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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
3
A fragment from a vintage ad shows claims about realistic wallpaper designs. John L. Arnold promotes floral Palm leaves, signs of a decorative focus and house painting services.
A fragmented note highlights how trade and commerce could be boosted by strong banking ties. It references progressive methods and partnerships with associates to push financial growth under the Georgian National banner.
The Pennsylvan ia Railroad paid a quarterly dividend of 6 808 469 dollars to 75 492 stockholders, the largest on record, with 36 487 women among them. This exceeds the November count by about 1 000, reflecting strong shareholder participation.
Boston report on William M. Wood president of the American Woolen Company and allies facing trial in Suffolk County for complicity in alleged dynamite planting during the Lawrence mill strike. The case, to start next week, is expected to be sensational and involve major figures and wealth.
A Georgia woman and Atlanta residents discuss farm life changes as electric power expands to rural areas. Officials say electricity will reduce tedious chores, boost efficiency, and free farmers to focus on crop improvement and development while leveraging Georgia’s natural resources. The dialogue notes social perceptions of wealth and style in the context of a rising electrified countryside.
New York on February 20 reports warn of a potential ice shortage harming the city’s poor. Experts say a continued cold spell and limited ice storage threaten spring supplies, prompting authorities to consider emergency measures to ward off health and life risks in tenement districts.
Mt. Vernon Lodge No 22 F and A M holds regular communications every Thursday night at the Masonic Hall third floor Max Joseph building Clayton street W A Capps worshipful master J H Dorsey secretary Keystone Chapter R A M meets at the same location in a related schedule and the page notes a lodge directory listing and related details for the lodge and chapter with partial OCR marks.
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