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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1917

Page

3

Patriotism and Preparedness Featured in Parade and Rallies

Athens community leaders urge food production and conservation amid a national food crisis. A Weekend march and Sunday rally are planned to promote gardens, market channels, and reduced cotton acreage, with city officials and university groups coordinating speakers, bands, and marching contingents.

Southern Farmers Urged to Grow Food for Nation Crisis

A 1917 appeal calls on Southern farmers to greatly boost food production amid wartime shortages. It urges five acres per farm, high yields, and reliance on government support, warning of price controls on cotton and shortages that could depress values. It stresses thrift, household economy, and patriotism, assigning women of the Confederacy key duties in conservation and production.

South Georgia United States Europe America Confederacy A. M. Soule

Women Groups Urged to Join City Campaign Plan

The executive committee invites all women organizations in the city to participate in promoting food production, the Sunday rally, the patriote parade, and tomorrow's children's meeting. Groups like the Daughters of the Confederacy, the DAR, Women’s Club, church missionary societies, and the Red Cross are called to cooperate. Meetings with the committee will be set at the Chamber of Commerce rooms this week.

Thhe Chamber of Commerce Ciizens of Athens J YS Chamber of” Commerce Paaty Tell Hero Teen Aftenoon Sone ‘Tipbelia D. P. Haselton D. M. Snelling W. F. Dorsey M.pound A. M. Soule Hugh White H. J. Rowe J. W H. McHatton C.D W. G. Grimm C. Barrow Dorsey Georgia State College of Agriculture Chamber of Commerce J. F. Tibbetts Messrs D. Flanigen J. M. Hodgson John B. Talmadge Sr. R. Arnold G. H. Thurmond John T Pittard Athens-Clarke County Clarke County Daughters of the Confederacy Daughters of the American Revolution Women’s Club Missionary Societies Red Cross Organization Board of ‘Wealth Pena Dudley Ito Hositat Jerome Michael Ilinta Baxter Street Lupmnkin Milledge Washington Street College

Mayor and Council Plan Big Patriotic Demonstration

The city gears up for a Saturday parade and rally to boost patriotism and home food production. Officials plan a three o’clock march from the uptown fire station to City Hall with Dr Soule and Dr Pound addressing crowds. The plan includes decorations, Chamber of Commerce support, and a Sunday rally at the Octagon.

Varius Athens Clarke County Tibbetts Chamber of Commerce Lucy Cobb Institute University of Georgia Uptown Soule Pound Genera—Universal Arnold Messrs Dudley, Davison Dobbe Chamber of Commierce

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