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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1903

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Work starts on new fertilizer factory in Athena

The Hodgson Cotton Company begins building a 100 000 factory on the Blackmon track just outside Athena. Forty workers lay track toward the site as Atlanta firm N P Pratt Laboratory handles erection under George K Pratt. The plant will produce 12 000 tons of acid phosphate and up to 20 000 tons of fertilizer annually, with capacity to expand, signaling Athena’s push to become a major Georgia industrial center.

Georgia Hodgson Cotton Company Blackmon Georgia Railroad Gtorals N.P. Pratt Laboratory Atlanta George K Pratt Robinson The Georgia Railway Athena Gem of Athens Red Star Potomac

Remodeling Planned for Joseph Building at Corner of Clayton and Wall

Col Max Joseph authorizes The Banner to report the Joseph building will be remodeled soon into a modern first class office block. An interior plan aims for 86 offices with modern conveniences and an electric elevator. The top floor may serve as a lodge room for Masonic use. Sixty workers to be employed in the project under Miss Myra Cone.

Col Max Joseph Max Joaeh Clayton and Wall Streets Col Joseph Myra Cone Mana Turner & Hodgeon

Apple tree myth and Appomattox surrender details

University of Georgia professor Sylvanus Morris questioned where Lee’s surrender occurred. Gen. Gordon confirms the formal surrender happened in the McLean House room at Appomattox, with the apple tree tale linked to a meeting between Lee and Grant nearby.

Sylvanus Morris University of Georgia Law School John B. Gordon United Confederate Veterans Lee Richardson Prof. Morris Leo Asa McLean Appommattor Morris Gordon John K. Gordon Atlanta Grant Appommattox Col. Marshall Adam Badeau Gen. Gordon Gen. Longstreet Myself Appomattox Mclean House Gen. Grant J. B. Gordon

Oconee Oil and Fertilizer Co Expands Plant Site

The Oconee Oil and Fertilizer Co has purchased land between its plant and the bridge on Oconee street to gain room for a planned addition. Business growth since the new plant's establishment has crowded the site, prompting preparations for expansion of facilities and equipment.

Oconee Oil and Fertilizer Company Oenttal Oconee Street

City hall to be moved to rear of lot on Hancock Avenue

Authorities award contract to J A Saye to relocate the present city hall to the rear of the lot next to Dr Gerdine's residence on Hancock Avenue. Work to begin soon as the new city hall is completed.

City Hall Dr. Gerdine Hancock Avenue J. A. Saye

Mr C A Talmadge To Build Residence

Mr C A Talmadge will start a two story eight room residence on Prince Avenue within a few days. It will stand between Major John E Talmadge and A H Hodgeson’s homes and should become one of the city’s most attractive houses once finished. Weather will delay the start until suitable.

C. A. Talmadge Prince Avenue John E. Talmadge A. H. Hodgeon

Mag Shewell's New Residence On Milledge Avenue

Contractor Sage advances on the two story home for Mrs Ida Shewell on Milledge avenue beside Judge Cobb. Completion expected in a few weeks making a prominent improvement in the city section.

Sage Ida Shewell Milledge Avenue Andrew J. Cobb

Generous Offer From Afar Prompts Athens Club Plan

A. G. Lee of Denton Texas proposes to fund a new local club in Athens named for the International Political Specialists' School and the World's Dialectic Institute. He pledges to donate a handsome building and an ideal lot, aiming to complete the project by the club’s third anniversary.

A. G. Lee Denton Texas International Political Specialists’ School Dialhetic Institute Athena Philanthrophy Athens Ta Home Diathetic Institute

Farmers Enter Big Contest for Wheat and Oats

Chairman Hussey of the Athens Wheat and Oat Fair reports increasing applications for entry into contests offering prizes for the largest crops per acreage. The outlook anticipates at least two hundred farmers entering the competitions.

Hussey Athens

Cotton Market Snapshot Across Major Hubs

Liverpool Middling uplands 5.82 bale totals 6,000 American 5,100 receipts 62,000 American 61,100. New York Spot 10.05 steady tone. Athens Middling 97.0. Port receipts Today 20,000 Year Ago 21,800.

Liverpool New York Athens

Calico and Drapery Goods Listed for Sale

A crowded sale listing extensive fabric, linens, and societal goods including 10 000 yards dress calico, 75 pieces bleached linen, 60 pieces striped Madras, 12 dozen Turkish towels, 250 dozen spools thread, 500 Near Silk Petticoats and more. Also notes curtain scrim and Oriental drapery, with prices per item and quantities.

Erection of New Two Story House on the Boulevard

Mr. J. E. Bradberry is building a new two story residence on the Boulevard beyond Mayor Rhodes. The house should be finished by spring and will be a notable addition to that end of the city. Several other residences are planned in that area of Athens.

Athens Georgia J. E. Bradberry Rhodes Mer

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