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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
6
A collage of classified lines advertising insurance and financial services. Ipscomb's Specialty-Fire Insurance and The Athens Savings Bank offer savings plans and services. Local vendors promote goods from plumbing to farm tools and groceries with prices, locations, and contact details.
Three connecting rooms with bath for light housekeeping and one furnished room available. Phone L588.
Cameron Oklahoma resident T L Bostler lauds Thedford's Black-Draught as a long trusted liver remedy. He notes age over sixty and continued health, saying the vegetable medicine eases liver, digestion, and constipation.
Washington date field reports total expenditures of the United States Committee on Public Information under George Creel. The gross outlay is 8 245 249 with receipts from film sales and liquidation reducing net cost to 4 954 200.
Athens resident Mrs. A. C. Sutherland of 666 Pulaski Street testifies that after years of kidney trouble and related headaches she found relief with Dean's Kidney Pills from Smith & Bro. Drug Store. She reports improved back pain and energy.
A 55-member group of Southern bankers and business leaders plus ASA officials will meet Governor Harding and Federal Reserve Board members on September 15 to secure a clear policy on financing the 1920 cotton crop as the association closes its session in Montgomery Alabama.
Arrangements have been completed allowing American consumers to buy from German dye stocks set aside under the Versailles treaty as part of wartime reparation to the Allies. Only dyes not produced in the United States may be obtained.
Radio messages from the army transport General Goethals told the Philadelphia navy yard of the rescue of the submarine 8 5 and its officers and crew after nearly two days trapped beneath the Atlantic Ocean fifty five miles south of Cape Henlopen. Andrew Jackson Nobles of Jeffersonville Georgia was among the rescued crew members.
A Kovno dispatch reports Lithuanian detachments attacking Polish troops and driving them back twenty five to fifty versts along the Grodno Suwalki front. Prisoners and war materials were captured.
The Hugh M. Dorsey Club of Muscogee County claims a large victory for Dorsey over Hoke Smith, citing a record political meeting in Muscogee with far more attendees than Smith’s. A telegram from Columbus sent to the Athens club urges impartial coverage by the Atlanta Journal and notes Muscogee backed Dorsey two to one.
The Hon. Thomas J. Shackelford, candidate for congress against Judge Charles H. Brand, will close a whirlwind campaign with an address in Crawford at 10:30 Tuesday morning. He has spoken in nearly every militia district in the Eighth District, delivering two or three speeches daily for over a month and invites eligible women voters to hear his discussion of campaign issues.
Miners tied to the United Mine Workers telegraphed President Wilson urging reopening of the wage agreement. About 100000 anthracite workers reportedly quit in protest over the coal commission's award and demand higher pay. Venice strikers seize a military arsenal in a quiet move with no incidents.
James H Towns prominent Winterville resident dies at his home aged sixty nine Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 30 pm at Winterville Baptist Church with Rev W M Colle officiating Interment in Winterville cemetery Pallbearers listed from the community
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