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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1922

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Athens Growth Through Banks Farms Cannery Plans

Larry Gantt reports optimism for Athens with two manufacturing enterprises and a new Fidelity Loan and Investment Company on Broad Street led by W. B. Brooks and partners. The bank offers installment loans backed by creditors, aiding workers. Wheat yields improve with rust limited, oats and crops look strong. Secretary Carroll plans a farmers market and curb market. cannery moves north to Athens to stabilize fruit and vegetable supply. Farmers aim to plant vast bean and vegetable crops for August shipment, supported by a refrigerated line and steady cash flow for the city.

Athens Forbes Fidelity Loan and Investment Company Broad Street W. B. Brooks W. L. Hancock M. H. Tutwyler W. W. Scott S. Bernstein M. P. Jarnigan J. D. Tribber Carroll Chamber of Commerce Ling James Camack Cannery Berty

Mississippi College to Play Georgia Bulldogs in Benefit Game

Mississippi College will face the Georgia Bulldogs in a single post season benefit game at Athens on Thursday afternoon at 4:30. Prof Sanford announced the arrangement with MCA aiding the University and the Athens crowd can expect a strong showing after a successful season. North Carolina will not play the Bulldogs post season, as its season is closed and one moundsman joined a big league club. This game marks Georgia’s final Sanford Field appearance of the year.

North Carolina University Bulldogs Missilssippi College Arens Sanford Mississippi Delta State Mississippi College Athens Mississippi Aggies Cald Aggies Southwestern Thulsiana State Tulane Tar Heels Charlotte Georgia Sanford Field

Welcome to World's Largest Ship Majestic Arrival

NEW YORK The Majestic, 66,000 displacement, the world’s largest ship, sailed from Nantucket and entered harbor to a grand welcome. Three white Star tugs, the John F. Hylan police boat, and a band led the welcome flotilla as officials determined to set a new transatlantic speed record. The Majestic, once the German Bismarck, is expected to exceed 25 knots and possibly reach 29 knots on summer runs, challenging the Mauretania’s Atlantic record.

New York Nantucket Atlantic White Star White Star Inc John F. Hylan United States Shipping Board Tus Mauretania Majestie Europe Majestic Germany Bismarck Hamburg England Deparation Commission

Want to Vote on AML Bond Tool in Georgia

A state wide meeting in Moultrie urged the Georgia General Assembly to grant voters the right to decide on the purchase of the A B and A if an auction produces no bidders. The gathering, led by the Association for the State Ownership of the A B and A, featured remarks by Governor Hardwick and Mayor J L Key of Atlanta.

Moultrie General Assembly of Georgia Association For the State Ownership of Hardwick J. L. Key Atlanta Tohers

Memorial exercises honor Bishop Troy Beatty at Emmanuel Church

In Athens a memorial service honoring late Bishop Troy Beatty was held at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. The observance marked the 25th anniversary of Beatty’s arrival as rector, a period he spent serving the church for nineteen years and forming deep community ties. Speakers included numerous friends and church leaders who read messages from Bishop Mikel and offered reflections on Beatty’s work and character.

Emmanuel Episcopal Church Troy Beatty Nashville Tenn Beatty Athens Emmanuel Church H. J. Mikel A. G

Porter thanks paper for service to churches

Dr. R L Porter sends a formal letter praising the newspaper for publicity and space given to church services. He thanks both the Christian church and older congregations, saying the cause of righteousness has been advanced by the generosity and reporting. He expresses gratitude on behalf of the Christian community.

Watts R. L. Porter

Farm produce on dutable list sparks tariff clash in Senate

Idaho Senator Gooding, chair of the Republican agricultural tariff bloc, said in the Senate that any farm product on the duty list would be protected or taxed as needed. He argued the McCumber bill would limit farmer output under Democratic free trade aims and denied closed-door drafting claims.

Washington Fordney Tariff Underwood Itado United States Tariff Block McCumber

Four Methodist bishops elected at quadrennial conference

Four of the five new bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church South were named after four ballots at the quadrennial conference. Elected were H. H. Dobbs of Anniston Alabama on the fourth ballot, J. Dickey of Griffin Georgia, W. B. Bi champs Sam, and R. Hay of Beaumont on the second ballot. The fifth ballot was completed later with attendees remaining.

Methodist Episcopal Church South H. H. Dobbs Anniston Ala J. Dickey Griffin W. B. Bichamps Sam R. Hay Beaumont Dobbs Beauchamp Dickey

Treasure Loot From Churches Reported Stored in Moscow Storehouse

The Associated Press describes Soviet storehouses in Moscow packed with silver, gold, pearls, and diamonds seized from churches and religious groups to aid famine relief. The five story building allegedly stores vast quantities, with items from provincial churches and a Roman Catholic bishop’s pastoral ring noted as examples. Authorities, led by M. I. Kalinin, reportedly oversee the relief operations while the mass of valuables grows. In a separate note, the text mentions agricultural roles in the Congo.

Moscow Associated Press Sovi Russia M. I. Kalenin

Unless Bonds Win, City and County Prosper Failed

Clarke county will lose over 200000 dollars of Federal aid for roads if bonds fail. No new bridge across the Oconee at River Street or paving on Danielsville Road without bonds. County road improvements and city sewer upgrades would stop. school buildings remain unfunded and overcrowded. The high school and general progress depend on voting yes to the bonds.

Clarke County Oconee River Street Danielsville Athens

City Kiwanis Meet At Athens High School

The Athens Kiwanis Club held a Tuesday luncheon at Athens High School at two o clock. Miss Sue Virginia and Exum's domestic science class prepared and served the meal, voted best ever. Cadet band music greeted attendees while Olive Quillian entertained, with songs suited to the club.

Athens High School Miss Exum Athens Kiwanis Club Sue Virginia Exum Olive Quillian Clu W.K. Meagaw Sam Ware Willie Barnett Mack Howell E. B. Mell W. Sanford Stegeman Coke Talmadge Tom Davis Harold Reynolds

Athens Votes On Five Bond Issues Today

Athens and Clarke County voters decide five bond issues totaling 405 thousand dollars today. Tax rate will not be raised if bonds pass, with clear assurances from Mayor that rates stay steady and funds support teachers and local labor.

Athens Clarke County Athens S Progres Slic Malayor Th RR. Ki Aah Lucy Cobb Gro Brooks

Marie Receives Golden Dress for Belgrade Wedding

BELGRADE Associated Press reports Princess Marie of Romania will wed King Alexander of Jugoslavia on June 1. A dress of pure gold is among her wedding gifts, donated by the peasants. Alexander receives a silver shirt from Serbians in Macedonia woven on a medieval loom. A grand gold crown with diamonds rubies and amethysts from each district of Jugoslavia completes the bridal gifts.

Belgrade Associated Press Marie Romania Aexander Alexander Jugo-Slavia Macedonia Tolbe Jugo Slavia

Paraguay Cotton Crop Estimated at 2,205,000 Pounds

Paraguay's cotton crop for the year is officially estimated at 2,205,000 pounds of seed cotton. Trade commissioner Brady reported from Buenos Aires to the commerce department. He noted the area under cultivation has doubled in three years and there is growing interest in the industry.

Washington Paraguay Brady Buenos Aires Commerce Department

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