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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1906
Page
6
The Athens Banner outlines subscription rates and payment methods for daily and weekly editions. It warns carriers are not authorized to collect payments and urges readers to report delivery issues to the office. The notice also includes scattered clippings about state politics and university leadership.
The Dawson News notes Chairman Yeo mans has not set a date for the Incentive Committee meeting. Capt J J Park is canvassing the district for Congress and may clash with incumbent Hon W M Howard. City tax assessors begin rounds, with valuations expected to rise due to railroad plans for a passenger station.
The Third district race heats up with three strong candidates Col. Dudley M Hughes Hon Lige Lewis and Col. Craf Wheatley each holding solid support and a chance to win.
fragmentary report discusses Judge Parker declining Democratic nomination amid party splits in Jackson and New Orleans. mentions Roosevelt influence, reform factions, and potential candidacies by Murphy Meilen and Hears Chew, with hints of New York political currents and party realignments.
A man shouted a lost bill was worth a suit of clothes bought last month prompting a quick bidding frenzy. Bids jumped from sixty to ninety seven fifty as buyers eyed the recovered note and the crowd reacted with lively anticipation. The auctioneer kept the pace high through the scramble.
fragmented report cites Griffin News and Cordele News with mentions of Hoke avoiding a meeting with Smith and grand jury status. references to Clark Howell, Joe H Hall, Pleasant A Stovall for Cheshire president and unclear remarks about Nanmally and met Toke. text appears garbled and lacks coherent events.
The Observer notes Hon Hoke Smith’s stump efforts stirring mixed responses as James Mo Smith sends his platform to voters. Readers weigh the proposals, with farmers likely to back their friend and colleague in upcoming ballots.
W. W. Kearn of the Independent at Lowry City Missouri urges families to keep Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy at home for immediate use to check colds early and aid quicker cures. He notes its effectiveness for children's croup and prevention when started at the first signs. Sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro.
A teacher discusses the elder brother in the prodigal tale as the Ladies' Home Journal notes. Amid reform there was one who brought no joy at the feast and did not wish to attend. A chorus of children then answers with the line about the fatted calf.
An old advertisement touts Cheney's Expectorant as a quick remedy for coughs colds lagrippe and croup priced at 25 cents a bottle and sold at drug stores nationwide. It promotes rapid relief with a brisk sales pitch.
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