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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
3
The Associated Press declares exclusive entitlement to republication of all news dispatches not credited in this paper along with related notices. The notice reserves all republication rights for special dispatches and urges use of Georgia products.
The Banner calls on the Chamber of Commerce and Athens authorities to provide suitable camping grounds with water and tents. Over 100 cars lodged in Athens last week, with no adequate site besides the T C T camp on Danielsville road. A city hill lot hosted over 20 tourist cars, showing need. The note urges a committee to welcome travelers, show them industry and education, and attract new residents as a public investment. %%
The Associated Press reports that Solicitor General Arterson stated the Supreme Court decision holds that income from corporate bonds or capital valued investments is taxable as income. The amount taxable will be estimated from May 1, 1913, with emphasis on timing and method of calculation.
Atlanta March 29. The United States district court will not entertain appeals from the wage dispute involving the A B and A road and striking employees over the Newlands act. Val Fitzpatrick, head of the joint brotherhoods committee, said no settlement proposals exist beyond last Saturday’s offer to reinstate all men in a body, which the railroad rejects due to other workers already filling those jobs. Officials plan to restore complete service, with trains running on a reduced daily schedule that will be expanded until full service resumes.
A philosophic vignette notes a cheerful smile may aid big purchases like a house and lot yet warns such smiles are fragile and costly. The piece contrasts smiling currency with real cash, showing past debts and taxes echoing the value of genuine means over superficial charm.
A compact sprawl of quiz answers and new prompts includes definitions and figures: Savannah River as boundary, amanuensis, Port Said, Finesse, fixed star, senator and representative salaries, the sixty seventh Congress, Joan of Arc, Susan B Anthony, and a set of new questions on biology, history, and science with a newspaper quote about farmers.
Sunk Without Trace notes editor W C Woodall contributes to the Columbus Enquirer Sun under Good Morning with items on using Georgia products and home made materials for a new Columbus school built with interlocking tile and tile from Columb Brick and Tile Co. Also cites praise for Dr Walter Anthony sermon at St Luke's church and a Macon Telegraph quip about women's shoes postwar. Editor Hilton of Homer discusses Banks County Journal subscription at one dollar a year, noting the old value was indeed one dollar. Returning to normality is referenced.
A three day school of methods for Appalachee association Sunday school workers opens at First Baptist Church Monroe March 29. Mrs B H Jennings oversees with a program featuring devotions by multiple leaders, W M A manuals, leadership training, and a Georgia vs Yale football game noted for Saturday April 2 at Sanford Field.
Fragmentary OCR text references cheerful cherub themes, floral curtains and bright dishes, with a line about the lure of the hose in the city drawing men from the country. Includes stray phrases about a savage red man and rent, attributed to Gilmer Texas Mirror and the Chicago Daily News, but no clear event or attribution.
Heavy liquidation hits Liver pool and American markets amid wary weather outlook and fears of a British coal strike on April first. Frost threatens southern cotton, while German unrest adds to European tensions. Cotton prices show steady or downbeat tone with New Orleans and New York quotes noted.
Old Yukon hunting notice urges planning now for caribou moose bear and sheep trips from White Horse across Kluane White River and McMillan districts. Licenses cost 100 dollars, trips run 50 to 60 days, head guides charge 12 to 15 dollars daily with aides 7 to 10. Total trip cost around 35 000, excluding transport.
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