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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
6
A collage of small ads includes Athens Savings Bank offering 4 percent savings, printer services, insurance, dentistry, office rentals, painting, exodontia, furniture, plumbing, bottled milk, prewar mattress renovation, and various rental and sale notices. Items include stock for sale, livestock, real estate, et al with contact numbers and dates.
The Georgia state budget commission, in session with Governor Dorsey, will likely finish work today and adjourn tomorrow. It will not tour state institutions this year, instead drafting a skeleton appropriation bill with blank sections to be filled by the legislature, while providing data to House and Senate committees. Governor-elect Hardwick has warned against any appropriations exceeding the projected income.
Listing of fresh foods including trout, chips, beans and potatoes with prices and daily prep notes followed by a Bankrupt Sale notice in Athens Georgia listing stock value and sale details including a May 7 auction at 11 30 o clock for R J Hartley Sons merchandise and one Oldsmobile with cash sale subject to court confirmation.
Mayor Andrew Erwin led a Community Civics class at the Peabody building discussing city government and finances. He praised the bond commission under Col. C. M. Snelling and noted bonds recently sold above par due to strong sinking fund policies.
Washington May 4 Secretaries Davis and Hoover failed to settle the marine wage controversy after separate conferences. A sense of hopelessness prevailed as negotiations paused with Davis planning another meeting tomorrow. Bert L. Todd of the engineers said owners refused proposals from Davis and Hoover.
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