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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1910
Page
4
The Athens Daily Banner lists delivery options and rates, urges carrier payment reminders, and notes a SPECIAL NOTICE about no carrier collecting payments. It also comments on November politics, the upcoming election, farm weather, federation meetings, prohibition claims, and generous gifts to Rabun Gap High School.
Senator Elihu Root of New York warned that a New York gubernatorial defeat would hit Taft harder than Roosevelt by signaling weakness in party leadership. He urged Taft supporters to vote, framing the fall outcome as a rebuke to the administration and a step toward keeping Taft as the 1912 Republican nominee. Democrats foresee Dix’s victory as likely.
An editorial urges strict enforcement of vagrancy laws to reduce idling among both Black and white residents in Georgia. It argues that labor is available in farms, manufacturing, railroads, and construction and supports courts forcing able-bodied idlers to work, noting Athens shows some enforcement and municipalities provide occasional jobs.
A critical historical excerpt accuses Theodore Roosevelt of never apologizing while charging opponents with misconduct. It recounts claims against John A. Dix and Simeon E. Baldwin, noting disproved accusations and demanding retractions. The piece labels Roosevelt’s conduct hypocritical and contrasts it with moral commandments.
The American party, opposing the Mormon church, is poised to be a key factor in Utah's upcoming election, already controlling Salt Lake City. The piece recalls recent history and mentions amendments in West Virginia, possible Senate changes, Florida temperance votes, and a birthday note for Rodolphe Lemieux. It also highlights a medical testimonial for Electric Bitters.
Ex governor Utter runs for Congress in Rhode Island's 2nd district. Arkansas governor Donaghey seeks to replace Jeff Davis. A J Houston, son of Sam Houston, seeks Texas governor. Ella Reeve Bloor tops Connecticut Socialist slate for Secretary of State. Harmon and Kitchen contemplate senate and governorship seats. Harding led Ohio GOP governor race. Cannon opposed as Speaker by Minnesota Republicans. Canvass notes broad electoral maneuvers nationwide.
Athens residents seek reliable kidney remedy and credit Dean's Kidney Pills. Testimonial from Mrs. H. C. Pollard of 436 Foundry St. reports years of kidney trouble and back pain ended after five boxes, with drugstore Palmer & Son's as supplier. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo listed as agents.
The McGregor Company offers complete manufacturing services across styles and patterns. Includes design, prototyping, tooling, production, and finishing, supporting custom orders and scalable runs. Provides engineering support, material selection, and quality control aligned with client specifications.
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