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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1911

Page

3

Georgia Poultry Association elects new officers

Loring Brown elected president of the Georgia branch of the American Poultry association by mail ballot. C. W. Fowler of Marietta opened ballots. W. C. Cleckley and H. H. Verdery of Augusta named vice presidents. Mrs. L. L. Upson of Athens to serve as secretary treasurer. Thomas M. Poole named chairman of the Georgia branch executive board. Other members include J. H. Porter, Miss Ethel Brown Smyrna, J. K. Murphy, John M. Wright, Col. John G. Postell, Mrs. P. Callaway, John Lowe Smith, and T. J. Marshall.

Atlanta Loring Brown Southern International Poultry Association Georgia American Poultry Association C. W. Fowler Marietta W. C. Cleckley H. H. Verdery Augusta L. L. Upson Athens Thomas M. Poole J. H. Porter Ethel Brown Smyrna J. K. Murphy John M. Wright John G. Postell The Southern International P. Callaway Washington John Lowe Smith T. J. Marshall

Georgia Prohibition Issue Dominates State Politics

State Executive Committee faces decision on submitting prohibition and local option to voters in a coming primary. Former Governor Jos. M. Brown urges a nonpolitical approach, but Hoke Smith allies are unlikely to heed. Brown signals a local option stance as campaigns expand with platform and headquarters planned. Pope Brown and Richard B. Russell intensify efforts while Hoke Smith’s resignation looms for a new primary date and rules.

Atlanta Georgia State Executive Committee Jos. M. Brown Brown Hoke Smith Ben Prohibition Cobb County Pope Brown Richard B. Russell

The Millionaire Kid at Colonial Theater Next Wednesday

The musical drama The Millionaire Kid from the author of The Cowboy Girl and The Candy Kid comes to the Colonial Theater next Wednesday evening. Raymond Paine leads in the title role with a clever cast and chorus of young performers. Kilroy Britton has secured top talent for this extraordinary musical drama.

Colonial Raymond Paine Kilroy-Britton Colonial Theater Get

Dr King’s New Discovery Prevents Tragedy in Wisconsin

Mr C Willoughby of Marengo Wisconsin credited timely advice from his aunt for averting a dreadful outcome. A severe cough, described as consumption by doctors, improved after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad claims the medicine cures throat and lung troubles with prices 50 cents and one dollar and a free trial bottle.

C. Willoughby Marengo Wis W. J. Smith & Bro H. R. Palmer & Sons

Death of Mr. J. W. Payne at Athens

Walton News reports the death of J. W. Payne aged 76 from paralysis at his daughter Mrs. P. B. Crow’s home on Jackson street, Athens. He was a Christian Church member with many friends. Funeral at his residence and burial at Kluts Cemetery near Watkinsville.

Walton News J. C. Dickens J. W. Payne P. B. Crow Jackson Street Athens Christian Church Kluts Watkinsville

Regular term of superior court in session at Lexington

The regular full term of the superior court for this county is in session with Judge Meadow presiding and Solicitor Brown on deck. The docket appears full with four days needed to clear. Most cases are petty offenses, except for the attempted murder case against a negro at Arnoldville.

Lexington Superior Court Meadow Solicitor Brown E. O. Veal Arnoldville

Farmers National Congress Meets in Columbus

One thousand progressive farmers from many states gather in Columbus Ohio for the thirty first annual convention. Joshua Strange of Marion Indiana presides at the state house sessions lasting several days. Speakers cover good roads conservation of natural resources parcels post railroad rate regulation and other public interests.

Columbus Ohio Farmers' National Congress Joshua Strange Marion Ind State House Congress

Convention on Advertising for City Development Opens

Executives from leading city chambers of commerce gather in Louisville for the American Association of Commercial Exchanges three day convention. Discussions focus on advertising as a tool for municipal development with addresses expected from Secretary Nagel of commerce and labor and Elbert Hubbard among others.

Louisville Chambers of Commerce American Association of

Full dress can put a man in fine fettle

A concise remark notes that proper attire elevates a man’s condition and appearance, suggesting clothing influences confidence and readiness for social or formal situations.

Efficiency Conference Opens at Dartmouth College

A three day conference in Hanover New Hampshire gathers efficiency experts and business leaders to assess scientific management in manufacturing and commerce. Frederick W Taylor, hailed as the father of scientific management, attends alongside younger engineers who are implementing the system in industry.

Hanover N. H Amos School of Administration and Finance Dartmouth College Frederick W. Taylor Philadelphia

Pacific Coast Baptists Open Convention in Vallejo

Two hundred delegates and visitors from six states attend the Pacific Coast Association of Baptist churches convention in Vallejo California. The three day gathering begins with opening sessions today.

Pacific Coast Baptists Vallejo Cal Pacific Coast Association of Baptist Churches

Wisconsin Conference of Charities and Corrections Opens

Several hundred men and women gathered in Milwaukee to attend the Wisconsin Conference of Charities and Correction. The three day meeting features speakers including Dr. Richard Cabot of Boston and Orlando D. Lewis of New York, secretary of the National Prison Association, among others.

Charities and Correction Milwaukee Wis Wisconsin Conference of Charities and Correction Richard Cabot Boston Orlando D. Lewis New York National Prison Association

Ohio Woman Suffragists Open 26th Convention in Dayton

Delegates from across Ohio gather in Dayton for the opening of the twenty sixth annual Ohio Woman's Suffrage Association convention. Nationally known leaders are among the speakers, with sessions set to run through Saturday.

Ohio Dayton Ohio Woman's Suffrage Association

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