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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1902

Page

4

Beef Trust, Lectures, and Local News From Athens

The Athens Daily Banner notes subscription rates and delivery options. It cites current chatter on Teddy Roosevelt beef praise, Ellen Stone lecture plans, and Pierpont Morgan as a riding figure. It mentions New York meals price hikes, labor federation politics, beauty in spring attire, and a Kansas paper quip. Also reports Savannah endorsing Devaux, a Chicago leatherworker union member, and a North Carolina execution body sale tale. Georgia editors return from Charleston with governor polling results.

Terrell Seen as Likely Next Governor of Georgia

Local editorials praise Col. Joe Terrell for integrity and intellect. The Madison and Columbus papers argue he has wide state support, with the Fourth District backing him, while Maysville and West Point comment on his conservative taxation and broad platform.

Columbus West Point Col Joe Terrell Georgia

Athens Welcomes Federal Court Visit and Prosperity

The session of the Federal Court has brought over two hundred visitors to Athens with per diems from the U S Government. Boarding house keepers and merchants benefit from these visitors, who praise the city’s modern streets water system car system electric power and schools. The court entourage includes officers and council members who admire Athens and foresee growth and prominence as the metropolis of northeast Georgia.

Ore City United States Athens Offcers Georgia

A Big Chance for Athens at Southern Educational Conference

Citizens of Athens urged to showcase the Classic City as the Southern Educational Conference convenes tomorrow. Prominent delegates will observe local education and community life, and Athens aims to impress with hospitality and self-promotion.

Devaux Savannah Morton Oorates Athens

Too Much Asked Of Our Merchants

Citizens note that merchants have shouldered excessive charity drives for benevolent prizes and water prizes, bearing a drain on contributions for years. The piece argues for fairer share across all classes to support city improvements and reduce merchant burden.

Merchants Urged to Limit City Charity Demands

Public urged restraint on charity drives as merchants complain donations fund prizes and personal gain rather than benevolent causes. Authors warn that regular asks erode profits, stressing merchants provide goods at fair prices and deserve protection from undue levies.

Hon Tom Eason an Able Officer

Georgia voters should reelect Hon Tom Eason to the state prison commission. The piece praises his record of efficient management and humane treatment of convicts, noting savings and high standards. It argues his experience and character justify another term and urges support for his reelection.

Tom Eason Tom Exon State Prison Commission Georgia

True Friend of the People in Georgia Governor Race

The piece argues for Terrell as Georgia's people's candidate over a Chatham editor and a Bibb corporation lawyer. It praises his upbringing on a Merriowether farm, his finances, tax views, and eleven years in state administration, claiming he better serves labor and youth through prudent governance. It also notes a Paris gold medal won by a Georgia family of thirteen.

Georgia People Ows Chatham Corporation Bibb Merriowether Terrell Hays Mr. Terrell

Do Something With the Cemetery in Athens

Citizens debate the council resolution to abandon the old cemetery on J scheon street. The piece urges moving the fifty-plus buried remains to a decent site, funded by the city or University of Georgia, respecting the dead and restoring dignity to the area.

J Scheon Street Athens Istus John Milledge University of Georgia University Broad Jackson Baldwin Thomas Streets Old Cemetery

Spring Medicine for Impure Blood and Low Vitality

Spring brings a season of health focus as impure blood and weak vitality cause pimples, poor appetite, and low energy. The remedies aim to purify the blood, restore strength, and renew appetite and animation.

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertisement Claim

An old testimonial-style ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as purifying blood, increasing appetite and vitality, and curing eruptions. A Vermont resident testimonial speaks of feeling run down and benefiting after using the products.

Justices Are Criticised In Franklin County Report

Franklin county grand jury adjourned and in its final report harshly criticized local justices of the peace for setting fines high enough to earn fees. The body returned 29 indictments including several for murder.

Jackson Miss Franklin County Justices of the Peace of

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