Athens Banner Rowe Citer and Proprists
A fragment from Athens Banner highlights Rowe, cited as a proposer, with reference to proprists in an unclear local context. The brief hints at individuals and roles without full detail or dates.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1908
Page
4
A fragment from Athens Banner highlights Rowe, cited as a proposer, with reference to proprists in an unclear local context. The brief hints at individuals and roles without full detail or dates.
The Athens Daily Banner announces subscription options with annual and short term rates plus weekly delivery. It stresses cash in advance and payment methods by mail or money order and requests prompt notification of delivery issues to address complaints. It cautions subscribers not to authorize carriers to collect payments or sell papers under any circumstances.
The column comments on Taft and Bryan, German diplomacy, Rome streetcars, and US politics. It notes Nebraska's isolation, Kaisr William, Uncle Adlai Stevenson, and the rise of primaries. It also discusses negro labor, farming, and the Country Life Commission's potential impact on farmers.
Senator-Elect Duncan A. Fletcher of Florida was named president of the Mississippi to Atlantic Inland Waterways Association. In his address he argued Southern progress postwar debt and devastation shows the region moving toward commercial leadership with rising property values and government revenue, noting 1906 figures and rapid gains since 1900.
A timeline lists events from 1524 to 1907 including Francisco Pizarro sailing from Panama to conquer Peru, Maurice of Nassau birth, 1625 death, Tampico surrender to Commodore Conner, a Trinity College monument unveiled in Hartford, Guiteau trial for Garfield's murder, William J. Florence's final stage appearance, Charles of Denmark becoming King of Norway, a divorce ruling for Countess Boni de CastelJAne, and the opening of the third Russian Duma.
Samuel E. Reid born November 14 1845 in St Eleanor Prince County. He led farming and business ventures before entering politics in 1899 and serving as speaker 1900 1904 and as Provincial Secretary Treasurer and Commissioner of Agriculture since 1905. His reforms improved island agriculture and seed fair growth.
The article surveys election results with new senators and leaders, noting Republican, Democratic and third party dynamics. It cites figures like Carroll Page and Luke Wright, discusses Taft administration views, mayoral candidate talks in New York, and looming wage disputes in Pennsylvania, Wyoming, and Japan. It mentions labor unity in Wyoming and wage comparisons across nations.
The item reports revival in lead and l State industries of Wales, new typographical unions in Barbados British Guiana and Trinidad, and Burlington Iowa railroad shops back to full operation. It cites New York law restricting under fourteen to street newspaper sales, an Oklahoma farmer’s nine cent day claim, and United Brewery Workmen strike benefits totaling over $118000 while union strength is said to grow. It also notes Jamaica trades forming affiliations with the American Federation of Labor and Edinburgh coopers appealing amid a strike dynamics.
Mrs. Wm H Serly of Wheeling claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy cured her daughter’s severe cold and cough last winter without a doctor and prevents her son’s croup when used at first signs. The syrup is sold by H R Palmer Sons Orr Ding Co Warren J Smith and Bro L P Canning and E C McEvoy.
An Atchison Kansas Globe column offers pithy maxims on gender, virtue, and human frailty. It juggles jokes about pride prejudice and relationships, noting that men and women balance fault lines and forgiveness in daily life.
The ad states Foley's Orino Laxative will cure constipation and liver trouble by stimulating digestive organs to act naturally. It promises no gripping, pleasant taste, and no need for continual laxative use after taking Orino.
A fragmented Bohemian Magazine snippet blends dream vision with a boastful, coinage style. The text hints at wealth dreams and a casual boast about sleep, presenting an odd, epigrammatic humor scenario. No clear event, names, or dates emerge.
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