11 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1913
Page
1
The Athens Banner questions the commission plan for Georgia cities noting open bonds and demanding concrete cost-cutting figures. It criticizes advocates for avoiding key savings areas and questions who would fill the proposed three top posts under the plan.
A rally at the Chase Street overhead bridge featured Mr. Hardy of Columbia advocating the commission form of government for Athens. He said he would stay several days to assist the movement while residents weigh the two systems before voting on the 18th.
At First Methodist Church a sermon titled Prophecy will be preached Sunday at 11 15 a m The speaker outlines the witness of the Bible to Christ noting fulfilled Jewish prophecies oracles about nations and how Messianic predictions converge on Jesus of Nazareth as the Christ and Son of God inviting skeptics to attend.
An elderly resident of Nantahala Avenue identified as Mrs. Berger, about 45, struck with paralysis last week, was reported this morning at 1:30 to be in extremely critical condition with observers believing she would not survive until dawn. The sentence notes she has no children and that Mr. Berger is a local merchant.
R L Bramblett grand chief patriarch of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows conducted a recent instatement at Bishop establishing a new camp of the higher order. Eighteen citizens and Odd Fellows joined as charter members. Sealship Oysters Arnold & Abney.
The article notes Yom Kippur observance from sunset today through tomorrow with fasting prayer and synagogue services. Orthodox and reform communities partake in the Day of Atonement ending with the fast, reflecting on sins and reconciliation within the ten penitential days.
Rita Rich delivers a folk song program with Irish tunes and costumes as part of a Redpath bureau chautauqua line up in Athens. Critics praise her clear voice and poised performances as she embodies child characters and folk spirit with authentic dress and manner.
Philadelphia defeats New York 6 to 1 to take a 3-1 lead in the World Series as Merkle does damage for the Giants with a homer. Bender, Demaree, and Marquard tangle in a higher scoring affair while Burns and McLean pace the Phillies with two hits apiece.
Alabama's top squad prepares to challenge Georgia in a pivotal encounter as the season progresses. The game highlights a regional rivalry with high stakes for both programs and potential implications in conference standings. The matchup emphasizes skill, strategy, and national interest.
Alabama trains hard for a big home game against Clemson as Coach Graves seeks to extend a record crowd. Hagan shines at quarterback while Alabama vets battle for starting spots amid scrimmages and tune up drills.
After two weeks of brisk business the Aills and Meyers Company depart for Philadelphia. Tonight is the last chance to see When School Room Howls, praised as a top production. Next week Majestic shifts to straight vaudeville led by Lowe and Sterling with Miss Rich delivering notable dialect.
Experts argue that reduced inspection and increased expert supervision improve outcomes. They advocate targeted oversight by qualified professionals to ensure safety quality and accountability across operations.
The Georgia prison board will appoint road supervisors starting January 1 with one supervisor, then add more as counties demand. Four inspectors and one supervisor will be chosen after the next election as existing inspector terms expire. The move aims to cut costs and improve road quality, aligning with the University of Georgia good roads program led by Professor Strahan and colleagues.
The Aggies from the mountains arrive at Sanford Field for a highly anticipated game this afternoon. Fans expect a strong showing as the teams meet on the gridiron.
The Georgia eleven hosts the Mountaineers at Sanford Field this afternoon at 3:15 as Coach Woodruff brings a hefty, less experienced squad. Paddock is sidelined, Conyers and McConnell nursing injuries, Carey makes his Georgia debut expected to shine. General admission at the turnstile with passes at the grandstand gate.
Rev Dr E F Hill urged taking days off and shifts of occupation to improve work at the Hiawassee Settlement Bible class gathering. He praised the settlement for offering respite from routine and praised the evening's music. S. M. Co. visitor Tibbetts attended, and next Friday Rev Grubb will conclude his illustrated Life of the Christ lecture.
Corner store advertisement for corn fresh okra and ripe tomatoes priced at 35 cents per basket. Arnold and Abney promote available seasonal vegetables.
Jossey's offers beans at 20¢ a can tomatoes 35¢ a basket fresh salad 10¢ peck Irish potatoes 35¢ peck pumpkin yam potatoes 25¢ peck onions 40¢ peck cabbage 4¢ lb fresh eggs 30¢ doz fries 35 40¢ each large hens 50¢ each fresh cheese 2¢ lb butter 25¢ lb rutabaga turnips 4¢ lb packed tomatoes 3 for 25c Stokeley Bros corn 10¢ can New York apples 50¢ peck orders early for 9 o'clock delivery call 176
The Crystal Theater adjusted admission to five and ten cents due to higher costs for better pictures. The paper notes daily front page programs and promises fresh country eggs and fruits from Arnold Abney and Williamson's produce including grapes, pears, snap beans, okra, peppers, tomatoes, lettuce, celery, cranberries, and pound cake.
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