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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1920
Page
4
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Attorney Alexander addresses Athens and Atlanta officials about a price order for coal. He cites an old agreement allowing 310.75 per ton and urges reduction to align with mine costs. He warns price stability and car shortages could affect affordable fuel for the public this winter.
Commissioner J J Brown confirms statements regarding Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve System on financing the cotton crop. He says banks in every section should finance farmers at profitable prices if farmers store cotton in reputable warehouses and meet obligations. Confidence should return and prosperity follow.
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A reflective piece contrasts the crowd as a mass driven by forces and fear with a solitary figure who remains firm. The author argues for individual courage amid collective delusion, celebrating the strength found in standing apart.
A Methodist Times editorial urges spiritual renewal after the Hull Conference. It reports a high level of conversation on God’s work, signs of a new spirit, and a move to reach outsiders with practical Christianity and service.
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