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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1917

Page

3

Speakers 10 Boost Bonds in Sixth Federal Reserve District

The Publicity Committee for the Second Liberty Loan in the Sixth District plans October appearances by national speakers. Gov. Henderson urges subscriptions, noting Liberty Bonds are a secure, interest-bearing wartime investment. Secy McAdoo may speak in the district in late October.

Associated Press Atlatan Federal Reserve St. Elmo Massengale Washington Lda Chas. Henderson Alabama Henderson Sixth Atlanta Joan McAdoo Reserve

Exceptional Farm Lands To Be Sold In Clarke County

On a Tuesday in November administrator A. B. Towns will auction Clarke county lands from the late J. H. Towns. The home place on eight acres near Whitehall features multiple buildings in a desirable community. A second tract of 151 acres, one of Clarke’s best farms with improvements, offers a strong opportunity for buyers.

Clarke County A. 8. Towns J. H. Towns Whitehall Clarke Towns

Magnificent Exhibitions by Clarke County Clubs and Schools

Clarke County banners a large county fair at the Elks Home directed by Miss Oliver and Mr Burns. Exhibits range from pigs and poultry to canning, sewing, and school work with prize winners across pig, corn, cotton, poultry, canning, and homemaking contests.

Elks Clarke County Oliver Burns Georgia Britain France Tuckston Barberville Edwards, Lampkin Community Club Capt. Long Pig Club Lillian O'Kelley Gee O'Kelley Ted Johnson Macon O’kelley Prince Hancock John H. Patten Harry Fowler Odin Thurmond Jack Thurmond James Morton Roy Evans Corn Club Lonnie Hall John Patten Hugh Evans Paul Fleming Harry Yarbrough McIntyre Burnette Y. H. Daniel Dewey Thurmond Frederick Evans J.C. Butler M. Burnett Prince Harcock Clara Fleming

Athens Bar Association Adopts Law League of America Schedule

At a morning meeting in the Court House Athens lawyers agreed to adopt a new uniform collection rate schedule from the Commercial Law League of America set to start November 1 1917. The plan adds 16 percent on the first 300, 8 percent on excess to 1000, 4 percent beyond 1000 with a minimum fee and a cap for commissions ensuring prompt services for merchants and attorneys alike.

Athens Bar Association LAW League OF America Court House Max Michasel Bar Association Commercial Law League of America Michael United States Commercial Law. League of America Law Lists of America

Four Die In Draft raid in Southwest Texas

A telegraph report from San Antonio dated October 6 states two days of county effort to arrest the Losa family Mexicans for alleged draft evasion left the deputy sheriff and two Losa brothers dead and the father fatally wounded.

San Antonio Tex Geo. Weat Losa Loso Brothers

Athens Banks and the Bonds Rally to Liberty Bond Drive

Athens bankers meeting at the Athens Savings Bank pledged concerted action to boost the second Liberty Bond installment. Officers from the Athens Savings Bank Peoples Bank Georgia National American State Banks National Bank and Commercial Bank discussed offering free cash purchases and 4 percent deferments. They urged saving citizens to invest, stressing patriotism, financial prudence, and the bond’s safety and tax advantages.

Athens M. G. Michael Meyer Stern Geo. Mell The Athens Savings Bank 8. Bernstein Peoples Bank John J. Wilkins Georgia National and American State Banks John White Morton National Bank J. Warren Smith Georgia National Bank Red Cross

The Reason Why America Fights

Argumentative essay defending U S entry into World War I against Germany. Defends freedom for all mankind, blasts German autocracy, cites violations of neutral rights, invasion of Belgium, attack on France and Russia, and the need to secure lasting peace and democratic ideals worldwide. Emphasizes moral and legal consequences, global democracy, and American responsibility.

Germany America Universaal Belgium France Russia England Kaiserdann

Pan German Intrigues Within the International Exposed

A Bureau of Information dispatch summarizes Adolph Smith’s views at the International Trade Union Socialist Congress. It contends German leaders sought a single world workers’ movement to serve a German empire, depicting two rival Internationals as manipulated and undermined by German centralism, doctrinaire orthodoxy, and intolerance toward dissent.

Bureau of Information Adolph Smith International Trade Union Socialist Congress Paul Brousse Second International Germany Isbor Workers’ International

Baker Advises The Charlotte Soldiers

Secretary Baker in Charlotte urges National Guard members to fulfill duties as soldiers and to uphold American values. He delivers a message from President Wilson during the address.

Baker Charlotte Associated Press N. C National Guardsmen Wilson

Proposed Increases in Live Stock Rates Set Aside

Washington DC October 6 proposed increases in livestock rates for less than carload shipments from origin points to destinations in the south and middle west would be set aside under a tentative Interstate Commerce Commission report released today.

Washington, D. C South Middle West Interstate Commerce Commission

Mexican Rebel Forces Reported Near Monterey

Washington Oct. 6 Mexican rebel forces led by Portiro Gonzales are said to be organizing a revolution near Monterey as government troops from Monterery Matamoros and Victoria converge on the area to close in.

Monterey Associated Press Washington, D. C Portiro Gonzales Monterery, Matamoras Victora

Remount Station enlistment urged for Georgia men

U S Army Recruiting Station Atlanta urges Georgians to join Camp Wheeler Macon Remount Station to train horses and mules for Army service. Promotions possible in Quartermaster Corps with steady pay from 20 to 81 dollars monthly plus board clothing and medical care. Married men need consent. volunteers warned against delaying enlistment as physical exams loom.

U. 8 Army Atlanta Georgia Camp Wheeler Macon Quartermaster Corps Regular Army National Army

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Clarke County Boys and Girls Canning Club Lola Dockery Bertie Dellinger Fowlers Estelle Hancock Sarah Dell Patten Hinton Brown Jessie Suddath Beth Haven Elsie Ann Johnson Oulda Nelms Lamkin Wat Daniel Jas. Daniel R. W. Wood Charles Mathews N. B. Davis Mexico
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