Georgia Swine Raisers Meet in Macon November 9
The Georgia Swine Raisers Association holds a postponed meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms in Macon next Tuesday evening November 5 at 6 o clock. Dues of 5 dollars may be mailed to Mr Rouds Pyron for charter membership. One dollar goes to the National Swine Association for state representation. youths under nineteen may join at half price and enjoy juvenile department privileges.
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Georgia Swine Raisers Association
Camber of Commerce
Macon
Rouds Pyron
Care Chamber of Commerce
National Association
Washington
Boys Pig Club
Cole Closed Car Designs Show New Enclosed Aero-Eight Models
The Cole Motor Car Company announces continued aero-type contours in a new line of enclosed car models. Custom stock features match open Aero-Eights with high cowls, massive radiators, and beveled edges. Fall delivery includes Tour sedans, a Tourcoupe, and a town car, all with same power, economy, and durability as the open models.
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Cole Motor Car Company
Cole Aero-Eight
Emperor's Diary Reveals Selfish Focus After Russian Revolution
Moscow dispatch from Sept 30 reports Nicholas Romanoff, the former Emperor, showing little concern for Russia’s fate in diary entries released by Soviet authorities. The records highlight his preoccupation with personal welfare and affection for family, including the way he calls his mother dear.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Russia
Nicholas Romanoff
Nicholas
War service aid urged for Camp Gordon hospital patients
D. P. Haselton of the Red Triangle War Service, stationed at Camp Gordon, reports Y M C A work at the base hospital and appeals for phonograph records to entertain patients. He will collect and deliver records to Athens contributors via the Banner office for transmission to soldiers.
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D. P. Haselton
Red Triangle
Athens
Builders and Dealers Should be Careful
The Local War Industries Board, chaired by Messia H. J. Rowe J. H. Dozier and Capt. J. W. Barnett, met to approve small homes and improvements in the city and county. Builders and material dealers must obtain board approval before starting work or selling materials for building to avoid violating the law.
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War Industries Board
Messia
H. J. Rowe
J. H. Dozier
Capt
J. W. Barnett
Labor Board Expands Membership To Improve Conditions
The Labor Community Board of the United States Employment Service meets in Atlanta to elect Mrs. Alice H Adams and Missler May Childers as members representing employees and employers. The board works with the U S Department of Labor in Washington, reporting through the state director Hon H M Stanley. The new appointees are expected to advance labor conditions and cooperation with employers.
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United States Employment Service
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A. G. Dudley
J. H. Williams
United States' Employment Service
Alice H. Adams
Ler May Childers
United States Department of Labor
Washington
H. M. Stanley
Atlanta
Adams
Maud Adams to Star in A Kiss for Cinderella in Athens
Manager Funkenstein announces Maude Adams will appear in Athens on November 13. Despite the flu epidemic closing many road companies, Adams is set to headline with strong bookings this season and the house planned to open by the 13th if possible.
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Funkenstein
Maude Adams
Ciy
Athens
Miss Adams
Wll
Ante Adama
Fragmentary Garden Incident Reaches Guardroom
A garden observer alerted a guard officer and carried an item to the guardroom. Later reports indicate the item was moved to town Fine officers for unclear reasons, who did not refuse common soldiers.
Athens Members Named On War Campaign State Committee
Ely R. Callaway announced Georgia's state campaign committee of 100 leaders for the United War Work Campaign. Athens is represented by Judge Andrew J. Cobb Col M. G. Michael and J. A. Weir among others. Athens district chairman W. T. Forbes pledges full cooperation as the statewide effort mobilizes.
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Athens
STAT
Ely R. Callaway
United War Work Campaign
Georgia
Atlanta
Andrew J. Cobb
C. A. Ver Nooy
M. G. Michael
Weir
Judge Cobb
Callaway
Col. Michael
W. T. Forbes
Athena
Adams
Leopol Adler
Savannah
R. L.anderson
Macon
O.R. Ashley
Valdosta
A. BE. Aycock
Moultrie
Tommie Dora Barker
W. H. Barrett
Augusta
C. L. Bartlett
C. E. Battle
Columbus
Louise Bennett
Quitman
W. C. Bradley
Patrick Brennan
B. Brown
Albany
John Brown
Rome
Rufus Brown
R. F. Burden
W. H. Burwell
Sparta
Maud Barker Cobb
W. Coleman
LaGrange
W. A. Covington
W. S. Crawford
Lincolnton
R. E. Douglas
Ell Elkan
Lawton B. Evans
M. M. Davies
J. A. Davis
C. Dobbs
Hugh M. Dorsey
J. Faircluth
R. H. Ferrell
R. L. Foreman
Henry Givben
Thomasville
George A. Gershon
M. D. Goldstein
William L. Graysop
C. M. Hale
Americus
Mra. E. R. Harrold
J. B. Hart
Marines Fight Through German Fire on Marne Front Tale
Major Robert L Denig of the US Marines recounts a July 18 battle during the Marne salient counter attack. He describes brutal fighting amid heat hunger and shelling as his unit pushes through forests open fields and a ruined dressing station with casualties mounting and comrades killed or wounded.
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United States
Marne Salent
Robert L. Denig
Philadelphia
Denig
Marne Salient
Germany
Denly
Hades
Verdun
Wass
Tle Heng
Hunt
Holcomb
Thomas Holcomb
Walter H. Sitz
Davenport
Sumner
Allen M. Sumner
Hughes
John A. Hughes
Sibley
Burton W. Sibley
Essex Junction
Overton
John W. Overton
Nashville
Ovners
Wilmer
Pete Wilmer
Centerville
Pany
Lloyd
Egbert T. Lloyd
Cates
Clifton B. Cates
Toptonville
Tenn
Wes
Gurner
Turner
Arthur H. Turner
Wilkesbarre
Ghelling
Leoond
Bells Rangers
New York
Congressman Brand And Daughter Return From Capital
Congressman Chas H Brand and his little daughter Caroline arrived in Athens from Washington yesterday. Caroline had been ill but is much improved. Judge Brand plans stays in Athens for ten days or more during Congress recess after Tuesday's elections. Friends rejoice at her convalescence.
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Caroline
City
Washington
Judge Brand
Athens
Little
Air loneliness is gone from military flight life
London report notes that two and a half years ago pilots felt air loneliness during long solo flights over hostile territory. Today two and three seater formations with observers, near radio phones, and fixed writing pads end isolation. Engines can be cut for momentary silence to converse.
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Associated Press
London
Hartwell Boys Die in Service in World War I
Hartwell Georgia mourns two popular Hart County youths, Samuel Chappalear and John Connolly, who volunteered for service in July and died within the past week at Camp Merritt New Jersey. Bodies returned for burial as the town honors their sacrifice amid reports from the European front detailing trench fighting, casualties, and a long, harrowing day in combat with widespread destruction and loss.
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Hartwell
Samuel Chappalear
John Connolly
Hart County
Camp Merritt
N. J
Mle
Mrs W O Fluker Dies at Son's Home in Athens
Mrs. W O Fluker, mother of L J Fluker of the city, died at his Boulevard home yesterday at 4 40 p m after long illness She was 59 and a Union Point Ga native active in Methodist church and local women’s clubs Surviving: two sons J Fluker of Athens and C K Fluker of New York a sister Miss Lou Barnes and brother T L Barnes Funeral and interment set for 3:30 p m today at Union Point cemetery Service by Rev Benson. funeral party to leave Boulevard residence at noon
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W. O. Fluker
L. J. Fluker
Fluker
Union Point
Methodist Church
Or J. Fluker
Athens
C. K. Fluker
New York
Lou Barnes
T. L. Barnes
Rey
Benson
Read This If Indigestion Worries You
Miss Agnes Turner of Chicago Illinois describes overwork irregular meals and health neglect leading to headaches poor digestion constipation dark yellow complexion and sleeplessness. After two months of Chamberlains Tablets she improved her stomach was cleansed her system invigorated and she can eat and sleep in comfort now fully well.
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Agnes Turner
Chicago
Chamberlain
Life's Record by Adelbert F. Caldwell
Poem reflecting on the impact of present actions on future consequences. The speaker urges guidance from a higher teacher to avoid leaving a harmful example and to recognize the enduring traces of life as a record that cannot be erased.
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Adelbert F. Caldwell
Thought For The Day On Simplicity And Virtue
A reflection by William George Jordan extols simplicity as removing non essentials to heighten life and power. It argues simplicity strengthens virtue, concentrates effort, and reveals great truths in few words within a lifetime of living.
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William George Jordan
Winterville social updates and influenza impact
Winterville residents report friends leaving for Birmingham and Hartwell relatives visiting while influenza cases rise and schools close. Miss Pittard resigns for government work in Washington, Miss Colle to teach near Douglass, and Rev Geo D Stone dies after two year pastorate with funeral at Methodist church. Camp Upton reports and overseas voyage updates accompany local notices.
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Bishop
Williama
Hartwell
Robert D. Shaw
Robert, Jr
FP. H. Kroner
Sarah Pittard
Washington
Louise Colle
Douglass
Henri Winter
H. A. Winter
Geo. D. Stone
Methodist Parsonage
Methodist
Dry O. P. Wiggins
Revs
Sears
Hutchinson
Atlanta
Seaboard
Westvlew
Harry Kerlin
Camp Upton
France
Mesars
Spurgeon Clinton
Sas
Mra
Ella Haynes
Jasper Haynes
Santare
Haynée
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