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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1922

Page

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Barbecue Feast Highlights Tom Irwins Generous Farmstead

Larry Gantt recalls a large community barbecue hosted by Tom Irwin in Oglethorpe County near Winterville. About 260 guests, including officials H C Tuck and Horace Holden, share abundant food and fellowship, with praise for Irwin’s hospitality and farming success. The piece notes widespread attendance from nearby counties and mentions ongoing boll weevil problems and cotton controls.

Athens Hon H. C.tuck Judge Holden Frank Pn Oglethorpe Madison Jackson Ita Tom Irwin Tom Cand Hia H. C. Tubb Horace Holden Frank Holden Paul Jonathin Eberhardt O. H. Co Oll Percy Johnson Heywood Bob ‘Canthaen Bheritt Kr. Jackson Jackson County Collier Lexington Hamilton Wowhatter Shull Bacon Sheriff Watking Edgar Maxwell Corns ‘Ingham Smithonia Dunaway Lige Johnson Tower Taylor Bates Maxeyn Jlouk Gillen Winterville J.T Mr. Colle OPS Nea Statham N

E B Hudson Geared for City Council Bid

State association meets here in April with three hundred delegates expected to attend. E B Hudson appears as a leading candidate in the local city council race amid preparations and expected activity surrounding the event.

State Association

Election Today Marks PTA Leadership Change in Athens

Athens associations plan a busy year as Mrs. Preston Brooks resigns today from the City Council of the PTA after a long presidency begun in 1921. Mrs. EB Hudson may head the council next year as the group pursues thrift banks, school bond issues, and a statewide speakers bureau ahead of Georgia PTA events this spring and next year.

EB. B. Hudson Baxter Street Parents Teacher Association Womans’ Club Preston Brooks Brooks Jane Hudson Athens P. T. A. Ciation Georg Ucation Association State Association Georgia State College Agriculture

Missing Ballot Counts Cloud South Carolina Election

Report notes tens of thousands not voting in South Carolina amid scattered ballot issues. Text references missing ballot boxes and unclear results in the superintendent race, with fragmented names and places.

Columbia 8. C Hope Swearington

Rail plots and court fights mark tense railroad crisis

Chicago witnesses arrests in a wide conspiracy to wreck trains as four men face murder charges in Gary Indiana for a Michigan Central wreck. In Atlanta, attorneys seek a retrial for Frank DuPré as Governor Hardwick weighs last minute appeals before the Friday execution window.

Chicago Associated Press New York Central Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice Chicago and Alton Michigan Central Gary Ind Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Arlington Heights Cincinnati Atlanta Frank DuPrevent Irby C. Walker Hardwick

Missing Thurso Woman Ella Shaw Reported Missing

Police report a missing woman in Thurso, Ella Shaw, last seen around River Street Wednesday night near ten o clock. A mate or neighbor stated she left home after an argument with Mrs Dale Wood and a male companion.

Ella Shaw Dale Wosd River Street

Thursday Half Holiday Ends for Athens Stores

Athens merchants observe a half holiday on Thursdays with store employees given a half day for weeks, but Thursday marks the last such closing for the year as stores close early one final time.

Athens

Farm Bureau barbecue draws crowd to Tuckston

The Farm Bureau hosted its annual barbecue in Tuckston on Thursday. Despite a smaller turnout than last year, attendees enjoyed ample food as county farm demonstrator Purcell and chairman Claude Tuck helped oversee arrangements.

Tuckston Farm’ Bureau Jones Purcell County Farm Purcell Claude Tuck Farm Bureau Mr. Tuck

Ex Governor Harris Mentioned for Commissioner Race

Ex Governor Harris is mentioned as a candidate for commissioner in a local race. The article notes his role and ties to the board of trustees as part of the surrounding political context.

Harris Bion Tt He Teaign Lae Tamemaretel Ts Baers Ses

Four Billion Bonus Bill Passes Senate Conference Vote

Washington action reports four billion bonus legislation approved by the Senate and sent to conference. The roll call showed 47 to 42 with party lines blurred as 3 present could not vote and 54 were absent. The measure includes a daily rate and adjusted service credit details for veterans.

Okie Aes Washington Seagees Stven

Abattoir Question Reopened By City Council

City council debates reviving the abattoir plan with private capital. finance committee reports a plan for a municipal plant, seeking public approval and funding. Citizens favor municipal ownership. next session to discuss financing and oversight.

Thomas Ace

Two Waite Men Held for Murder in Augusta Georgia

Augusta authorities report two men from Waite identified as residents are detained on murder charges. Officials declined to release further details pending investigation and arraignment.

Waite

Building Permits Reach Seventy Thousand in Two Months

Building permits for July and August totaled $70 000 as reported by city building official J W Barnett. Athens construction is robust with more homes and repairs planned over the next two years and several new residential areas being prepared for public use. Permitted projects include additions and new houses for multiple residents and business improvements at a high school site, United Cigar Stores, and other locations reflecting a sustained building boom.

J. W. Barnett Athens Ben Kennebrew C. C. Nix L. B. Eberhardt A. H. Davison J. A. Clarke Henry Lay Dr. Campbell Morgan J. B. Patman George Collins

Aerial Attack On Boll Weevil Demonstration Held

Aerial spray tests against the boll weevil continued in Greenville with government supervision. Planters from Louisiana Mississippi and Arkansas observed a 14 000 acre field as airplanes sprayed calcium arsenate across large areas to combat the infestation.

Greenville Misc Beatts Misn Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas

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Larry Gantt T. Larry Gantt Winterville-Smith Andrew Erwin J. B. Joel Max Goldman Dave Kaufman Mr. Irwin State Ocoive Harrow Prank Mas. E.B. Hudson Choige EAD South Carolina Eee DuPre Band Evene Odo ‘Ern York Central Line Harding Dupre Lourts Ctin Thurso Banner-Herald Coquimbo Tor Watson Sill Banner Hue Abattowr City Counel Augusta Agusta, Ga
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