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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1910
Page
4
The Athens Banner outlines annual six month and three month rates and accepts payments by express post office money order or registered letter. It asks subscribers to report delivery issues promptly and notes no carrier may collect subscriptions or sell papers. payment can be made to the regular collector or at the office.
An editorial urges voters to support Hoke Smith and other Democratic nominees in Georgia's upcoming state election. It notes Brown's loyalty to the party, local Athens development with the Oconee dam, farm prosperity from forage and corn, and a robust Athens real estate market citing ongoing demand for residences and business property.
The piece urges turnout for Hoke Smith for governor and Bill Howard for Congress, arguing Tom Watson leads a pro independent movement. It calls Democrats to unite, defend white rule, and vote against Watson and independent candidates on election day.
Wisconsin Republicans back La Follette for senate and reject Taft while New York Republicans rally behind Roosevelt yet endorse Taft and the Payne-Aldrich tariff. The piece contrasts consistent stances with inconsistent ones as it weighs leadership claims.
An editorial cites US census data showing 1909 marked the lowest death rate yet, with progress in sanitation and disease prevention. It praises anti tuberculosis efforts and Epidemic response, while noting incomplete data from some states and urging expansion to all districts and counties.
The model abattoir and packing plant completed for E H Stanton Packing Co began operations in Spokane employing several hundred workers. The facility costs about half a million dollars and can process 1500 hogs 350 sheep and 400 cattle daily. A Soo Line through train service between Duluth and Chicago also began operation with 3 million dollars invested in yards and terminals.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a home remedy for lung troubles including coughs colds and asthma claiming it cured many and pledging guaranteed relief. It notes trial bottles free at H R Palmer & Sons W J Smith and Bro. and cites a testimonial from W R Nelson of Calamine Arkansas.
St Louis October 3. About six hundred delegates from militia organizations across states gather for the annual National Guard Association convention opening in St Louis. Ten officers from various regular army branches will lecture on topics such as quartermaster work field firing army ration medical corps minor tactics sanitation and military hygiene.
Several thousand bankers from across the country have arrived in Los Angeles for the 36th annual American Bankers Association convention. Delegates register, committees meet, and executive council sessions begin as visitors enjoy various entertainments ahead of the official opening tomorrow.
The remedy Chamberlains Cough Remedy is famed for cures of coughs colds croup and influenza. It claims to contain no harmful substance and to provide prompt relief. Sold by all dealers.
Mrs Boyle serving sentence for complicity in the 1908 Whitla kidnaping of Billy Whitla of Sharon Pennsylvania sought a new trial in the state superior court in Philadelphia. The appeal was heard today before the court's judges.
Dr Kine announces a remedy for digestive issues and appendicitis prevention. The product claims to gently stimulate the stomach liver and bowels aiding constipation and general discomfort. Available for 26 cents at H R Palmer and Sons and W J Smith and Bro.
An elderly audience expresses gratitude to supporters aiding their comfort and strength. The ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a cure for edema and kidney ailments, claiming prompt relief and health benefits.
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