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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
2
Thought for the Day from The Springfield Republican urges restraint in desire and action. It speaks of a multitude seeking a higher good, guided by divine blessing and humble virtue, with a call to kindness and truthfulness in daily conduct. It closes with a Robert Bird-inspired reminder to hurt none, spoil nothing, forgive, be kind, and be joyful.
Mrs R D Mure led an engaging program with Mrs Thomas Stanley and Mrs Charles Snelling, followed by a delightful social. A free public talk with slides on American school gardens and ground conditions in the Philippines and Korea is set for March 20 at 8 pm in Seney Stovall chapel, by Van Evrie Kilpatrick, head of the National School Garden Association. The Athens Civic Club and Chamber of Commerce back the event, inviting teachers, parents, and the wider community.
Mrs. R. W. Lamkin and Mrs. Robt. Toombs DuBose are in Atlanta for a recent fall and confinement to her room. Mrs. Albert Williams of Atlanta is visiting Mrs. C. M. Young, while another acquaintance, Mrs. R. Williams, remains noted in town.
Two educators from Athens Georgia will be on the program at the Richmond Virginia Farmers Conference held April 16 to 18. The event will discuss organizing a cooperative marketing association, cooperative credit for local needs, and other agricultural business aspects. J Phil Campbell head of extension work leads Georgia organizers. Milton P Jarnagin and Harvey Jordan of Georgia also speak on practical working capital plans for Southern farmers.
A bankruptcy sale offers the Farmers Warehouse and Deadwyler Carr Company Cotton Warehouse in Maysville Jackson County Georgia along with a 1911 Columbus Firestone automobile previously owned by B F Carr. Auction set for March 13 1913 at 11 00 o clock in front of the warehouse with cash bids and 1 percent certified check.
Sydney dispatch reports that Lord Denman will proclaim the federal capital in Canberra New South Wales and reveal its name. The planned city will host parliament offices and multiple facilities with a population around 25000. Myola appears the favored native name overshadowing others like Canberra Pacifica Fisher or Parkes.
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