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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1917

Page

6

Abolishment of City Court and Court Reforms Suggested

Clarke County Commissioners urge reform of city and circuit courts with reorganized structure. financial breakdown shows receipts 241051 dollars. 1916-17 road bonds and court house interest paid. supplementary report requests public scrutiny and suggests police and county funding reforms. mentions city Athens Clarke County cooperation and calls for nonpolitical judiciary and officers' salaries in lieu of fees.

County Commissioners Office Tate Wright New Court House G. A. Mell J. W. Jarrell C. D. Cox Grand Jury Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues

Convict Camp Expenses and Road Committee Report 1916

The record outlines city and county expenditures including jail, officer salaries, and camp costs across Tong's Camp Estes Camp and Bridges. It notes an 80 cent per day convict labor estimate for highway work and calculates 72.5 men averaged in 1916 with daily costs for feed, guards, clothing, housing, and sundries. It also cites contributions to Winterville school building and repairs to other school buildings.

Board of Education Winterville

Crop Conditions Report Warn of Backward Nationwide Farming

The Weekly Review notes poor farming conditions across the country with an unfavorably slow germination in the south and a likely short winter wheat crop. It cites improvement in Kansas Oklahoma Ohio Valley and east central districts and warns labor and seed costs will limit potato growth. Secretary Houston urges higher corn production as the key cereal, amid rumors of naval actions and coastal bombardment.

Washington National Weather and Crop Bulletin Kansas Oklahoma Ohio Valley Houston America

Official assurances there will be no separate Russian peace

The Associated Press reports official US assurances that Russia will not seek a separate peace. Congress considers Allied cooperation with navies and foreign recruitment, while Whitlock sails to Belgium and Roosevelt weighs a National Guard commission. French and British war commissions to the US are named, with notable figures listed.

Russia Washington United States

Himmelberger Harria land cases in federal court

Federal court yesterday spent much of the day on phases of the Himmelberger Harria land cases. The big lumber company contests the government's right to condemn lands under the forest preservation act. The case will be further heard today. J W Chancey was sentenced to three years for using the mails to defraud and will be returned to state court to face forgery charges after serving the term.

Himmelberger-Harria Big Lumber Company J. W. Chancey

Funeral of Mr. Deadwyler Today

The funeral for A V Deadwyler will be held at 11 am from The Heights Mitchells Bridge Road with Dr 8S R Beik and Dr J W Lynch officiating. Interment follows in Oconee cemetery. Active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers are listed. survivors include wife Lena and four daughters. He was a Jackson county native and longtime Athens stockman and farmer.

A. V. Deadwyler Messrs W. R. Booth F. B. Hinton J. L. Be- Leroy Frank Shackelford W. W. Scott C. N. Weatherly W. C. Wingfield H. C. Tuck Dorsey Funeral Chapel W. S. Holman J. J. Strickland J. E. Talmadge Gray Hopkins Walter E. Jackson Walter A. Mallory J. H. Dorsey Deadwyler Lena Deadwyler W. T. Cunningham Oglethorpe County Kate Madeline Emily Deadwyler Jackson County Athens Elka

Solving the Food Problem in Georgia

The Georgia State College of Agriculture led by Dr. A M Soule and J Philip Campbell issued a bulletin urging each person and family to plan eating and farming needs for the war year. It explains required production targets and how farms and gardens must rise to keep hunger away in the South this fall. Copies are available from the college or Chamber of Commerce.

Georgia State College of Agriculture A. M. Soule J. Philip Campbell Chamber of Commerce

Sign of Good Digestion Chamberlain's Tablets Promotion

An advertisement notes that a cheerful oldest lady indicates good digestion and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen the stomach aid digestion and gently move the bowels with the claim they are obtainable widely.

Chamberlain

How to Prevent Croup in Children

Guidance for parents on preventing croup urges light evening meals to avoid stomach overload and early treatment with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of hoarseness. The remedy is obtainable everywhere.

Hugh

Clarke County Superior Court Adjourns Amid Twin Sessions

The Clarke county superior court adjourned to Monday with two judges in two rooms. Judge West to preside for Judge Cobb in civil matters, Cobb to hear a criminal minute. John Kinderland, colored, on larceny from a young man, mistrial declared. Corrie Davis, ex preacher, colored, convicted of burglary and sentenced to ten years. alleged thefts from a Jewish synagogue, Catholic church, and First Methodist church in a single night.

Superior Court of Clarke County Judge West Cobb John Kinderland Corrie Davis Father Clark First Methodist

Col J W Henley Missing From Court Session

Col J W Henley assistant district attorney was missed from the opening session of the federal court Monday. He has given up the post, and there is a rumor in political circles that Judge Fite may be slated for the vacancy, though no authoritative announcement has been made.

Col J W Henley District l Federal Court Fite

Parliament Adopts Resolutions Praising United States War Effort

Parliament approves resolutions thanking the American government for its contribution to the war effort. Reports say French forces repulse Germans and seize villages as Haig’s lines advance. Russians claim further gains while Berlin faces unrest. A Brussels dispatch notes General von Bissing’s death. Continuous weather notes end with a medical ad for Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey.

Russian War Office Braila Danube Berlin Macedonia Foksham Parliament London Houses of Lords and Commons Belin Eral Brussels Amste Iam General von Bissing Belgium

Honor for Brand at I O O F District of Columbia address

Hon C H Brand Georgia congressman and former grand master of Georgia Odd Fellows is invited to deliver the anniversary address for the I O O F District of Columbia on the 26th. The event marks a major fraternal gathering in Washington with the new Georgia member as day’s orator of the hour. Spring colds warn of temperature changes and underwear shifts. Dr King’s New Discovery provides relief as a antiseptic expectorant and helps break up lingering colds. continue treatment until fully resolved.

ODD Fellows OF District OF Columbia C. H. Brand Congress Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Georgia National Dr. King Relef Ia

Father opposes engagement of 14 year old Mina Susie Roberts

The father of Mina Susie Del lars Roberts a 14 year old county girl publicly urges men of the church and the courts to deny any marriage plans for her. He states she is only fourteen and objects to the match for years. The article also advertises Chamberlain's Tablets for various stomach and liver complaints.

Mina Susie Dellars Roberts

Young Son of Jefferson Physician Dies Sudden

Lane Pendergrass, fourteen year old son of Dr. J B Pendergrass of Jefferson Ga, died suddenly this morning. Also an advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a spring laxative, 25 cents at all druggists.

Jefferson Jefferson, Ga Lane Pendes J. B. Pendergrass Dr. King

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Pilgrims Life and _ Health. Insurance Company Court House Georgia National Bank Bal- UM Hmite Police Department Clarke County Commissioners Superior Court Eee Morton's St. Luke's County Farm Lexington Wupops Evens City and Superior Moutel. Weseee Tong Estes Bates Camp Teregrees Cuban New England Europe Associated Press Boston Navy Yard Coast Guard Cape Cod U. S William 8. Sims United States Navy American Naval Commission England Wilson Sims Webb Germany Senate House Whitlock Paris Brand Whitlock Havre Ribot Roosevelt National Guard Oyster Bay New York National Guard Whitman Cuba U.S French War Commission M. Viviani Justice Marshal Joffre Chocheprat Mar Uis de Chambrun Chamber of Deputies Grifour MR. Deadwyler J. W. Henley Ass't DIST Gawdy St. Quentin Haig British War Office Scarpa River Fampoux Villers-Gaiblain Loos HON. C. H
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