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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1889

Page

3

Cotton bagging debate weighs on Southern plans

A New York Cotton Exchange report recounts moves to favor cotton bagging over jute, arguing lighter cotton bagging reduces bale weight and tare. Southern growers push for cotton cover to cut costs, while Northern handlers resist shifts that could cut profits. The piece notes exchanges among Southern producers, Northern dealers, and a committee report advocating cotton covered bagging despite higher unit costs.

Georgia South Carolina Flori J Atlanta Amuserell Carlin New York Aye Cettan New York Exchange Cotton Exchange Bolesietence Swee Exclusive Liverpool Ierito A ' York

Giant Austrian girl Elizabeth Lyska gains fame as a living curiosity

Elizabeth Lyska, a 11 year old Austrian girl six feet six inches tall and about 300 pounds, captures attention across Berlin and Vienna. Doctors and professors study her growth while her family faces poverty and a manager arranges exhibitions to fund her continued rise and potential as a world champion strong woman.

Elizabeth Kyska Bits Berlin Vienna Virchow Anthropological Society of Elizabeth Wiessolyi the Danube Papa Lyska Mamma Lyska Lyskas Lyska Imanor Fran Lyska N. Y

First Roll of Cotton Bagging Shown in Athens

Curious display on Broad street in front of J. S. King & Co shows the first roll of 44 inch cotton bagging made by Lane Mills of New Orleans. The Athens firm reports an order for 75,000 yards and vows to back farmers against the jute bagging trust, with shipments to begin by the 10th. Farmers across the South support cotton bagging as a strike against the trust.

J.S. King & Co South Alliancemen D&w Broad Street J. S. King & Co Lane Mills New Orleans Athens

Haidee Admired in Augusta Ode to a Fair Athens Beauty

A florid verse praising Haidee with amber hair and sparkling eyes. The Augusta note, dated August 6 1889, credits the piece to a Society Editor in Augusta and signals Athens admiration for a celebrated young lady.

Hebe Haidee Evening News Augusta Athens

Orange Blossoms. Athens Man Marries Monroe Woman

Mr Daniel Smith of Athens and Miss Leila Holland of Monroe Iowa wed recently and plan to reside in Athens. Smith a longtime stenographer for Barrow and Thomas is described as a fine business man and genial gentleman. Cards from friends report the marriage and the couple will be welcomed back to Athens with warm wishes.

Daniel Smith Athens Leila Holland Monroe Iowa D. O. Smith Far West Lei’a Holland Smith Our City Barrow &Thomas

Rainfall notes from Col Charbonnier on July records

Banner reporter records Col Charbonnier stating July rainfall in the section averaged 2.46 inches, with 3.59 inches since August 1. He compares local rains as moderate and not alarming for crops, though New York saw over nine inches last month, causing floods.

Col. Charbonnier New York

Postal Money Orders and Drafts Sent to New Orleans Bank

Washington DC and New York based orders issued by express companies flow to New Orleans National Bank. Ordinary letter delivery handles money orders and drafts with registered letters and currency.

M. A. Dauphin Washington, D. C New York Exchange NEW Orleans National Bank New Orleans

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