Athens Daily Banner Circulation Rates and Notable Local Notes
The Athens Daily Banner lists subscription rates and payment methods, urges prompt reports of delivery issues, and bans carrier collection. It also notes remarks on local events, college exhibit praise, University enrollment, Taft on Panama Canal timing, and various political and regional topics. It mentions road-building aid from the University and plans for counties seeking engineering guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
University
Department of Civil Engineering
J. C. Koch
Stand by Home Merchants in Busy Shopping Season
The piece urges Athens residents to buy local for fall and winter needs including clothes hats shoes furniture and other goods. It argues local merchants offer the best value, meet competition, and benefit the community, urging readers to patronize Athens shops and read The Banner for deals to stretch their dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Brown Opposes Linking Prohibition To Georgia Gubernatorial Race
Former Governor Brown argues prohibition should be settled separately from the governor race. He supports a direct primary on the issue for Georgia white voters, stating the legislature controls changes and the campaign should stay focused on the gubernatorial contest.
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Joe Brown
Brown
People of
Georgia
Smith
Joseph M. Brown
This Date in History October 11 Highlights
On October 11 events span 1689 Frontenac becomes governor of Canada 1698 a tripartite treaty splits Spain 1776 Arnold’s Americans lose at Lake Champlain 1791 first Rhode Island bank opens 1797 English defeat Dutch at Camperdown 1811 first steam ferry links New York and Hoboken 1841 US Bank fails 1884 Quebec parliament buildings destroyed 1898 Crete evacuation agreed 1904 USS Georgia launched 1910 William II speaks at Berlin University centennial aa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Providence
Rhode Island
Camppeanee
New York City
Hoboken
United States Bank
Phidelphia
Quebec
Birthdate and Career of BC Public Figure Francis L Carter Cotton
Francis L Carter Cotton born October 11 1847 in Yorkshire England. Emigrated to Canada settled in Vancouver edited a leading newspaper for over 25 years and served in the British Columbia legislature first elected 1890. He held offices including Provincial Minister of Finance and President of the Lends and Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis L. Carter Cotton
British Columbia
Yorkshire
England
Canada
Vancouver
Waas
Carter Cotton
Lends and Works
First Circus Day Rain Breaks 37-Year Precedent
In Athens the skies opened as the circus arrived, the first rainy circus day in 37 years. Bob Porter, a resident for 37 years, lamented the unusual weather while noting the climate appears to be changing from past patterns.
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Bob Porter
UpTown Fire Hall Exhibit Draws Crowd During Gala
A menagerie at the uptown fire hall showcased alligators mice gopher terrapins and turtles to parade watchers. The loggerhead repeatedly climbed the fence and plunged toward a pond as curious crowds leaned on the enclosure. The day also referenced wood prices and Lyndon.
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Uptown
Social notes highlight local visitors and guests
The column lists residents and guests visiting from Farmington Winder Winder Lexington Atlanta Georgia cities and states. It notes weddings guests and travelers including Dr. and Mrs Troutman Col Howard Thompson Miss Mary Troutman and many others with brief mentions of shopping and city visits yesterday.
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E. F. Crichton
Kathrine Crichton
Rob Crichton
Atlanta
Troutman
Col
Mrs. Howard Thompson
Gainesville
E. H. Dorsey
Mary Troutman
Stone Mountain
Mrs. Troutman
H. B. Troutman
B. L. Troutman
Chattanooga
M. L. Troutman
Jeasie Middlebrooks
Farmington
Wilson's Freckle Cream Promises Visible Results
Advertised claim backing freckle removal with guaranteed results. Testimonials claim sunken freckles fade after one jar and vanish with a second. Money-back offer to customers if outcomes fail, with orders to send 50 cents to Wilson's Freckle Cream Co. in Charleston South Carolina.
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Wilson
Wilson Freckle Cream Co
Charleston
Violet Lockwood and James L McCallum wed in Baltimore
The wedding of Violet Lockwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Lockwood of New York to James Lver McCallum of Washington DC was held today at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Joshua P McCay’s home in Baltimore. McCallum’s former wife was Miss Mary Sherman, adopted daughter of the late Ohio statesman John Sherman.
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Baltimore
Violet Lockwood
Henry Lockwood
New York
James Lver McCallum
Washington, D. C
Joshua P. McCay
Bankers to Urge Farm Improvements in Illinois Meeting
Springfield October event gathers Illinois Bankers Association members and nine railroad presidents including James J Hill to discuss demonstration farm work and promote scientific farming methods across the state and nation. The banker farmers gathering opens tomorrow and runs for two days, aiming to advance agricultural progress in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ilinois Bankers’ Association
Banker-Farmers
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Sold At Local Stores
Advert says Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is perfect for cuts burns bruises sores scalds ulcers eczema salt rheum and sore eyes chapped hands and sprains. Sold for 25 cents at W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Physicians of the Southwest Meet Opens in Oklahoma City
The sixth annual Southwestern Medical Association meeting began in Oklahoma City with Dr. M. L. Perry of Parsons Kansas presiding. Several hundred members attend from Missouri Kansas Arkansas Texas and Oklahoma. The report includes a local ad note about Chamberlains Cough Remedy praising its safety and effectiveness for colds in all ages.
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Physicians OF the Southwest
Oklahoma City
Okla
The
Southwestern Medical Association
M. L. Perry
Parsons, Kas
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoms
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the Athens Banner
H. J. Rowe
Macks
McGillicuddy
McGraw
Old Gate City Guard
State College of Aarteeipre
University of Georgia
Taft
Panama Canal
Baldwin
Connecticut
Turkey
Italy
Tripoli
Stephenson
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Kackiusko
Unkhauser
Pelham Wyre
Tiham
Punkhauser
Vail Saule
Mar
Gink
Busi
Home Merchants
Frontenac
den 4Onville
Can + pas
France
Holland
Spain
Gen
Arnold
Lake Cham + Plain
Fontain Delata
Ssuuwn
Crete
United States
Bath
Emperor William
University + of
Berlin
Francis L. CarterCotton
the Executive Council of
Wood
Lyndon
W. ©. Stovall
W. F. Gilham
Lexington
A. D. McCurry
Winder
City
Bob Hill
Mrs. W. C. Coles
Mrs Troutman
Will McRea
Watkinsville
Bob Christian
Winterville
Vera Wise
Bogart
Emma Cook
J. F. Langston
Edith
Frances Langston
Monroe
Mr. C. B. Griffeth
W. E. Young
Diamond Veal
M. F. Whitehead
Statham
John Gatewood
Mount Sterling, Ky
Sidney Offutt
Georgetown, Ky
John T. Anderson
Will Murry
Arizona
T. G. Howard
Augusta
E. G. Tribble
W. £. Young
W. B. Weary
John C. Otwell
Alston
McCormack
Mcintosh
Bordeaux
Dunkee
Griffin
Hollihand
Atlante
HM Long
John Brown
Ziberton
Hall
Elberton
Atkinson
Madison
H. M Long
H. T. Huggins
Miss Maybeth Huggins
R. M. Anderson
Mrs. Randolph
Jefferson
Alice,Tywas
Grady Avenue
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