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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1912

Page

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Bankers Ficklen of Wilkes Presides at 1912 Georgia Meet

The seventh annual Group Two session of the Georgia Bankers Association convened in Elberton with I P Hunter of Elberton calling the meeting to order at 10. F K Ficklen of Washington Wilkes served as secretary as presidents cashiers and directors from Athens Monroe Elberton and nearby towns attended. Prominent visitors from New York and Athens joined the event, and new officers were elected including F H Ficklen as president J T Neal as vice president and W E Hatle as secretary. Further talks covered agriculture banker farmer cooperation and numerical transit systems with plans for the next annual meeting at Atlantic Beach Florida.

Georgia Bankers Association Eherton Athens Savannah River Hart Bulloch Morgan Buckhead Athena I. P. Jiunter Elberton F. K. Ficklen Washington Wilkes Lemuel C. Dean First Baptist Church Behal J. M. Wester P. M Hawes Elberton Loan & Ravings Bank A. B. Mobley Farmers Bank Monroe P. Hunter First National Bank R. RK Withington National Bank of Saysanah F. H. Ficklen Cashler Nat'l Bank of Wilkes Elberton Clearing House Association Elks Club Swift Lithia Springs J. J. Wilkins A Pendleton Augusta A. B. Sima Athnta Evans Jones New York F.H. Ficklen J.T. Neal Thomson W. E. Heatle Comer J. M. Heard J. J. Rhinehardt Bowman State Association Atlantic Head Fla Wilkins Georgia National Bank of Athens W. C. Jones Assant The Park Bank York W. P. Venable Southern Metalists and Mechanics Bank H. 8. Russell Fourth National Bank James M. Harding Citizens Central National Bank City

Mail Order Houses Offer Quality Paint Goods

Dont undercell me for fine quality goods. Tell me your wants and prices. No paying in advance, no freight charges, no risk. I deal in L M Paints with oil added for best pure lead zinc and linseed oil paint. Cost about $1.57 per gallon. Call on John L Arnold in Athens, Georgia.

Jom L. Arnold Athens

Titanic reports still worse in iste fortelle lost

Reports on the Titanic disaster grow worse as rumors of rescues are corrected. Early hopeful notes gave no losses. later wire service updates suggest 710 saved, with no confirmed list of the missing aboard the Carpathia and Major Archibald Butt declared not among the rescued. Georgia figures cling to hope, but official word dim.

Atlanta London Jaques Fortrell New York Georgia Marconi Carpathia Franconia Cherbourg Titaniic Butt Archibald Butt

Big Fruit Crop to Bless Georgia in 1912

Special to the Banner. Atlanta April 17 One of the most extraordinary fruit crops in the history of the state is reported by the Georgia Fruit Exchange after a meeting of its executive committee. Members from all sections expect not only a large crop but the best quality of fruit the state has known. Trees bloomed late but favorable weather will hasten maturity. Shipping may begin two or three days later than normal. Growers of watermelons and cantaloupes are eager to profit through the exchange in marketing their crops as more have joined this season. The melon outlook is as bright as the fruit outlook. The Georgia Fruit Exchange was the only cooperative marketing organization of its kind at the Southern Commercial Congress in Nashville, where its plan was well received.

Atlanta Georgia Fruit Exchange Southern Commercial Congress Nashville Woodrow Wilson Georgia Atlanta Journal Wilson Underwood Clark Trth Clarice State Executive Committee Harmon Wall Street

Fierce Dog Bites a Morning Paper Carrier

A bulldog attacked a long-serving paper carrier for The Banner on Hancock Avenue, injuring him as he attempted to deliver the morning paper. The boy endured a severe bite to the back and his clothing was ripped, with a history of prior incidents noted.

Hancock Avenue Central Placea

Monument Dedication Honors John Paul Jones in Washington

Washington April 17 A grand memorial to John Paul Jones was dedicated in Potomac Park with the president and cabinet, Supreme Court justices, and naval and military officers in attendance. Congress provided 50000 dollars for a marble pylons and a bronze Jones statue by Paul Niehaus.

Washington, D. C John Paul Jones Congress Potomac Park United States Cabinet Diplomatic Corps Supreme Court of the United States Navy Army Ife United States Marines Nationalard Paul H. Niehaus New York Commodore Jones Jones

Roosevelts Roil Eighth District Delegates in Georgia

In Georgia’s Eighth District rival factions clash over national convention delegates. A Mortons Opera House Athans district meeting named M. B. Morton and Postmaster Bush as delegates, while Roosevelt forces plan new selections. A May 11 county convention and May 18 Athens district gathering seek Roosevelt allies for Chicago on June 18, amid claims prior delegates were unofficial.

Georgia Morton Opera House Athans M. B. Morton Hero State Committee Postmaster Bush Covington Atlanta Roosevelt Taft J. Thomas Heard Athens Chicago

Underwood Readquarters expose political trick in Georgia

A Georgia campaign exposé alleges a conspiratorial tactic in favor of Wilson. It claims an Atlanta Journal correspondant and Wilson supporters manipulated a Georgia newspaper editorial to favor Clark, while asserting Clark and Harmon are stalking horses for Wall Street. It notes Georgia denies ballot filings for Clark and Harmon and warns anti Wilson voters that voting for them helps Wilson.

Why He Was Late Joke Shared Over Dinner

A humorous exchange about tardiness cites meeting Smithson and his stomach trouble. The line implies a remedy with Chamberlain's Tablets. For sale by all dealers.

Smithson Chamberlain

Memorial Day Plans in Athens Feature Veteran Parade

Preparations for Memorial Day in Athens include Rev M Ashby Jones as orator, veterans meetings for Macon reunion, Sons of Veterans parade, and grave decorations at Oconee cemetery. Clarke Rifles, university cadets, and local schools will march with a foch band, two to three hundred Civil War veterans expected, autos offered for riders, and a Banner special edition edited by Miss Rutherford.

Athens M. Ashby Jones Augusta Macon Sons of Veterans Oconee University Foch Clarke Rifles City Public Schools State Normal Lucy Cobb Organization of Sons Misa Mildred Rutherford Miss Rutherford Southrons

Alabama all for Underwood at state convention

Montgomery April 17. The Alabama democratic state convention met to select delegates for Baltimore. Alabama gives full support to Oscar W Underwood, leader in the national House. Delegates are instructed to stick with Underwood on every ballot with no second choice planned.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Baltimore Oscar W. Underwood House of Representatives Underwood

Doctors Association Meets In Augusta For Conference

In Augusta on April 17 Dr Bebe Murphy was elected president of the Georgia Health Officers Association at its annual meeting Dr A V Wood Brunswick was named secretary treasurer Resolutions urged passage of the Owens bill to create a national health board and Ellis bill to give rural health officers more authority The meeting drew 300 to 400 physicians from across the state with sessions at the Moose Club and Albion Hotel and speeches by Dr I H Goss Dr T R Wright and Dr C K Collins among others The mosquito situation in Augusta was described as the worst in history due to heavy rains and high water

Augusta Bebe Murphy Augusta Board of Health Associaion of Health Av Gupta A. V. Wood Brunswick Wood Brunswick Board of Health Brunswick Board Physicians Association Owens National Health Board Ellis General Assembly The Medical Association of Georgia State Board A. P. Fort Rockefeller Commission K. R. Collins Atlanta Bloomgold Athens A.V. Wood L. F. Osborne Fitzgerald Rhodes W. W. Brown Murpher W. H. Bassett Savannah H. F. Harris Moose Club Association Albion M. Ashby Jones First Baptist Church R. Roy Goodwin Barrett Goodwin C. K. Collins Collins Inter

Doctors Endorse Peruna For Health Restorations

A series of testimonial letters describe dramatic health recoveries after using Peruna. One writer claims complete cure after four bottles, while Gustav Himmelreich of Hochhelm Texas describes eight months of illness and asthma relief after six bottles of Peruna plus Lacupia and Manalia enabling him to resume farm work.

Gustav Himmelreich Hochhelm Texas Manalia

Gubernatorial race rumors swirl in Avanta political pulse

April 17 political gossip centers on J R Smith, twice governor candidate for Joseph M Brown, mulling a bid. Smith backed Governor Wilson over Brown’s stance on Underwood, while Slaton and Hoke Smith factions tilt toward Tom Hudson and Jon Hill Hall. All three candidates set to attend Waycross meeting with state game wardens, amid expected political handshakes.

Avanta J. R. Smith Joseph M Brown Mr. Smith Woodrow Wilson Brown Underwood Smith Hoke Smith Senator Smith Tom Hudson J. ®. Smith Joe Brown Sieng Exccas Jon Hill Hall Bibb Waycross Slaten Albany Hudson Hall

California Sunday School Assembly Opens in Chico

The forty fifth annual California Sunday School association convention opens in Chico with Sunday school workers from across the state. Principal speakers include Rev Charles F Aked D D of San Francisco and Rev Claude Kelly D D of San Jose, plus Mrs Mary Foster Bryner international superintendent.

Chico Cal Atete California Sunday School Association Charles F. Aked D. D San Francisco Claude Kelly San Jose Mary Foster Bryner International Aur

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