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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
4
A denser discussion urges city leaders to curb unsightly land deals and guide development. It calls for more civic committees, clear tasks, and proactive planning to transform rough lots into trees and parks. Emphasis falls on women’s civic work and sustained local organization.
Fragmentary text references the Engineering Council and plant conditions. Details are unreadable due to OCR errors, with scattered phrases about events, vows, and rapid changes. No coherent facts or names are extractable.
The readable fragments discuss coal, industry products and potential drilling needs, hinting at factory or plant production topics. Names and clear events are absent, leaving a vague note on industrial output and equipment needs.
Fragmentary verse describes a trek through mountains with wrecked ambition and a near death. A Wise Man’s answer appears as a cryptic call guiding the speaker toward a fate foretold by evening, then by morning, amid fatigue and doubt.
A jumble of garbled quiz items lists birth stones for December, a cassowary fact, Utah birds, and a stray query about the Green Monifithins location. The text includes misspelled phrases and unreadable segments.
Market notes show New York steady at 10.75 cents and Savannah steady at 10 cents with limited variation in other ports. The text also references a Louisiana statute restricting publication or circulation of horse race betting information, noting state constitutional clauses against such betting disclosures.
The column surveys Henry Clews & Co and market commentary on sugar prices, railroads, and government finance. It highlights improving railroad expectations, concerns over dividend policies, and gold reserves as part of the broader economic tone.
Henry Clews notes a wave of dividend omissions among about 100 companies, with many suspending payments. He cites purchases at current levels and widespread doubt about stockholder returns as cotton markets slow, while some firms remain doubtful.
A large delegation of workers from the B Y P I of the Appalachian association led by Rev W H Faust will depart Winder Georgia tomorrow for the state convention in Opa ayan. Delegates include Sylvester Sauls Hearst Bagwell Carl Cal Hilda Faust and others. They aim to support the convention to be held in Tvliens next year.
The wooden statue of the German field Marshal nicknamed the Iron Hindenburg is up for sale as firewood. It was built to be covered with nails, and a small fee was charged for the privilege of driving each nail into the statue.
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