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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1913

Page

6

Athens Announces Mayoral and Alderman Candidates

W. F. Dobbs announces candidacy for mayor of Athens subject to the Democratic primary. He lists candidacies for alderman in the Second and Third wards, naming Vincent Mathews and H. P. Hinton as supporters or associates, to run in the same primary process.

City of Athens Vincent Mathews Third Ward City of Athens W. F. Dobbs

Gordon seeks reelection as Fourth Ward alderman

Hugh H. Gordon files to run for reelection in the Democratic primary for the Fourth Ward aldermanic seat. The upcoming primary will determine his path to the office.

Fourth Ward Hugh H. Gordon

Maiam Paulini Clairvoyant Opens at 293 Clayton Street

Clairvoyant and scientific palm reader Maiam Paulini Clairvoyant returns to Attens for a short period. Office hours are 10 am to 3 pm daily except Sundays. Location 293 Clayton St Wear.

Clairvoyant Scientific Palmier Attens Clayton St Wear

Athens Cotton Market Moves in Mixed Tone and Outlook

Miller & Co reports Athens as the second largest inland cotton market in Georgia and sixth in the world with spot values around 157 middling. The Athens Cotton Exchange notes rains offsetting easier cables, offers steady to higher bids later, and forecasts a narrow market day with continued demand from the South and Southwest.

Athens Georgia Congress Anderson Iowa B. F. and Co Liverpool

Farmers Spay Argument Pushes Georgia Agriculture Funding

The Constitution interviews Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Jamies Price and assistant Dan Hughes, arguing the state department could publish a weekly cotton crop movement report. Price cites a tight budget and legislative shortsightedness as the main barriers, urging farmers and lawmakers to provide funding to replicate federal agricultural practices.

Georgia Capita Jamies PD Terview Ution Department of Agriculture Price Dan

Notice to Builders for Nantahala Ave School Addition

Sealed proposals will be received until noon city time October 3 1913 to furnish all material and labor for adding one room to Nantahala Ave school. Plans and specifications available at City Engineer office.

Nantahala Ave

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