Athens Daily Banner subscription and local notes
The Athens Banner announces subscription rates at 5 dollars yearly 2.50 half year 1.25 three months and 10 cents a week with payment by express post office money order or registered letter. It urges prompt reporting of late or irregular delivery and notes local events roads schooling and politics including road funding and high school taxes and praises Athens hospitality and regional baseball figures.
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Athens
Carriera
Dates in History and Notable Births Across Years
Chronological snippet recalling Henry V in 1415 and Agincourt, Levi Lincoln born 1782 Massachusetts, George III completing fifty years on throne in 1810, William F Johnson Pennsylvania governor 1848 52, Joseph T Duhamel Ottawa RC official.
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France
Henry V
England
Agincourt
Levi Lincoln
Massachusetts
Worcester
Mass
George III
William F. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Pitteburg
Greensburg
Joseph T. Duhamel
Ottawa
Independent Fight Prompts Georgia Election Call
The Independent movement and Thomas E. Watson mobilize for the November 8 election in Georgia. Watson urges his candidate to reject Democratic affiliation while opposing any rule that bars independents, framing the race as a crucial test of independent influence and party loyalty.
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Thomas E. Watson
Mr. Watson
Watson
Howard
State Executive Committee
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Jeffersonian
Congress
Tom Watson
Georgia Mourns Death of Hon. Charles D. Hill
Georgia loses a noble son with the death of Hon. Charles D. Hill of Atlanta. He matched his father Benjamin H. Hill in intellect and service, headed a respected prosecuting office, and earned broad esteem for justice and mercy. Friends across the state lament the loss of a loyal, generous figure.
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Georgia
Charles D. Hill
Atlanta
Benjamin H.hill
The Growth of the Cities and Rural Exodus
The article notes census shows rapid urban population growth outpacing rural gains, threatening future prosperity as city life draws people away from farms. It cites reasons like education, social life, and protection, but warns of higher urban costs and reduced food supply. Some move back to farms may come from improved farming methods and education.
Uncle Remus Memorial Appeal for Georgia playground
Editorial calls Georgians to fund a memorial by buying Joel Chandler Harris's home to turn into a children's playground. It argues for swift local action, stressing Harris’s contribution to Georgia and the Snap Bear farm as a historic site to preserve.
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Joel Chandler Harris
Uncle Remus
Wives of Farmers Praised as Pillars of Agriculture
President Barrett of the Farmers' Union urges members to honor farm wives whose quiet labor sustains families and nation. He cites their sacrifice, industry, and courage as the foundational influence behind rural progress and the success of their husbands and children.
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Charles 8. Barrett
Farmers’ Union
Fiields
Lfe
Carnegie
Fortifying the Panama Canal for US security
The article argues for strong fortifications around the Panama Canal to protect the $400 million investment and ensure a secure open waterway in peace, with strict control during war. It stresses the need for impregnable defenses and positions Uncle Sam as capable and prudent in defending national interests.
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Panama Canal
United States
Uncle Sam
Southern farmers oppose plan to guarantee cotton bills
The Southern farmer objects to a proposed plan by European and American bankers to guarantee cotton bills of lading. They argue farmers should not bear the cost, which would total over half a million dollars, while acknowledging sympathy for European losses but insisting safeguards cannot burden farmers who grow and sell the cotton.
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Sang
Impracticable Feat Ends in Dirigible Disaster
Walter Wellman’s attempt to cross the Atlantic in a dirigible failed as his airship was driven southward and wrecked off Hatteras. The piece argues balloons cannot withstand strong winds on long journeys, despite optimism for future progress in aeronautics.
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Walter Wellman
Atlantic
British Isles
Hatteras
Wellman
Tx Laelens
Settlement Reached Between Georgia Railroad and Firemen
After rumors of a strike in the past month, the Georgia Railroad and its firemen have reached a satisfactory adjustment. Both sides approved the settlement, avoiding further trouble and emphasizing that amicable resolution serves all interests.
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Georgia Railroad
Clarke County Roads Praised for South’s Best Highway Network
Clarke County officials and grand jury praise road improvements started years ago. Citizens note bonds funded sustained work and automobilists rate county roads among the best in the South. The plan foresees continued yearly work to bring remaining roads to excellent condition.
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Athens
Clarke County
Wing
Clarke
Comgrand
Value of the Weather Bureau Its Service and Shortcomings
The article defends the Weather Bureau against ridicule for prediction errors while praising its overall value. It notes that accurate forecasts save lives and property, though forecasting remains at times guesswork. It cites the inauguration day miscue as a publicity example but emphasizes the bureau’s net benefit to shipping and public safety.
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Ever
Anon
Weather Bureau
Department of Governmental Service
Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt Backs Lodge in Massachusetts Senate Campaign
Theodore Roosevelt spoke for his friend Henry Cabot Lodge in Massachusetts urging voters to back the Republican ticket. He characterized the state as influenced by progressives, while warning that his own consistency has faded with age. Roosevelt warned voters may soon tire of his campaign speeches.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Poe Enshrined In Hall Of Fame After Long Campaign
Dr John H McCracken of New York University announces Edgar Allan Poe has been granted a place in the Hall of Fame after years of advocacy by Poe admirers. The announcement notes Poe’s lasting fame as a man of letters and suggests some recent inductees lack comparable distinction.
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John H. McCracken
Senate of New York University
Edgar Allan Poe
Las
Emmett Cabaniss Praises Georgia Boys Corn Clubs Visit
Hon. Emmett Cabaniss of Maxeys Georgia president of the Farmers Cooperative and Educational Unions of Georgia toured the city during a Boys Corn Club event. He praised the clubs and the State College of Agriculture urging rural citizenship and farm life education as essential to Georgia's future. He contrasted rural opportunity with urban allure and urged youth to pursue skilled farming.
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Boys’ Corn Cluba
Emmett Cabanias
Maxeys
Farmers’ Co-operative and Educational Unions of
Georgia
Union Ia
Cabaniss
Thi
Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised as universal healer
The ad touts Bucklen Arnica Salve as a perfect healer for cats burns bruises sores and eczema. Chamberlain's Liniment is recommended for sudden mishaps replacing the family doctor. both products sold by H R Palmer & Sons and other dealers.
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Bucklen
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Chamberlain
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