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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1912

Page

8

Webb-Crawford Company Incorporation Petition in Athens

In Clarke County Georgia a petition to the Superior Court seeks incorporation of THE WEBB-CRAWFORD COMPANY for twenty years. It proposes a wholesale and retail grocery business with capital stock of 25000 dollars, ability to expand, sue and be sued, own real and personal property, and amend its charter by stock vote.

Georgia Clarke County Superior Court Said County C. N. Hodgson J. ‘M. Howell W. C. Pitner Webb-Crawford Company City of Athos Ito Sale Corporation Almpee Claude Henderson Clarke Superior Court Acer Mihaly Charles H. Brand B. J. Crawford Court House Athens Clarke J. D. Moss E. J. Bondurant Mra. E. C. Gibson Lumpkin Street E. C. Gibson Turner J. Bondurant EB. C. Gibson B. J. Bondurant City of Athens EB. J

State Agricultural College News Notes

State Agricultural College News Notes reports President Andrew M Boyle elected vice president of the association of agricultural colleges. Dr H M Burson issues a veterinary bulletin on hog cholera serum, plus forthcoming corn and tomato club yield data. The college calendar predicts a record short course turnout as farmers seek crop diversification to improve next year. A Jersey calf born at the fair is named Augusta Wilson, linking to Wilson's presidency. Savannah Press publishes 100 page extra edition marking its 21st anniversary with port and city articles. Antiques as wedding gifts recounts a grandmother day party where guests gift silver, china, and a blue Staffordshire cup, plus a recipe handwritten for a doughnut plate.

H. M. Burson Georgia Augusta Augusta Wilson Wilson Kate Greenway

Industrial Congress Opens Second Texas Meeting

Dallas Texas Dec 12 Almost every pursuit of Texas citizens in country and farm life was represented at the opening of the second annual meeting of the Texas Industrial Congress The program provides discussion of questions vital to industrial development and conservation of farm lands A special feature will be awards of several thousand dollars in cash prizes for the best agricultural results in the state the past year.

Industrial Congress Texas Dallas Texas Industrial Congress Congress

Indiana Charities Conference in Logansport

Delegates and visitors fill Logansport for the annual Indiana charities conference opening with a reception and continuing Sunday. Professor Graham Taylor of the University of Chicago will speak on social welfare alongside other noted authorities as the event covers charitable and correctional work.

Indiana Charities Conference Logansport Ind Graham Taylor University of Chicago

Fines and Chain Gang Sentences Imposed in Superior Court

Phoebe Smith charged with selling liquor received a fifty dollar fine and a twelve month chain gang sentence, Alban Benedict guilty of cursing in the presence of females was fined forty dollars and given twelve months in the gang. Judge Brand suspended the chain gang sentences during good behavior. the twelve month terms would be instantly enforceable if further offenses occur.

Brand Phoebe Smith Alban Benedict

Chandler Faces Charges

Walter M. Chandler congressman elect from the Nineteenth district appeared in New York court in an accounting suit over late Philip V. Myers estate. Myers widow filed the suit and accuses Chandler of coercing her into hiring him as lawyer and defrauding her of 30000 dollars in settling the estate.

Chandler New York Walter M. Chandler Congress Philip V. Myers Anen Myers

Italian Slayer Gallows Awaits Conviction in Street Killing

The Italian suspect, charged with the murder of Louis Holte a stone cutter found dying in the street with a thrust wound, was convicted after a trial showing the crime arose from a quarrel.

Tan Louis Holte

Cotton crop estimate released for 1912 13 season

Washington reports the government estimate of 13,820,000 bales of 600 pounds for the 1912 13 U S cotton crop, down from 16,250,000 bales the record year. Georgia and Texas outputs are given, with last year’s values and regional averages cited. The crop’s value figures are noted for the period, highlighting the nation’s most valuable harvests.

Washington Crop Reporting Board Bureau of Statistics Department of Agriculture Georgia Mike Texas

Georgia University Club Hosts Informal Social Thursday Night

Atlanta December 12 University of Georgia men in the University club invited members to an informal social meeting Thursday evening at 8 30 at the club venue.

Atlanta University of Georgia University Club

Owner of De Soto dies after race in Augusta

Leonard Dean a veteran turfman and owner of the famous horse De Soto died suddenly at the Old Fair Ground last night around 10 o'clock. He drove in a race earlier and appeared well. He complained of chest pain, collapsed, and died within minutes. He was about sixty five and well known on the southern circuit. Body remained at Bernstein's chapel awaiting shipment instructions.

Leonard Dean Augusta de Soto Old Fair Ground Angutsa Bernstein

Faculty Thanks Students For Interest In Honor System

The University of Georgia faculty expresses pleasure at the lively debate over the honor system and announces it will maintain self government. They congratulate students on their animation and pledge to continue requiring a pledge of honor with exams, while abolishing the current Honor Board duties and considering new methods at student request.

University of Georgia

University students pledge holiday effort for Georgia needs

The University of Georgia student body unanimously agrees to work during Christmas holidays. They plan to press state legislators for heating, hot water in dorms, dining room space, and other campus needs, traveling to counties with representatives to advocate for the university's funding and facilities.

University of Georgia Senate Clarke County

Friday the Thirteenth 1912 Omen Across Calendar

Observers note the rare 12 12 12 coincidence yesterday and Friday the thirteenth today. Some fear the omen tied to Friday and thirteen, while others dismiss superstition and expect no special meaning from the date.

Leap Year Sparks Leap in Atlanta Marriages and Divorces

Leap Year in Atlanta doubled marriages to 2891, with white couples dominating. 498 divorces granted in Fulton County courts this year, a new high, surpassing 1911 totals though not all cases concluded.

Atlanta Fulton Fulton County Eee Dometic

Georgia Baptists Grow With Large Memberships

Georgia Baptists report 275000 members in white Baptist churches across 90 district associations and 2871 churches. Last year membership rose to 213586 with 98 ministers. Endowments reach 2216600, Orphans' Home cares for 250 children, State Missions fund totals 70000 for the year.

Georgia Baptista

The Great Antiseptic Pain Reliever for Man and Beast

An old advertisement promotes a Mexican liniment claiming to be the best emergency remedy for farmers. It touts antiseptic pain relief for both people and animals, with sensational language and limited product details.

Liniment Trusted by Farmers for Family and Stock Care

A farmer speaks to the enduring value of Mus tang Liniment for sprains cuts and many accidents in the family and on the farm. He notes repeated use on horses stock and cows and urges daily reliance on the product for all rural needs.

Talway

Forest fires injurious to seedlings and trees, and poultry catarrh cure

A historical note discusses forest fires harming seedlings and delaying forest regeneration, injuring large trees and soil humus, inviting pests, and choking reproduction. It compares fire damage to harming the forest’s future and urges communal firefighting. It also covers catarrh in chickens with prevention and treatment tips including red pepper in mash and boracic acid washes.

L. L. Jones Poultry Husbandry

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Claris County Maris George Bridge Street Silas Fitzpatrick Jerre Davis Mattie Mason Bridge St Thomas Reed George H. Reed State Agricultural College News Notes Andrew M. Boyle The Association of Agricultural Colleges of the United States Savannah Press Savannah Pleasant A. Stovall Corn Club Chicago Liverpool Cotton Liverpool Wee Ae RNMEN Avanta Georgia Baptists Liniment Lyon Mfg. CO South Fifth St Brooklyn, YT Alfred Akerman Winder
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