Athens Georgia leads inland cotton market in Georgia
The Athens office reports Athens as the second largest inland cotton market in Georgia and sixth in the world. Spot prices show steady tone with middling around 7.83, 10,000 sales including 500 American, port receipts estimated at 3,614. Market notes cite bears selling on war-market fears and potential liquidation amid tariff and railroad earnings concerns. Weather forecast: Georgia and South Carolina fair, North Carolina interior fair with rain on coast. Harris Stephenson & Co. Harborman Phinizy.
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Athens Cotton Exchange Reports Market and Crop Prospects
The Athens Cotton Exchange notes Mississippi Alabama and Florida weather, with forecasts of showers, and reports government crop data showing a larger than expected 41 figure. It discusses ginning returns and yearly gains, with mixed views on final output, prices, and the market’s ability to absorb supply as spinners seek cotton amid cautious financing and potential price shifts.
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Suicide tragedy shocks Darners area near Barnets Gin
Calvin Hopkins, a reclusive man living alone near Barnets Gin, shot himself in the left breast with a double barreled shotgun after expressing he would rather be dead than alive. Coroner James Wood ruled death self-inflicted by gunshot. Hopkins, from a respected family, left a widow and siblings in mourning as burial occurred at Hopkins burial ground. Nearby railroad shows drew crowds, with a young parade and street festivities attracting thousands across Jackson, White, Madison and Franklin counties.
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Athens pastor visits Commerce en route to Banks county
A note reports Rev Eugene L. Wall of the First Presbyterian Church at Athens passed through Commerce this morning on the way to Hebron Presbyterian Church in Banks County. The piece mentions Mrs. James Wright of near Center and the community’s condolences, with a brief church notice and a book advertisement for Pelleas and Stare by Zona Gale from Macmillan.
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First Presbyterian Church
Athens
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Hebron Presbyterian Church
Banks County
James Wright
Center
Pelleas
Zona Gale
Trains Arrive Schedule Notes Morning and Evening
Train times listed show arrivals at 6 45 a m and 4 15 p m. The notice records two daily arrivals, indicating regular schedule entries for the rail line.
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