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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1910

Page

7

Court Pins Damages for Loss of Young Trees in Black Hills Fire

United States sues Missouri River and Northwestern Railroad over a Black Hills forest fire. Jury awards damages for loss of merchantable timber and for destruction of unmerchantable young growth, signaling an early precedent based on foresters’ expectation value of young growth.

Black Hills National Forest United States Missouri River and Northwestern U. S. Department of Agriculture South Dakota Evence Ag Black Hills

Superior Court Convenes Amid Reflections on Killings and Rain

The article notes a recurring pattern where killings occur in the week before or during superior court terms. It cites a recent slaying on Mr. John R. White’s plantation and observes a superstition linking court sessions with rainy spells, predicting fair weather this term.

John R. White

Things To Do This Month In Raleigh Farm Notes

The Progressive Farmer and Gazette outlines monthly farm tasks across crops and livestock. Activities include sowing wheat, planting cover crops, harvesting corn and hay, preserving cotton, storing winter vegetables, building a potato house, sheltering tools, boosting hogs and calves, fall plowing, pruning fruit trees, planting winter vegetables, yard care, and preparing water supply. Also noted is a Raleigh project: $20,000 total for hospital construction with separate city and county funds and later provisions for colored patients.

Raleigh N. C Progressive Farmer and Gazette Ita

Tuberculosis Sanitarium Set to Open in Atlanta

Atlanta, Oct 11. The tuberculosis sanitarium built by the city and Fulton County nears completion and will be ready for patient reception December 1. Eighty sufferers will be admitted, marking the facility's capacity and early operation.

Atlanta Fulton County

Buck-Jon's Arnica Salve Proclaims Supreme Healing

Local retailer H. R. Palmer & Bons advertises Buck-Jon's Arnica Salve as the perfect healer for cuts, burns, sores, eczema, and many ailments. The claim includes relief for sprains, sore eyes, chapped hands, and piles with a price of 25 cents.

H. R. Palmer & Bons

Georgia W C T U Opens 29th Annual Convention

A large attendance marked the opening of the twenty ninth annual convention of the Georgia W C T U in Madigan Ga on Oct 11. Annual reports show a gratifying rise in membership over the past year with updates from local chapters and officers. Edward Schoeneck, current Syracuse mayor, has held roles as blacksmith stenographer law student supervisor lawyer and legislator.

Madigan Georgia Organization Edward Schoeneck New York Syracuse

North Georgia Methodists prepare for Athens conference

Athens gears up for the North Georgia annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South set for November in Athens. The assembly will bring 200000 northern Georgia Methodists, 500 pastors and lay delegates, plus officers, with reports on missions, education, and church building in a district that has recently seen major construction including Wesley Memorial and several Atlanta churches.

Athens North Georgia Methodist Episcopal Church, South Georgia Wesleyan College Georgia Methodists South Georgia Conference Nberal South Georgia Virginia M. J. Cofer China J. E. Dickey Board of Missions L. G. Johnson Board of Education J. H. Mashburn Church Extension Board Col G. M. Napier Sunday School Board R. P F. Eakes Epwoth League Board Capt C. C. Goodrich Joint Board of Finance Bishop Wilson Oxford J. 8. Jenkins Rome W. P. Lovejoy C. B. Dowman Dalton Drs. Dowman Lovejoy J. 8. French First Church Atlanta R. Belk Mark's Ben Graham Bolston J. W. Lee Trinity Park Street St. Louis St. John's Lee A. Herris Buford J. B. England McDonough R. T. Wilkerson D. D Augusta St. James Wesley Memorial Bolton Mount Vernon Nenan Sparta Washington Woodlawn Athena Greenaboro Milledgeville St. Luke’s Columbus W. L. Pierce M. J. Troutman A. J. Gears Oconee Street G. D. Stone Young Harris Memorial A. W. Wilson Baltimore Presiding Elder Joel T. Daves Daves Soochow University

Auto Law Emphasis and Road Standards Highlight Grand Jury

Judge Brand urged strict enforcement of the new Georgia auto law and stressed road rights for all users. He called for a county road register, noted election law gaps, urged jail reforms after escapes, and urged setting juror pay and tax digest scrutiny.

Brand Georgia Athens Ballifa

Opening of Great Power System in Ontario

Berlin Ontario Oct 11 after years of hard work and near insurmountable obstacles the Canadian cities will receive electric energy generated at Niagara Falls. The Hydro Electric Power Commission turned on the first hydro electric power to Ontario this afternoon in an Auditorium adorned with illuminated designs. Sir James Whitney presided and Hon Adam Beck and other prominent public men spoke.

Berlin Ont Niagara Falls Ontario Hydro-Electric Power Commission People’s Power James Whitney Adam Beck

Judge's Charge Critiques City Court Salaries and Tax Burdens

Judge Brand addressed the grand jury urging salary reductions for Clarke County city court officials. He argued $3,000 for the city court judge is excessive and proposed a $100–$150 monthly salary for the solicitor, noting many city court cases are not tried. He contrasted local pay with neighboring counties and emphasized tax relief, not targeting current incumbents.

Brand Athens Jnot Justice of the Peace Supreme Court Superior Court Basia Clarke Oconee Jackson

Massachusetts WCTU Opens 27th Annual Convention in Attleboro

Mrs Katherine Lent Stevens state president opens the 27th annual Massachusetts Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention at Attleboro Methodist church. Several hundred delegates from across the state attend the three day gathering with two charter members among the attendees.

Attleboro Mass Katherine Lent Stevens Massachusetts Women's Christian Temperance Union Attleboro Methodist Church

Chamberlain's Liniment trusted in sudden injuries

In time of mishaps when the family doctor is unavailable Chamberlain's Liniment stands ready. It relieves sprains cuts wounds and bruises by easing soreness and driving away pain. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Georgia Carolina Fair Organized in Augusta Georgia

Augusta citizens organize the Georgia Carolina Fair to promote Savannah River Valley resources. James A. Jackson heads the association. fair grounds two miles from downtown feature a fast half mile track and 1800-seat grandstand, with livestock stables and a large two story building for poultry shows.

Augusta Georgia Carolina Parr Savannah River Valley James A. Jackson Lake View Augusta Poultry Club Georgia-Carolina Fair Association Carolina Savannah Hampton Terrace Fair Grounds Lake View Park Summerville

Beletric Bitters Health Booster Praised by Sufferer

A testimonial from W. M. Sherman of Cushing Me credits Beletric Bitters with curing months of kidney trouble after three bottles. The ad notes the product purifies blood, tones organs, and supports daily toil, urging readers to see HL. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro for purchase.

W. M. Sherman Cushing HL. R. Palmer & Sons W. J. Smith & Bro

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Studebaker Athens. GA U. S North Georgia Methodists Empire South Southern Methodists A. G. Candler J. G. Leater J. T. Daven Board of Finance Sam Tate M. M. Davies The Bible Society Board Davee Elder Pierce Judge Brand Cheney Japan Standard Oil Company Massachusetts
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