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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1903
Page
2
A chunk of text urges readers of The Banner to mail submissions to the editor and specifies that real names must accompany communications. It notes no phone submissions and warns editors must know the writer, with withheld names only by request.
The Postoffice Department reports rural free delivery is an established fact with 11 650 routes serving about one third of U S territory. The system is expanding and may require more funding. it enables prompt livestock quotations and saved farmers more than the cost of delivery on route car lines, underscoring the link between roads and delivery efficiency.
Bishop John L. Spalding urges harmonious relations between labor and capital. He favors arbitration under joint agreements, recognition of unions, and emphasized that union labor serves the common good and must be responsibly overseen by both sides. He calls Americans to sympathy with labor and pride in hands-on work.
The ad touts a blood purifying tonic claiming to balance humors, reduce eruptions, and boost energy with minimal cost. It cites a testimonial from Stig A Harris of THN, noting four months of use and perceived health gains after taking the product.
The railway company issues a rule for motormen and conductors requiring no stops between crossings on heavy upgrades or on curves except at the far end, to prevent accidents and ensure better service. The notice, signed by General Manager O D Flanigen, is dated Athens Georgia May 20 1903 and lists affected streets and sections for heavy grades.
Multiple notices advertise the United Confederate Veterans reunion in New Orleans May 5 to 23 1905 with low rail rates via Southern Railway. Pickets on sale May 16–21 1903, Athens to New Orleans rate 11.40 and 50 cent ticket deposit for extension to June 15 1903, with side trips offered. Also special Atlanta to New Orleans train May 18 10:30 p m for Athens departures. A testimonial for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm cites long sciatic rheumatism relief after use.
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