show daily mixed departures and arrivals with Sunday only services. Mixed trains run daily except Sunday with evening arrivals and morning departures, while Sunday services include specific morning or evening slots.

Gainesville Midland

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