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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1921
Page
9
Athens reports 12.50 cents, Atlanta steady at 10.60, New York steady at 11.65, New Orleans steady at 0.05. The market remains unchanged across the major hubs with no price shifts noted.
The document lists twelve months ending February 28 and shows gross earnings of 23,760,215 with balance to common stock and reserves after expenses and prior charges. It notes preferred stock dividend requirements of 16,382,372 and earnings per share on common stock at 39.53 for the period. H. A. Pendergraph, Local Sales Manager.
The nineteenth annual Georgia Osteopathic association meeting will be held March 26 at the Carnegie library in Atlanta. President Dr. H. H. Trimble presides, with Vice President Dr. J. W. Phelps and secretary-treasurer Dr. A. W. Chaplin. Noted speakers include Dr. R. E. Andrews, Dr. M. S. Fardney, Dr. A. A. Jelks, Dr. Elizabeth Broach, and others, plus demonstrations of osteopathic adjustment.
An advertisement for Dr E K Wheel a physician and surgeon invites consultations for stomach nerves kidney and other deep seated diseases. Office Clayton Street Athens Georgia phone numbers listed. The text also covers a bankruptcy sale of assets from Motor Sales Company by trustee O J Tolnas, with sale March 23 1921 at 4 pm in Athens Broad Street warehouse, cash terms and court confirmation required.
Cities Service Company reports February 1921 earnings with crude oil price drops yet solid overall results. Public utility operations show gains for the month, with gross earnings near 1.44 million dollars and reserves after all expenses noted.
Atlanta on March 19 reports Campbell county farmers round up ten thousand catfish and at least a thousand yellow-legged chickens for a large fish fry and chicken feast. Paul Barrett leads arrangements for Union City Fourth of July celebration with invites to state officials and visitors.
A blast struck the Armour grain elevator on the Calumet river in Chicago causing a fire. Police report one dead, four injured, four missing among the workers at the world sized facility believed to fail from spontaneous combustion.
Geneva dispatch from March 19 reports on ongoing AP coverage of the League of Nations. Details are incomplete in the fragment, with emphasis on diplomatic developments and current sessions.
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