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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1918

Page

6

Bonds to Be Issued for Beaverdam Creek Drainage District

Clarke County Georgia notices outline Beaverdam Creek Drainage District No 1 plans to issue bonds totaling 40000 with 7 percent interest payable annually starting March 1 1918 and principal in ten annual installments beginning March 1 1921 Landowners may prepay by March 1 1918 at listed per acre rates Class A B C curbing assessment releases land from future levies but remains eligible for other assessments.

Beaverdam Creek Drainage District No. 1 Clarke County Georgia Board of Drainage Commissioners Beaverdam Creek Drainage District No Athens Said County Barberville Road Sandy Creek Bridge Oruvnary Betsy Cole Nald Betsy Cole

Big Figures Mark South Farm Demonstrations 1916 19

In Athens for training, county agents summarize the 1916 17 season across the South. About 160,000 farmers conducted demonstrations, influencing tenfold more to adopt better farming methods. Demonstrations covered corn and cotton expanses, tobacco, grains, hay and cover crops, legumes, potatoes, and pasture updates, with extensive land improvements and drainage actions.

Athens State College of Agriculture South

College Men Named for Camp Gordon Training School

Atlanta Ga Jan 10 Lieutenant Colonel John H Thomas announced the forty eight college men in the officers training school at Camp Gordon from seven colleges including the University of Georgia with twenty two from U G A and five from North Georgia Agricultural College at Dablon ega. The list names candidates by city state and institution with several other nominees disqualified.

Camp Gordon Officers’ Training School University of Georgia North Georgia Agricultural College Dablonega University Atlanta John H. Thomas Fi Fleetwood Lanter Athens Lucian H. Tout Madison Henry G. McKee Ellenwood Douglas Franklin Youngstown Ohio Georgia Military Academy Milton Sizer Roy E. Lanham Rome William M. Martin Ocala Fla Edward 8. Gay William M. Redman Jackson, Ga Guy Kemp Marietta Glover F. Dodd Kingston Emmett Cabaniss Maxeys Richard R. White Orlando University of Florida Gordon Hart Lakeland Utto T. Amster Teakesville Miss William M. Hopkins Jasper Elliott Chealton Jacob George W. Lanier Robert McCarty Edward F Gray Claude F Augusta Stoar Silas H Wagner John N Newborn Ammons Ernest G Morgantown Coombs Ira Dupree McRae Georgia Military College Pope Codesman Maddox Joe Glenn Barnesville Gordon Institute Fincher Robert ‘F Macon Hill

Alabama Governor Orders Coal Diversion Amid Fuel Strain

Montgomery Jan 10 Associated Press reports Governor Henderson overrode federal fuel administrator orders directing Alabama coal operators. The move accompanied extensive farm uplift: 83,389 implements purchased, 544,658 trees sprayed and pruned, 4,367 new silos built, 3,829 stock dips erected, and millions saved through manure care and fertilizer programs. County agents logged 809,714 visits, 3,509,567 miles traveled, 132,355 attendees at 1,108 field meetings, and 130,761 participants in 837 extension courses. Also noted is the death of English track star and rower Captain W F C Holland.

Montgomery Ala Henderson Alabama Cemaate of Agriculture

Unclaimed registrants in Clarke listed as undelivered

A list of eighty Clarke registrants without mailed questionnaires due to undelivered post, with notes such as gone to parts unknown and in France. Names follow including Davenport Athens. Edwards Mills. Hays Winterville. Hawkes Winterville. many more across Athens, Winterville, Bogart, Decatur, Commerce, and Atlanta.

Clarke Atlanta France Newport New Will Henry Davenport Athens Robt Lee Edwards Son Mills Connie Hays Winterville Clinton Harlan Will Pinkerton Second Street Baford Park David Hill Bogart Fred Jones Miller St. Eddye Newton St Charlie Henderson Broad St Will Oglesby Box 105 Walter Collins

Secretary Baker Defends War Prep as American Army Rises

Secretary Baker outlined the war department’s work before the Senate military committee noting more than a million and a half Americans are under arms with a substantial force in France ready for service. He admitted delays in equipment but said weapons and rifles were provided or on the way and praised a massive mobilization effort.

Associated Press Washington War Department Germany Baker Senate Department France Chamberlain Songto America Senate War Investigating Committee Regular Army National Guard Reserve It.s Army of the United States National Army Spain Army of United States

Two Athens Men Seek Spruce Division Enlistment

Two Athens men of draft age Thomas Burton Gibson and Fred Lewis Parr have signed up with the local board to join the spruce department of the aviation section of the signal corps and be sent to Vancouver Barracks near Seattle Washington. They will be trained to cut and prepare timber used in airplanes and depart for the extreme northwest in a few days.

Athens Spruce Department Signal Corps of Army Vancouver Barracks Seattle Washington Thomas Burton Gibson Fred Lewis Parr

Rifle Practice for High Schools Is Recommended

Washington reports the national board for the promotion of rifle practice recommended plans to provide rifle practice in all high schools nationwide. The statement emphasizes teacher training, safety standards, and orderly range procedures.

Washington National Board For

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H. H. Hampton W. M. Hartman James O. Spinks James BE. Spinks James E. Spinks James C. Spinks R. C. Orr Bart Bruce City of Athens Said Jackson County D. D. Holland A. P. Deadwyler J. G. Deadwyler & Company Allen Chandler Emily J. Deaiwyler Lena Deadwyler Emily J. Deadwyler Lem@la Davis Nips Racker Davis Peoples Bank Albert Eidam Robert KK. Saye Robert Paul Saye Wade Spencer Saye Evelyn Saye Albert Eldam Orr James R. Crane Henry Lay Crane coun _ty Lynwood Park Court of Ordinary M. Stern Jesse Howard University Georgia Department of Agriculture Fase W.F. C. Holland England Oxford Oxford Boating Club Yale Henley Frank Davis Sam Stephens Decatur Andrew Pitts Cherry James L. Hawkes Andrew Rhodes Broad Isigh Clements Fourth St Ernest Earl Bailey Barber St Sam Hunter Pearl St Henry Burdell Barber Madison Ave Edwin Oscar Kennebrew Normal Alfred Bennett Dillard Oconee St Clarence O. McDorman Milton Doggett Jackson St Wm. Bolton Waddell St Jas Harold Lester E. Broad St Charlie Brown Geo John Jackson Charlie Thomas Herache Walker Frank Porter College Ave Fred Henry Jackson W. Hroad Joe Cox Lyndon Ave Frank Smith Willie Jackson Gideon Stephens Newt Norris Pope St. Wm Ed Wilkins Hoyt Henry Leonard Samuels Gilbert Akron Joel Thomas Fitzpatrick Commerce Mason Williams John Billups Chase St Henry Thompkins Daniel Davenport Lumpkin Henry Lamar Payne Newton Dink Callahan Pulaski St. James Columbus McKenzie State St Byron Parks Robert Mack Pulaski St Jas. Eberhart Robert Lee Jordan Charlie Handy Robt. Benton Rock Spring Will Rucker Joshua Eberhart Andy Simmons Frank Foster Wm. J. Sims Vine St Eddie Dean R F. D Peter Frank Hawkins Oconee Ernest Jordan Nacoochee Walter Cooper Samle Payne Newton Bt D. W. Wingfield Reese St Attica Moore Houston Howard Morton Alley Thos Wylie Hackett Elwood Ora Bell Billups James C. Breedlove
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