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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1914

Page

6

Jefferson Begins a New Year Unprecedented Improvements

Special Correspondence from Jefferson Georgia dated January 12 1914 describes a year of growth with a new heating system for the public schools a modern school facility and improved civic projects. Mr Hancock builds a fine home on Danielsville street and plans for a Presbyterian manse plus active Ladies Civic Club and chamber of commerce efforts advancing town development.

Jefferson Jef Public Schools Ferson Wes, Hancock Danielsville B. L. Williamson Chamber

Court House Interest Sought In Jefferson Ejectment Case

Grandchildren of James Randolph’s sister pursue a ninth interest in the Jefferson county court house property by ejectment. The case, involving Jackson County and the Randoph estate, has drawn unusual attention as judges review prior rulings and statutes on county sueability. Col J A Ayers leads plaintiffs counsel with Ray & Ray for the county and Strickland along with Mahaffey for the Randolph estate.

Jackson County Bell James Randolph Jefferson Randolph Slater J. P Sam Kelley Court House Col. J. A. Ayers Ray & Ray Strickland Col J. A. B. Mahaffey

Automobiles Plunge 20 Feet After Curve Near Hull

An automobile party from Hull in a Ford went off an embankment twenty feet high on Dead Man's Curve near the Georgia Brick Company's plant Sunday afternoon while trying to avoid two pedestrians. All four occupants were injured two seriously. Names listed: Cliff Colle Grover Johnson Dorris Brown and R M Doeson.

Cliff Colle Grover Johnson Dorris Brown R. M. Doeson Hull Georgia Brick Company

Gorn Club Work and Growth in Southern Agriculture

Atlanta special interview with H G Hastings outlines the Boys Corn Club movement as a pivotal driver of southern agriculture. He cites rapid growth, multipliers in youth impact, and plans for Three and Four-Crop Clubs alongside Pig Club expansion to diversify crops, restore soil, and raise production.

Atlanta South H. G. Hastings Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Mr. Hastings

Bond Co Judge Brand names special auditor in trust hearing

Special auditor Mr. T 8. Mell was appointed to hear the case of Green and Michael against the bonding company over a donation to R. H. McCrary, cashier of the defunct Athens Trust and Banking Co. Hearing began yesterday and is expected to last days. J. W. Griffin and McCrary testified under guard as witnesses. creditors seek about 20,000 from the company. Also mentions Foley Kidney Pills and ads from H. R. Palmer & Son.

Brand T 8. Mell Green Michael Cor H. C. Tuck Arso Bonding Company R. H. McCrary Athens Trust and Banking Co Thas Fm

Seven New Deacons Elected At First Baptist Church

At the Sunday Morning service of First Baptist Church seven men were chosen as deacons: W. T. Bryan J. Caribere L. H. Crowe H. V. Head H. P. Lawrence C. N. Walker and R. B. Win-fate. They are in addition to existing board members as the growing congregation warranted more deacons.

First Baptist Church Messrs W. T. Bryan J. ¥. Caribere L. H. Crowe H. V. Head H. P. Lawrence C. N. Walker R. B. Win- Fate Idian Ceuibi

Women and Wet Feet Warn of Kidney Trouble

Cold and wet feet endanger women and may cause congested kidneys leading to backache urinary irregularities and rheumatic fevers. Foley Kidney Pills restore normal kidney and bladder action and address the cause. Contains no habit forming drugs. H. R. Palmer & Sons.

H. R. Palmer & Sons

Died Yesterday Morning in Local Notice

A fragmented notice indicates the death of an individual named KEES yesterday morning. The unreadable OCR includes stray words about a religious service conducted by Rev. W. Ae and mentions a medical remedy Honey and Tur Compound by H. R. Palmer & Sons, with no clear funeral details or locations.

Andras sy forms new Hungarian constitutional party

Vienna reports Count Julius Andrassy creates a new Hungarian political party named the Constitutional party with 54 seats in parliament. It aligns largely with the governing party led by Count Stephan Tisza, while borrowing some 48er aims such as broader election reforms. The faction remains limited by the era’s monarchy.

Vienna Julius Andrassy Hungary Constitutional Party Ufe 67Ers 4Sera Austria 48Ers Kossuthers Count Andrassy Stephan Tisza The Stephan Insus Aninlptaoa

Newton’s Old Rome Observatory and Burney Residence

London notes recall Newton’s old London observatory residence later home to Doctor Burney and his family from 1774 to 1794, kept in original simple state and cherished as Fanny Burney’s favorite artistic retreat where she wrote Evelina. The piece highlights its windows, leaden roof, and a circle of literary visitors including Garrick and Reynolds.

London Burney Newton Newton House Fanny Madame d'Arbsy Evelina Sir Isaac Fanny Burney Garrick Eee Reynolds Jobitétt Bolt’ Béiirt Wollason

Jefferson County Mob Trial Convicts Three Men

A stained transcript details the rapid conviction of Robert Pabeial and two others in a mob related crime. The trial, held near the scene, lasted only hours amid fears of crowd violence. Confessions were admitted as evidence against the trio.

Enegorg Squiltin Uomhang Hiro Hart Robert Pabeial Seca Jeffer Wba Cowaty Veotbgal

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