Athens Daily Banner notices and city life reflections
The item outlines subscription rates for the Athens Daily Banner with terms and accepted payment methods. It notes Special Notice warnings about carriers not authorized to solicit subscriptions and references various city and state political mentions, infrastructure projects, and local governance observations in Atlanta and Athens. It mentions J Lindsay Johnson and roles in Rome and Georgia, and discusses paving Prince avenue and other municipal improvements.
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Athens
Wilson Pushes Strong Defense Buildup for Permanent Peace
President Wilson backs a practical national defense program with aims to expand the navy and army. He has asked War and Navy secretaries to report plans, signaling possible congressional action and a drift toward broader armament amid European conflict.
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Wilson
Bryan
War and Navy Departments
White House
Congress
Army
Navy
More Farmers and Better Farms at Tybee Meeting
The Savannah Board of Trade gathering on Tybee brought Georgia business leaders together to push agricultural development. The group urged selective immigration to add one hundred thousand capable farmers, noting ten million idle acres could yield enormous profits with intensive 50 acre plots.
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Tybee
Savannah Board of Trade
Georgia
Elimination of Grade Crossings by Railroads Expands
Railroads shift from at grade crossovers to underpasses and bridges to boost safety and service. The Southern reports 54 of 73 grade crossings eliminated in Virginia and North Carolina last year, with wider industry adoption. Georgia sees growth in future crossing removals as automobile use rises.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Southern
Georgia
Weathered Blues: Heat Prods Hustle in Van Anciant Tone
A lively regional verse warns of extreme heat as the sun blazes. It urges constant movement to stir a breeze and cope with the muggy, sweltering day, describing sweat and scorched air in vivid, old time diction.
Spot Cotton Market Shows Mixed Regional Rates
The market reports mixed activity with Atlantic regions steady to nominal while New York remains quiet. Prices across Southern hubs like Athens, Savannah, Augusta, and Charleston hover around 8 50 to 9 10 cents with several cities showing steady quotations and others listing nominal values.
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Athens
Atlanta
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Savannah
Norfolk
Augusta
Houston
Baltimore
Quiet
Memphis
Charleston
St. Louis
Mobile
New Bills Introduced Across Georgia Legislature
Routine list of Senate and House bills and resolutions introduced in Georgia on July 27. Proposals include regulating education administration and plumbing examiners, amending civil and taxation laws, and creating state departments. Local bills and financial appropriations also noted.
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Atlanta
Senate
Holden, Minter
Buchanan
Boykin
Akin
Moon
Wilkes County
Covington
City Court of
Madison
Walton County
Hoschton
Crie
House
Georgia School For the Deaf
Harris
Washington
Bullard
Campbell
State Warehouse Department
Webb
Lowndes
Smith
DeKalb
Fairbright
Burke
Stark
Jackson
General Treasury Fund
Atkinson
Emmanuel
Clements
Irwin
Fulton
Georgia Training School For
Mr. Fullbright
John M. Slaton
Leo M. Frank
Counties Near Clarke County Reported in Labor and Commerce List
A historical summary lists Clarke County neighbors Jackson Elbert Barrow Madison Oglethorpe Oconee and Stephens counties. It details county sites, major factories and mills, banks capitals, railways, streams, and 1910 population by race, with town data for Jefferson Commerce Elberton Winder Watkinsville Lexington and more.
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Hal Stanley
Clarke County
Clarke Jackson
Jackson County
James Jackson
Savannah
England
Georgia
America
Congress
Clarke
Madison
Walton, Gwinett and Hall
Jefferson
Braselton
Commerce
Hoschton
Harmony Grove Cotton Mills
Commerce Fertilizer Co
Farmers Oil Mill
Southern Cotton Oil Co
Jefferson—Jefferson Cotton Mills
Southern Oil Co
Ethridge
E. H
Hardy
J. N
McNair-Young &Co
Braselton Brothers
Hoschton—DeLaperriere
W. P
Hoschton Cotton Oil Co
Pendergrass Oil Mill
Center
Nicholson
Pendergrass
Oconee River
Big Sandy
Beach
Gainesville
Banks—Commerce
First National
Capital
Northeastern Banking Co
Bank of Jackson County
Jefferson Banking Co
Pendergrass Pender
Elbert
Elbert County
Wilkes
Samuel Elbert
Elberton
Hiberton
Beverly Mills
Elberton Mfl. Co
Elbert County Fert., Co
Elberton Fert., Co
Farmers Warehouse U Co
D. T. Manget
Marietta Fert, Co
T. O. Tabor & Sons
Elberton Oil Mills
Elberton Machine Works
Elberton Brick Co
Atlantic Ice & Coal Corporation
Elberton Ice Co
J. F. Aulds & Sons
Busgies
W. B. Nethery
Bowman
Bowen-Ray Co
L. L. Gian & Co
Teasley & Son
Savannah River
Broad River
Beaver Dam
Bertram
Southern
Seaboard Air Line
Elberton & Eastern
Bank of Elberton
Citizens Bank
Elberton Loan & Savings Bank
Bank of Bowman
Farmers Bank
Barrow
Barrow County
Jackson, Walton and Gwinnett
David C. Barrow
The
State University
Winder
Bell Overall Co
Winder Guan» Co
Winder Oil Mills
Winder Bottling Works
Oliver Canon Co
Patat
N. E
Comer—Comer Mercantile Co
Rowe, W. A. & Co
Colbert
Smithonia Cotton Oil Co
Madison County
Carlton
Comer
Danielsville
Hull
Carlton Bank
Planters Bank
Comer Bank
Peoples Bank
Corbert
Bank of Colbert
Bank of
Oconee
Oconee County
Watkinsville
Robert Watkins
Augusta
Bishop
Farmington
High Shoals
Morgan and
Walton
Morgan County
A. C
Apalachee
Barbers Creek
Central of Georgia
Bishop Banking Co
Bogart
Oconee County Bank
Oglethorpe
Oglethorpe County
Greene
Green
Taliaferro
Maxeys—Brightwell, A. T., & Son
Crawford—Oglethorpe Oil and Ferrizer Co
Caster Furniture Co
Crawford
Lexington
Maxeys
Smithonia
Bank of Crawford
Bank of Lexington
Ugtethorpe County Bank
Bank of Maxeys
Stephens
Bank of Stephens
Clouas
New High Record Balance of Trade for 1915
The United States reports a new high balance of trade for the fiscal year ended June 30 1915 with total imports and exports at 4 442 864 272 dollars an increase over 1914 and 1913. Exports reached 2 768 643 532 dollars up significantly while imports fell slightly to 1 674 220 740 dollars. Gold movements and duty free shares are noted along with June 1915 figures and comparisons to prior years.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Commerce Today
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