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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
5
Fragmentary weather forecast indicates mostly cloudy conditions tonight with probable showers along the coast. Some portions mention cloudy conditions continuing into Wednesday with a chance of showers in southern areas and general mild temperatures.
A jumble of notices details a pastor’s resignation to take a Winston-Salem church post, plus sewing patterns and fashion notes for a young girl frock. Miscellaneous items cite North Dakota lifeways, long whiskers, and a mammoth 1923 trans-Atlantic ship project.
New York cotton activity paused on Memorial Day with no local trading. In New Orleans, prices rose 3 to 5 points early amid weather concerns and Gulf storm projections, with July futures peaking near 20.82 before sliding to 20.77 at noon. spot cotton held steady with middling around 20.50 to 21.50 depending on grade, while Liverpool quotes showed firm gains.
A golf league is being formed among country clubs across Georgia including Athens Gainesville West End Marietta Carteraville Newnan and an Atlanta suburban club. The arrangement aims to unite local clubs under a regional competition structure pending final membership.
An interclub program in South and North Georgia envisions eight players from Cloverhurst and Nassau clubs per side, meeting twice this summer. The Nassau scoring system is likely, and season games would start mid June with sixteen players organized to travel and compete, fostering friendly rivalry.
Elmer Dover, assistant secretary of the treasury, spoke Tuesday night denying that he approved or disapproved the removal of Deputy Commissioners A.D. Somner and Supervisor C. Chile from the Spokane revenue bureau. Treasury Department officials were reported as involved in the action.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention malaria cures and fever and chilling effects with unclear references to Te kanis the ge. The readable text provides no coherent events, dates, or identities to confirm a full news item.
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