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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1915

Page

5

Abate Near Beer Ordered in Athens

A temporary restraining order signed by Judge Brand shuts down thirteen near beer outlets in Athens, including ten retailers and three wholesalers, pending a July 1 hearing. The petition, filed by twenty-five business leaders, seeks to abate the nuisance and permanently enjoin sale of alcohol, with receipts and licenses to be produced at court.

Athens Brand Tenty Judge Brand Cobb, Erwin & Rucker Holden, Shackelford & Meadow Messrs M. G. Nicholson John D. Moss D. Martin Vines Martin B. Dunaway J. B. Talmadge J. C T. C. Moore Arthur C. Cox L. H. Crow Gia United States

Southern Mutual Re Elects All Officers For A Year

The Southern Mutual Insurance Company of Athens re elected directors Edward Lyndon Arthur Griffith Billups Phinisy Edward Hodgson John White Morton John W Grant Henry B King G Gunby Jordan Robert J Baylor M A O Byerne Savannah to serve another year. Billups Phinisy remains president and treasurer Arthur E Griffith secretary. The sixty seventh annual meeting adopted a dividend of 60 percent and reported year end premiums of 339 765.33 with total assets of 1 483 240.03 and expenditures including commissions and salaries. The report notes a 32 percent loss to premiums, and mentions impact from European war and depressed stock values.

Southern Mutual Insurance Company Athens Edward Lyndon Arthur &. Griffith Billups Phinisy Edward R. Hodgson John R. White William T. Bryan James Y. Carthers Hamilton McWhorter Charles H. Phinizy John White Morton John W. Grant Atlanta Henry B. King Augusta G. Gunby Jordan Columbus Robert J. Baylor Macon M. A. O'Byrne Savannah Arthur E. Griffith Phinizy Griffith Herachel Carthers B. E. Lamkin Europe

Financial statement of Georgia life insurance company 1915

Losses and liabilities total 445935.31 with assets at par 1,037,204.72 and market value 1,127,329.72. Holdings include state and city bonds in Georgia, several railroad and bank stocks, real estate, and cash. Dividends rules set and annual meeting scheduled in Athens on June first 1916. Agents listed across multiple Georgia cities.

State of Georgia Clarke County Georgia City of Athens City of Athens Savannah Atlanta Augusta & Savannah R. R. Co Georgia R. R. & Banking Co South Western R. R. Co National Exchange Bank Augusta Georgia National Bank American State Bank

Peace Address by Dr Henry W Battle at Richmond

Dr Henry W Battle of Charlottesville delivers a stirring Union Address at a United Confederate Veterans gathering in Richmond. He lauds Confederate sacrifices and argues history will vindicate the South while urging reconciliation and enduring peace among nations.

Associated Press Richmond Henry W. Battle Charlottesville United Confederate Rattle Lee Gordon Virginia Grant Robert E. Lee Solemm Old England New England

Grateful Mothers Endorse Poley Honey and Tar Compound

Grateful mothers from Eau Claire Wisconsin and Ontario Ontario report success using Poley’s Honey and Tar Compound for severe croup and persistent coughs in children. They claim relief after failed remedies and note long standing use by Palmer and Sons as trusted suppliers.

Mra T. Neurever Eau Claire Wis Poley D. Itera Emee Palmer & Sons

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Dr Battle extols Southern wartime virtue and loyalty while denying the South seceded to preserve slavery. He urges a monument to Southern women and a grateful statue for wartime black contributions, cites Lincoln and Calhoun, and invokes a peaceful postwar vision.

South Lander Abraham Lincoln Jefferson Davis John C. Calhoun United States Senate Dr. Battle Ship of State

Prison board Takes On Frank Case After Prolonged Wait

The prison board now has the Frank case in hand. A good many have been bored with it for a good while.

Prison Board Frank

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup Ad

An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey cough remedy made from pine balsam tar and honey. It claims thousands have benefited and urges buyers to ask for the original bottle to stop coughing and cold symptoms.

Dr. Bell

Cotton crop condition 80 percent of normal in May report

Washington June 1 The U S Department of Agriculture reports the May 25 cotton crop condition at 80.0 percent of normal, with comparisons to 74.3 last year and 79s in earlier years. Officials caution about planted area and weather effects across states, noting drought in the east and wet soils in parts of Oklahoma and Arkansas.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture Cotton Belt Texas Oklahoma Siates Missiesppi Louisiana Arkansas N.C TH & Mo Calif

A Good Household Salve for All Ailments

An ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a versatile antiseptic for ordinary injuries and skin blemishes. It claims to prevent infection, aid healing, and guard against complications, recommending a 2 ounce box for 25 cents from druggists.

Dixie Highway route dispute prompts resignation

Charien E. James president of the Dixie Highway association resigns after accusing a state commission of overstepping authority by designating more than one route for the proposed road. The item contrasts with an advertisement for Sloan's Liniment and a note about a declaration of interdependence.

Asociated Press Chattanooga Charien E. James Dixie Highway Association James Commission

Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy Ad

An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy as a thoroughly reliable summer necessity. It urges every family to have it on hand and claims quick relief without waiting for medicine to be sent for. Available from all dealers.

Chamberlain

Governor Slaton Speaks at LaGrange Female College

Special to the Banner reports Governor Jno M Slaton delivered the commencement address at LaGrange Female College in Atlanta on June 1 He attended because his mother mother in law and two sisters were graduates He returned to the capital the next morning to push administration details before the legislature convenes

Atlanta Jno M. Slaton LaGrange Female College

Bilious Attacks Ad Promises Liver Benefit

An old advertisement touts bilious attack relief by toning the liver and cleansing the stomach. It claims improved digestion and health after use, noting a price of a quarter and availability through all dealers.

Dr King’s New Life Pills Adverts Pleasant Laxative

An old fashioned advertising blurb promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as an easy pleasant laxative. One or two pills with water ease gas and discomfort. Wake up feeling fine after a night’s rest and morning bowel movement. Sold by all druggists in original package for 35e per bottle.

Dr. King Fred

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Geor Southern Mutual Tota DuBose Albany Jnc Davia & Co Americus J. A. Davenport Patillo & Lipscomb F. Phinizy & Co Barnesville C. H. Humphrey Brunswick Jas Wright Cartersville John T. Norris Chas M. Woolfolk Covington R. P. Lester Cuthbert Geo McDonald Dalton Pruden Batonton G. W. Adams Forsyth Persons & Persons Gainesville Dosier & Dozier Greensboro E. W. Copelan Griffin E. G. McDowell LaGrange L. H. Adams W. D. Griffith Madison R. A. Thomason & Son Marietta H. Groves Rome Hamilton Yancey Sandersville D. Warthen W. D. Dearing & Bon Sparta J. D. Burnett Thomasville Hansell & Merrill Valfosta R. A. Peeples & Sons Jos R. Dyson West Point Phillip Lanier Reunion Yoo H. R. Palmer & Sons Sloan Americas LA Granges
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