Athens Daily Banner promotes courthouse bonds and political debate
The notice urges readers to vote for the courthouse bonds in Clarke County while outlining subscription details for the Athens Daily Banner and criticizing political events. It notes Governor Brown’s private status, mentions senator candidates, a local option bill, and the Western circuit lynching context as part of ongoing state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Polis
Walton and Gwinnett
College Graduates and Farming
The article argues that agricultural graduates often return to farming or teach, and both paths benefit the nation. It notes heavy demand for agricultural teachers and that many graduates prefer farming despite teaching opportunities. The piece predicts eventually most graduates will focus on farm work and agricultural development.
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State College of Agriculture
Petition in incubator signals suffrage talk in Atlanta
The Woman s Civic League of Atlanta submitted a petition to the city council asking for voting rights for women. Officials promptly placed it in the incubator, a move seen as a cautious, symbolic response likely to stall any real advancement.
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South
Lever
Anow
Woman's Civic League
Atlanta
al Istep
Georgia Watermelon To The Front In Poor Crop Year
Georgia faces a melon season boosted by weather damage to peaches and a ruined cantaloupe crop. Hot conditions shriveled vines and nearly wiped out cantaloupes, but watermelons offer relief with strong prices and expectations of a large harvest. The improved melon outlook lifts Georgia growers despite overall hot weather and scarce fruit.
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Georgia
Red Sox Change at Catcher Rumors Scout Picks New Outfielder
The passage notes potential change at catcher with Nanamaker challenging Bill Carrigan for Boston's first catcher role. Scout Mike Kahoe hints at an acquisition from Song of the Gadsden team and mentions Mike Donlin returning to the Giants as a pinch hitter with plans to join the regular lineup soon.
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Nanamaker
Bill Carrigan
Boston Red Sox
Mike Kahoe
Washington Club
Red” Walker
Song of the
Mike Donlin
Giants
Mike
On the Banks of the Chatooga Camp Rally Notes
The YMCA camp on the Chatooga River near Tallulah Falls runs July 11 to 24 with boys of all ages eager to attend. Thirty or more boys must be registered by July 4 for travel, meals, and equipment, as older members recall past years and plan this mountain vacation in Athens, Georgia.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Chatooga River
Tallulah Falls
Togo
Young Men's Christian Association of
Athens, Ga
Criger Quits Baseball Returns to Michigan Farm
Milwau kee reports Lou Criger has quit professional baseball and returned to his farm in Michigan after being released by Milwaukee. Market notes show July wheat at 89% values.
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Milwaukee
Lou Criger
Michigan
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