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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1914

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Trades Day for Athens Excursion Day Planned by Chamber

Athens Chamber committees propose a weekly Trades Day to boost business. Merchants to offer special prices and advertise bargains. railroads to provide round trip rates. newspapers and show houses to cooperate. Plan targets eight hundred to fifteen hundred visitors weekly from Gainesville to Elberton and beyond, with cash fare refunds to local shoppers.

Athens Gainesville Toccoa Cor Bella Union Point Madison Georgia Central of Chamber of Commerce

Plans for regional reserve bank centered in St Louis

Regional bank for lower Mississippi Valley Missouri to Gulf of Mexico and eastern Kentucky southern Indiana western Kansas and Texas was presented to the federal reserve committee headed by McAdoo and Houston It was urged that St Louis be made the center of this district.

St. Louis Mississippi Valley Missouri Gulf of Mexico Kentucky Indiana Kansas Texas Federal Reserve Organization Committee McAdoo Houston

Oldest Citizen of Commerce Dies at Home

Jas per N Wood, Commerce oldest citizen near eighty, died suddenly at his home about 8 pm after feeling ill post supper. Funeral held at State Street home with Rev Henry Hardman officiating. Wood, charter member of Hudson Lodge No 24 F and A M, interred in cemetery amid mourners.

Commerce Jasper N. Wood Wood State Street Henry Hardman Hudson Lodge

Sunday School Institute to Meet in Athens

The Institute will convene Tuesday and Wednesday January 27 and 28 at the First Baptist church in Athens. Principal speakers include D. W. Sims of Atlanta, Mary Foster Bryner of Chicago, and Daisy Magee of Atlanta.

Athens Indi D. W. Sims Atlanta General Sec Georgia Sunday School Association Mary Foster Bryner Chicago International Sunday School Association Daisy Magee Sima Pine Street

Georgia Chamber of Commerce Meet Set in Macon Parade Expected

The Georgia Chamber of Commerce gathering in Macon brings Gov Ned and Sen Hoke Smith among speakers. Leaders expect over a thousand attendees with delegations from Decatur Cordele LaGrange Dalton Albany and others. The host plans a large automotive parade and railroads offer reduced rates while Southern Railway provides experts to aid planning.

Agriculture of Georgia A. M. Soule State College Barrett Farmers’ Union Macon Chamber of Commerce Macon Decatur State Chamber Cordele LaGrange Dalton Albany Southern Railway I ‘N C. J. Haden

Makino urges halt to California land law debate

Baron Makino, Japan's foreign minister, said responses by U.S. states on California land legislation were unsatisfactory. He noted Japan had to consider remedies and that Chinda, acting on Tokyo orders, urged a halt to the threatened measures the day after the inauguration. No official reaction followed Makino's remarks.

Washington Baron Makino M Pinster Partiet Today California Hryan Chinda Toklo Wila oMistal

Committee Heads of Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors

Andrew C. Erwin appoints chairmen of key standing committees to form the chamber of commerce board. C D Heidler finances and D G Anderson publicity head the groups, with others for civic improvement railroads new enterprises and by-laws. The article extols leaders Heidler Flanigen Anderson Bondurant Shelton Gordon Abney Smith Haselton and Sykes for Athens growth and civic work.

Chamber of Commerce Co. D. Heidler C. D. Fianigen D. G. Anderson W. H. Shelton Public Service Corporation E. J. Bondurant Hugh H. Gordon, Jr Martin J. Abney L. C. Smith D. P. Haselton A. H. Bykes New Enterprises Erwin Andrew C. Erwin Trade Organization C. D. Heidler Finance D. Flanigen A. H. Sykes Heidler Big Empire Laundry Company Athens Flanigen Athena Railway & Electric Co Anderson Tve Wire Shelton Krizens Bank & Trust Co Evearsal Bondurant Bondurant Hardware Company State Normal School Methodist Hugh Gordon Athletic Assocration of Georgia Abney Georgia Smith Mith Construction Company Schools and Colleges Committee Haselton Athens Railway & Electric Light Co

Peruna Cited By Grip Victims As Life Saver

Readers report Peruna aided recovery from grip or grippe with months of convalescence eased. Mrs Jane Gift of Athens Ohio says it kept her alive six years after severe grippe and enabled work. Victor Patneaude of Topeka Kansas notes renewed strength after using Peruna, and a winter relapse was cleared. Druggist offers Free Peruna Lucky Day Almanac for 1914.

Jane Gift Ina Dente Peruna Athens Whio Victor Patneaude Madizon Bt Topeka Kas

Missing Corporal Pierce Seeks Georgia Roots

A correspondent identifies as Corporal H. J. Smith writes from the U S Marine Corps stating Corporal Pierce, missing and stranded, likely hailing from a Georgia area near Atlanta. He believes Pierce’s father and mother know nothing of his current condition or whereabouts.

Georgia Corporal Pierce Atlanta Pierce United States Maine Corps H. J. Smith The

Col Michael Named To Run Department In Trade Paper

Col M G Michael of Michael Brothers department store has been selected by the Milinery Trade Review to run a department in this year’s issue. He will contribute a feature article on The Echo Room in the next monthly edition, reflecting high prestige from the leading national trades publication.

Col. M. G. Michael Michael Brothers Milinery Trade Review United States Ehoe The Millinery Trade Review

New Officers for Georgia State Horticultural Society

Georgia State Horticultural Society elected officers after its sessions with Col. I. C. Wade as president and B. W. Stone as vice president. Dr. T. H. McHatton became secretary. J. B. Wight is treasurer. Next annual meeting will be in Athens at the State College in January. Griffin won the mid summer session bid.

Georgia State Horticultural Society Aldes Society South Col I. C. Wade Cornelia B. W. Stone Thomasville T. H. McHatton University of Georgia Athens J. B. Wight Cairota Griffin State College Society Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Atlanta T. H McHatton Wade Wight H. P. Sackler

Former Athens Man in Army Desperate Over Silent Sweetheart

A Georgia sailor stationed in California lies in a Marine hospital after an apparent suicide attempt driven by his sweetheart's lack of letters. The journal entry from yesterday notes his brooding over her failure to write while he serves abroad.

Athens Lgtrl Ors Georgia Bay California

Baldwin County Road Official Visits University for Bridges Plan

Mr. Guy McKinley of Milledgeville, head of Baldwin County Board of Roads, met with Prof. C. M. Strahan and University good roads staff to discuss extending road work and concrete bridge floors. The piece notes opposition for Congressman Edwards in the First District race and J. W. Smith’s candidacy at Manassas.

Guy McKinley Milledgeville Board of Commissioners of Roads Baldwin County C. M. Strahan Good Roads Department University Edwards Georgia J. W. Smith Manassas

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R. R’s JA. H Sykes Sheir Carer Mesars, Sykes, Heidler and Shelton Mid-West Institute Richmond Sims Georgian Sunday School Association Dline 1 Wty Mary Foster Prewer Ste DR. Soule Georgiai Chamber OF Commerce Mra.l Bryner Magee Columbia Miss Misaiaappi Wrothy Japan U. 8 Board OF Directors Col. Michael Baldwin Allen
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