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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

8

Phi Delta Theta Home Company charter petition filed in Clarke County

In Clarke County Georgia the petitioners seek incorporation of The Phi Delta Theta Home Company for twenty years to provide housing for University of Georgia Phi Delta Theta members in Athens. Capital stock set at 16000 dollars, with option to rise to 25000. rights include real estate, mortgage, and corporate powers. hearing noted by Clerk BE J Crawford dated May 16 1912.

Phi Delta Theta Home Company Athens Clarke Georgia Phi Delta Theta Fraternity University of Georgia Clarke County B. J. Crawford Superior Court Phi Delta Theta Home Fraternity BE. J. Crawford Clarke Co T. W. Wallace B. Wingfield Hova Wallace Fr. W. Wallace Mary Buchwald Ephraim Buchwald Court of Ordinary W. H. Doolittle Jena

Georgia Osteopaths to Meet in Atlanta

Osteopaths from across Georgia arrive in Atlanta for the Georgia Osteopathic Association meeting to be held tomorrow and Saturday. Dr. G M Phillips city secretary presided over arrangements. Speakers include Dr. P H Woodall of Birmingham and Dr. FP Turner of Savannah.

Georgia Atlanta Georgia Osteopathic Association G. M. Phillips P. H. Woodall Birmingham FP. M. Turner Savannah

Georgia Boys Corn Clubs Aimed at Cutting Living Costs

Prof J Phil Campbell state agent of the Boys Corn Club and part of the State College of Agriculture argues that educating farmers in modern methods is the key to reducing the high cost of living. He notes urban migration stems from old parental ideas and praises business support for farm youth as a major factor.

Georgia Boys’ Corn J. Phil, Campbell Boys’ Corn Club State College of Agriculture Prof Campbell

Macon Campaigners Aim High After Athens Y M C A Feat

The Macon Telegraph notes Athens shows strong results in Y M C A and Y W C A drives with $84,000 raised for the Y M C A building and $20,000 more for the Y W C A in ten days and two days respectively. It reports leaders expect a similar Macon effort, with a campaign slogan Every man doing something every day. State Y M C A official J V Read praises the Athens feat and urges Macon to seize the opportunity for a $50,000 drive, citing Dr Ainsworth’s stirring address and plans to raise civic strength through philanthropy.

Athens Macon Irons Macon News Ainsworth Georgia Y. M. C. A J. V. Read Y. W C. A Mr. Read

Development projects and bonds across Southeast region

Industrial Index notes multiple Southeast initiatives including a Georgia railroad seeking $7.2 million in bonds and stock for an electric railway, construction of bank and office buildings in Birmingham, Florida land purchases for farms, a Brunswick to Dothan rail survey, a $100,000 Madison oil mill, and $300,000 for Decatur water system improvements. It lists numerous new construction contracts, industrial plants, and 19 new corporations totaling $502,500 in minimum capital.

Columbus Central Georgia Birmingham Ala Offce Kansas City Florida Brunswick Dotaha Madison New York Decatur Dublin Rome South Alabama Savannah Manatee County Gadaden Alamada Mobile Augusta Moultrie Palmetto Fla Harwood Fila

Three Athens Boys Kill 70 000 Flies in a Week

Three young Athens students led a feverish drive against house flies in seven days. Omer Williams won first prize with 32 000 kills, followed by William Palmer with 10 500 and Herbert Hart with 10 000. Fly-kills were tallied by counting cupfuls, prizes awarded by Miss Lane, and a new pay plan for the second week offered ten cents per thousand killed.

Little Athens East Athens Night School Louie Lane Jack Frost Civic League Mildred Rutherford Omer Williams William Palmer Herbert Hart Industrial Home Association

Live Stock Rally Demonstration at Elberton

A cattle dipping vat demonstration on June 4, 1912, in Elbert county drew 250 farmers and 150 head of cattle. Officials from state and federal agencies urged tick eradication, touting dipping as practical and profitable, with local mills aiding farmers to fight cattle fever tick and boost Georgia cattle industry.

Elberton Elbert County Elberton Oil Mills Company U. S. Department of Agriculture Captain Wesley J. J. Brown Georgia E. M. Nighbert U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry Peter F. Bahnsen Jarnigin Furson and Hart State College of Agriculture Athens College

Hart County Fair Set For October In Hartwell

Hart County fair begins October 21 and the association aims for a record county fair in northeast Georgia. L. L. Stapleton leads as president with L. S. Brows as vice president and T. B. Thornton as secretary. The finance committee includes D. C. Alford, J. H. Warres, T. M. Myers, L. Thornton, T. S. Harper. Twelve acres of Bold Springs property inside Hartwell are purchased as the fair moves forward to attract wide interest.

Hartwell Hart County L. L. Stapleton T. M. Myers L. Thornton T. 8. Harper the Fair Association Bold Springs Georgia Piedmont

North Carolina Democrats Choose Delegates for Baltimore

The Democratic state convention of North Carolina assembled in Raleigh to select delegates to the national convention in Baltimore this month.

North Carolina Raleigh N. C Democratic State Convention Baltimore

Branson Travels to Washington and New York for Rural Life Work

Dr. E C Branson former president of the State Normal School and head of the rural economics department departs for Washington City and New York to confer with federal education leaders on cooperative rural life initiatives He is a sought after speaker and author on The School as the Bulwark of Country Life and related topics with invitations to speak at Charlottesville and other venues.

E. C. Branson State Normal School Department of Rural Economics Washington City New York Department of Education Branson Charles G. Maphis University of Virginia Charlottesville Georgia Club State Normal School of Georgia Columbia University Henry C. Newell Country Life

Prediction on New Governor Candidate Rumors

The Albany paper cites Atlanta dispatches noting underground chatter of a fresh gubernatorial entry backed by the Hoke Smith faction. Rumors point to Congressman Tom Hardwick or Attorney General Felder as possible leaders, with details to emerge in days.

T. G. Hudson Atlanta Albany Hoke

How Are Socialists to Prove Their Methods Are to be Better

Washington DC June 6 The Banner reports on the contrast between public ownership proposed by socialists and actual public ownership of utilities. It cites American Telephone and Telegraph figures to question how socialists would persuade stockholders and the public that government management would be better, more economical, and honest, noting the challenge of convincing 26 million daily users and hundreds of thousands of stockholders. The piece ends by warning propagandists must move from theory to concrete plans.

Washington, D. C American Telephone Company Congress Theodore N. Wall United States Publc Lke Plana

Farms for Sale Near Athens and Surrounding Counties

Multiple farm listings across Oglethorpe, Morgan, Oconee, Greene and Clarke Counties near Athens. Properties include 1200 acres at $40 per acre on good roads with easy terms, 210 acres near Bishop, 60 acres near Athens, 400 acres near Athens, and 43 acres near Athena on Bogart road.

Athens Hull Road Bishop Oconee County Jefferson Road Monroe Road Athena Bogart_road E Farms Oglethorpe, Morgan Oconee Greene and Clarke Countie

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