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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1910

Page

2

Athens Ice and Coal Joins Atlantic Consolidation Merger

A southern merger creates the Atlantic Ice and Coal Company in Virginia with $7,000,000 capital. Atlanta, Chattanooga, Columbus, Augusta, Rome, Macon, and Athens ice and coal firms unite under Ernest Woodruff likely as president. Headquarters to be in Atlanta. Seven plants join, with initial board of fourteen and expanded capacity plans.

Athens Ice and Coal Company Southern Companies Atlantic Ice and Coal Company Virginia Macon Messrs. A N. M. Block Central City Ice Works Atlanta Chattanooga Columbia Augusta Rome South Gueorgia Florida Athens D. B. Dyer H. L. Woodruff Columbus F. C. Reddick Ernest Woodruff Georgia Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation Macon Company Allande ‘Ice and Coal Corporation

Mr Joe H Carlton 16 Steadily Improving

The friends of Mr J H Carlton report his condition is steadily improving after a period of concern. Physicians believe the trouble was temporary and expect his recovery soon. The piece also notes a city administration vow to curb fosterers helping to reduce lawlessness.

Joe H. Carlton J. H. Carlton

Court fight over Madison county city court abolition continues

After voting to abolish the Madison county city court and to widen the board to three commissioners, further legal action was launched seeking to overturn or reopen the election. Judges Strickland, Thomas, and Gordon filed petitions, with Tuck and Erwin defending the ordinary and commissioners. Judge Meadow denied the injunction but gave twelve days to seek Supreme Court review, with another round likely under similar grounds. Ringing the article ends with an advertisement for Perry Davis' Pan Killer.

Madison County Messrs J. F. L. Bond Tolbert J. J. Strickland G. Thomas Col John E. Gordon H. C. Tuck Cobby Erwin Supreme Court Iney Ordinary Messrs, Tuck

Athens Chamber Sets Course to Make Athens Second City in Georgia

Athens Chamber of Commerce under President W. F. Dorsey outlines a hopeful program for the year. Committees cover membership, programs, banquets, advertising, manufacturing, new enterprises, banks, railroads, education, health, statistics, insurance, legislation, communications, agriculture, roads, and union station. The aim is unity and active effort to elevate Athens as Georgia’s second city.

W. F. Dorsey Bondurant and Brooks Athens Georgia Athens Chamber of Commerce South Chamber of Commerce Dorsey Aaron Cohen Andrew Érwin Hugh Gordon John D. Moss C. M. Snelling T. H. Nickerson C. B. Griffith J. Y. Carthers John D. Mell R. C. Orr D. F. Miller D. G. Bickers J. E. Gardiner T. W. Reed W. H. Griffith Manufacturere B. Phinizy John White Morton E. R. Hodgson, Jr New Enterprizes Harry Hodgson J. H. Dozier J. W. Barnett M. G. Michaels J. J. Wilkins C. H. Phinizy Geo. H. Helmer W. Webb J. T. Kulpatrick M. G. Michael H. McWhorter G. G. Bond D. P. Haselton R. Brandt L. N. Young O. H. Johnson A. M. Soule A. Rhodes H. H. Dorsey Howell Erwin W. T. Bryan Barrett Phinizy A. 8. Parker A. H. Milstead H. J. Rowe A. M. Dobbs J. J. Strickland H. H. Linton J. E. Talmadge, Jr C. A. Rowland C. N. Hodgson W. A. Mallory Streete T. J. Shackelford J. A. Darwin Jno. Anderson

Unveiling of General Lew Wallace Statue in Washington

In Washington on January 11 a marble statue of General Lew Wallace was unveiled in Statuary Hall by Indiana, with remarks from Governor Marshall and Senator Beveridge. Turkish ambassador Hussein Kiasim Bey attended, honoring Wallace’s World War era diplomacy. poem by James Whitcomb Riley accompanied the ceremony.

Washington, D. C Lew Wallace Indiana Senate Capitol William Allen Wood Monument Commission George Dudley Governor Marshall Wallace Albert J. Beveridge Hussein Kiasim Bey W. H. Andrews Congress New Mexico

Great Aviation Meet Opens in Los Angeles Scene

Los Angeles hosts ten day aviation meet at Dominguez ranch near Compton drawing about 100000 spectators. prize list tops 75000 dollars featuring Curtiss Harmon Berg Ferrin Paulhan Knabenshue Beachey and other famed air navigators from America and Europe plus pilots from Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Cincinnati New York Philadelphia St Louis and San Jose.

Los Angeles Cal America California Aviation Society Dominguez Ranch Compton Europe Glenn H. Curtiss Rheims Clifford B. Harmon New York United States Louis Berg Phiadelphia Dick Ferrin Louie Paulhan Roy Knabenshue Lincoln Beachey Toledo San Francisco San Diego Cincinnati Philadelphia Sit. Louis San Jose

Two Arrests in Seaboard Depot Assault Case

The Banner reports a Monday night assault at the Seaboard depot leaving victim L Culbreath injured after a rock was thrown in the waiting room. Victim Wallie Carithers plans to prosecute the three young men involved, with Hilliard and Burch awaiting further action and Culbreath pursuing charges.

Seaboard Cilisons Wallie Carithers Carthers L. Culbreath Culbreath Mr. Skelton Camters George Gentry Carithers Pink Hilliard Will Burch Lilly Hilliard Messrs Carithera

Quick Relief for Rheumatism Promises Local Benefit

George W. Koons of Lawton Michigan reports his wife suffered severe rheumatism and could not move until using Dr Detchen's Relief for Rheumatism. After starting the remedy she rapidly improved and on the third day regained ability to rise and dress herself. Sold by L P Canning druggist at Rist corner Clayton and Jackson streets.

George W. Koons Lawton Mich Detchen L. P. Canning Rist Clayton and Jackson Streets

Three I League Holds Chicago Meeting for Reforms

Chicago Jan 11 The Three I League owners met at the Grand Pacific Hotel to consider constitutional and rule changes and to plan next season's schedule. A key proposal would fix a $1,000 minimum franchise valuation plus one eighth of the treasury, with 35,000 city attendance required to retain a franchise. Other proposals target league rules.

Chicago Grand Pacific

Clarke County Ordinary Sends Off Pension List

Clarke County Ordinary Joige Wingfield sent to the State Pension Commissioner Lindsey the pensioners list for Clarke County. Unlike other counties that delayed, Clarke’s beneficiaries will receive their funds as promptly as any county in the state.

Joige Wingfield Clarke County Lindsey Clarke Tate

Growth of Southern Bell Phones Signals 1909 Prosperity

The Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company charts Georgia gains in 1909. Georgia ends with 69,437 telephones connected to its system, up 6,142 in be ginning 1909 and 10.9 percent overall. Farmers lines surge 148.5 percent to 2,423 new stations, while toll business climbs over 20 percent, underscoring broader economic recovery.

Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company Georgia Southern Bell Tol Unes Itla Ite Othr Gorgia South

Athens Jefferson Highway Coming

A regional road project will connect Athens and Jefferson by next summer with a smooth, low grade surface. Jackson County plans a key extension from the county seat to join Clarke County’s highway, aiming for a four percent grade and durable construction. The route will serve touring cars and teams, shortening travel time and linking the national automobile corridor through Commerce Jefferson to Winder.

Athens Jefferson Clarke County Jackson County Clarke Road Jack Bennet Jackson Tand Commerce Winder Clarke Line Pondergrags

New Jersey Assembly Opens 134th Session at Trenton

Trenton New Jersey January 11 the one hundred thirty four annual section of the New Jersey legislature met today and organized for business. No United States senator is to be chosen this year but action on the income tax amendment and various measures of state legislation are expected to make the session busy.

Trenton N. J New Jersey United States

Tri-State Medical Association Opens Annual Meeting

Ft Wayne Ind Jan 11 The Tri State Medical association unites Michigan Ohio and Indiana and opened a two day annual convention here today with addresses and papers by physicians and surgeons of wide prominence.

Ft. Wayne Ind Tri- State Medical Association Michigan Ohio Indiana

Value of telephone service to community praised

The article highlights the economic impact of telephone service by Southern Bell, noting 400 million exchange connections and 3.5 million toll connections in a year. It argues substantial time savings and productivity gains justify ongoing support, despite the company operating at a loss early on. It cites a $25 million annual productive-time value and a reduction in connection time from 8 to 6 seconds.

Southern Bell

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Athens Ice & Coal Co Wold Iain Biz Brothers Warren Here Meadow Perry Davis Saar Brook Sunny Brook U. S Ita Sunny Brook Distillery CO Jeferson Co C. Blum & Coy Dacksonville Fla C. C Butler Co Jacksonville L. Loeb Whiskey Co Ob. F C. P. Long Jamsonville Hanne Bros Clarke & Sons, Inc Main St Richmond Paul Heyman M. Markstein Sycamore St Grell Trading Co Pensacola Sam Baumgarten & Co Memphia Sra Union Station E. J. Bondurant G. H. Hulme W. C. Pitner W. E. Eppes Ki. R. Hodgson, Jr Jno D. Moss J. B. Talmadge, Jr J. Y. Camtherson F. Dorsey A. H. Davidson Board of Directors W. F P. Dorsey C. B. Grimm G. A. Hulme Gen NEW Jersey Assembly Mall 100 Brown M'F Louis, Mo Greenville, Tenn
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