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The Athens Daily Banner outlines subscription prices for weekly and Sunday editions, rates for transient and local notices, and contract terms. It lists payment methods including express, postal note, money order, or registered letter and directs communications to L T. Gantt at Jackson Street Athens Ga.
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Athens Daily Banner
Athens Banner
L. Gantt. Easter and Proprietor
Jackson Street
Athens, Ga
L. Gantt
Sherman to Visit Atlanta Faces Southern Backlash
A Georgia perspective denounces General Sherman as an incendiary whose burned Atlanta and Columbia justify boycotting his presence at the Piedmont Exposition. It argues Georgians will refuse to honor him and predicts widespread rejection if he attends.
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WM. T. Sheman
Atlanta
Columbia
Grex. Sherman
Georgia
Herman
Gen
Suerman
Sazman
Carolina
Isis
Sherman
Hay Tred
Siirk- Man
Georgia Rejects Sherman Invitation To Piedmont Exposition
A Georgia editorial denounces inviting General Sherman to the Piedmont Exposition calling it hastily done. It warns that Sherman is unwanted in Georgia and that forcing his presence would provoke contempt and resentment among the people and against their martyrs.
Debate Over State Chemist Office Sparks Unioned Critique
The Department of Agriculture faces sharp criticism as Commissioner Hexperson and Mr. Hoskmis clash over the State Chemist role. The piece condemns moves against Prof Waite and Prof White, noting removal of the laboratory to Atlanta and questioning the haste of the charges.
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Department of Agriculture
Hexperson
Hoskmis
Sereyen
Waite
Stats Chemist
Atlanta
White
Wurrie
Humrsais
Prff
WatTr
The Sharp Country Merchant and Fertilizer Policy
The piece argues farmers are misled to back the Brady bill promoting a cash fertilizer trade. Georgia firms fear collapse as foreign suppliers rely on negotiable notes and out-of-state sales, while merchants gain by cash sales and farm collateral. The Savannah Times notes farmer hardship and merchant leverage.
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Georgia
Maryland
Savannah Times
Insurance losses for Fire companies in Cobra show net deficit
The Insurance commissioners report shows 49 fire insurers in the state collecting 1 543 861 dollars in premiums for the year ending April 30. Losses paid reached 1 370 954 dollars and expenses approximate 30 percent of premiums, totaling 1 834 112 dollars. Georgia losses estimated at 390 255 dollars refute claims that insurers amass profits.
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Cobra
Jer
Abpea
Georgia
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Rise Again Mr Smith in Fragmented Speech
A garbled passage references Mr Smith and a discussion of rising, wealth, and factory activity. It mentions Athens and a mammoth cotto casita and implies renewed effort or sentiment about wealth and production. The text is fragmentary with unclear context or dates.
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Athens
The Fuel of the Future
A historical view argues coal petroleum and natural gas will run out in two centuries yet science offers endless possibilities. It notes hydrogen flame without carbonic gas advantages and suggests new methods will yield inexhaustible fuel and light for the world.
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Atlantic
Vilages
Epison
Anso
Nature
Gantt Moves to Clear Savannah River Obstruction
In the Savannah area Bro. Gantr of the Amens Ban Ner leads a drive to remove a dam obstruction hindering fish passage. Supporters say the measure will win public backing this time, while Augusta is urged to reconstruct its dam to benefit upstate communities and local shading needs.
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Augusta
Hartwell Sun
Savannah River shad passage bill debated in legislature
An article discusses opening the Savannah River for shad passage. It highlights Senator Justin Stko rher from Lincoln County pushing the bill, noting the Augusta dam obstruction and Buford treaty concerns, with support from supporters and weather impacting crops.
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Savannah
Shad
Justin Stkother
Lincoln County
Stroruen
Augusta
Buford
Padre
Augusta dam blocks shad passage demands fish-way
In a heated letter to readers, critics condemn the Augusta dam for stopping shad runs on the Savannah River. They argue a proper fish-way would restore stock and support communities along two hundred miles above Augusta, noting treaty obligations and the government’s stocking programs.
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Augusta News
Savanah
Augusta
Savannah
North Georgia
Carolina
Augusta Canal
Georgia
Presen
Buford
Ciy
The Solicitor's Salary in Georgia Legacy Debate
An article reviews state salaries for Georgia officials including the Governor, Supreme Court Justices, Superior Court judges, and other offices. It notes annual figures, compares circuit judge workload, and discusses legislative resistance to raising salaries and the influence of public opinion on pay reforms.
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Georgia
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Mircues L
Brown
Russeru
Hurcurs
Resseey
Circuit
Rus
Solicitor-Geeral
Tuub
Temple of Fashion Promises New Dress Goods In Athens
Julius Cohen & Co extends its Temple of Fashion in Athens with new dress goods and trimmings. Manager W T Houston touts exclusive fabrics, bargain counters with 5 to 75 cent items, and a campaign urging locals to buy at home. The notice includes sales on Mexican Grenadine and silk ribbons. A related report from Missouri covers a postwar reunion where an ex-Confederate clash over Lincoln and DavisNearly leads to blows.
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Temple of Fashion
W.T. Houston
Julius Cohen & Co
Athens
Fashion
W.I. Houston
W. T. Houston
Shepard
W.’T. Houston
Julius Cohen
W.pullouston
Davis
Hicerssville
Missouri
Senator West
J.T. Crisp
Lincoln
Grant
Jeff Davis
Ofere Shelby
Col. Crisp
Mr. Davis
Seizure of British Schooner Tilly by American Vessel Rush
Special to the Banner reports that the steamer Rush captured the British schooner Tilly on August 6 off the coast, placing a prize crew of one aboard. Officer onboard confirms the seizure during the early morning operation.
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San Francisco
St., Paul
Annes
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