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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1912

Page

7

Southern Governors and Railways Convene on Immigration Plan

A conference in Baltimore led by Maryland Governor Crothers formed a committee of Southern governors and railroad presidents. The group will coordinate state agencies and rail lines across many states to promote immigration into the South and maximize cooperative efforts.

Baltimore Crothers Maryland South Mann Virginia Wease South Carolina Noel Mississippi Hadley Missouri Finley Southern Railway Johnson Norfolk & Western White Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad Alabama Arkansaw Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Misalasippi North Carolina Oklahoma Tennessee Texas West Virginia

Readership club offers bulk pricing on publications

A brief notice promotes combining publications including The Athens Weekly Banner and three other titles with an option to name the price for bundled orders. It invites readers to write for specifics and discounts.

Drag Net Targets Whisky Police in Mayor Court

A Wednesday drag net yields multiple arrests for keeping whisky for sale. Bud Parks pleads guilty, Tom Moody and others face fines or six month terms, with several cases sent to state courts and appeals noted for council review. Mayor Rowe vows further action to curb the alcohol trade.

Bud Parks Col. W. M. Smith Tom Moody E. Kk, Lumpkin, Jr Moody Reuben Jackson Reuben Emory Damaron E. K. Lumpkin, Jr Tom Johnson John Smith John Robertson R. R. Hipkins George C. Thomas Rowe Inet

Preservation of Tallulah Falls Seen Doomed in Modern Power Plans

Atlanta reports that Tallulah Falls faces likely loss to a Georgia Power Company hydroelectric project. The firm, part of a $57 million merger, has begun development with land purchase and a plan to form backwater lakes, while officials dispute ownership. Professor Koch will survey possible state title interest early January.

Atlanta Tallulah Falls Helen D. Longstreet Gainesville Georgia Power Company Railroad Commission Tallulah Georgia United States John C. Koch Engineering Department the State University Slaton

First Thing in Road-making is to Secure the Right-of-way

Chancellor Barrow urges road builders to win right of way, recounting a landowner who offered land for free. He notes county savings of $6,000 by negotiating rights of way and asks the public to share in the cost for the common good.

Chancellor Barrow DuBose

Prominent Topsoil Road Sample At State Conference

Exhibits from forty counties show a Winterville Clarke county sample as the standout item. The 21 inch by 36 inch by 8 to 10 inch piece weighs about 125 pounds and has endured severe rains and years of weather, proving solid as granolithic pavement.

Winterville Road Clarke County

University Drummers and the Spirit of Extension Farm Work

President Gouleim praises the State College of Agriculture extension workers dubbed University drummers who travel the state to teach practical farming. A young lady lauds their samples and requests more information as the program aims to bring scientific methods to people who cannot visit the university.

State College of Agriculture Gouleim Nim Abe Dr. Soule

One Georgia County Council Has Twenty Two Members

A Georgia round table on road improvements revealed Bibb County operates a 22 member county board of commissioners. Chair Wimbish has led the body for years, delivering steady, effective governance and notable progress on roads and county business.

Georgia Ood Roads “Round Table County Board of Commissiowers Bibb Wimbish

Clipping Campaign Aids Bond Election Victory in Bogart

In Bogart Georgia on Tuesday night January 9 a vote approved $5,000 in town bonds to build a school. A bulletin board posted warm clippings about bond issuances from other Georgia towns bolstered support and contributed to the win amid a heated campaign.

Bogart Georgia

Clark Calls for Democratic Unity in 1912 Speech

Speaker Champ Clark urged Democrats to stand together at the Jackson Day dinner in Washington. He said progressives favor reform but depend on Democrats to enact remedial legislation, criticizing standpatters who dominate the Republican machine and urging unity to win the coming contest.

Champ Clark Washington Republian Clark

Telephone Succeeds Telegraph to Dispatch Canadian Trains

The Canadian Pacific Railway announces all western trains will be dispatched by telephone rather than telegraph, with Calgary to Field already on telephone dispatch and Swiftcurrent to Field soon. Plans include expanding telephony east to Medicine Hat and new city buildings in Toronto housing ticket offices, the telegraph department, and district agents.

Telephone Telegraph Chicago Canadian Pacific Railway Great Lakes Pacific Ocean Calgary Field B. C Swittrurrent Price Medicine Hat Swiftcurrent Ives Toronto King Street Yongo Street Railway Company Steamship Lake Telegraph Department

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