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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1909

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Cotton Buyers Ban Excess Bagging On Cotton Bales

Southeastern Cotton Buyers Association enforces penalties for over-tare bale packing. Farmers ginners merchants and warehousemen warned to avoid extra bagging beyond six yards per bale and six ties to prevent weight or price deductions. R L Moss & Co and listed buyers implement policy effective immediately.

Europe Southeastern Cotton Buyers’ Association R. L. Moss & Co T. Kilpatrick B. A. Crane Lewis FP. Butt Karen & Ferrer

Rice and goat farming expand in North Georgia valleys

In Santee and Nacoochee Valley areas farmers in Hall and Rabun counties push upland rice cultivation, yielding 70 bushels per acre in favorable plots. Notable farmer J R Lumsden highlights self sufficiency aside from sugar and salt. The article lists leading Georgia rice counties and notes upland rice avoids field flooding and tolerates rainier summers. It also mentions Lumsden's goat herd, now seven generations strong, and notes limited cotton viability due to excess rain alongside strong maize and small grains performance.

Santee Nacoochee Valley Hall Rabun J. R. Lumsden White County Lumsden Georgia Seaboard Bryan Bullock Burke Chatham Effingham Emmanuel Liberty McIntosh Screven Tattnall Lumsdens

Danielsville Injunction Denies Delay on City Court Vote

Judge Meadow refused injunctions in two Madison county cases about October elections. One seeks to block the vote on abolishing Danielsville city court as required by a new legislature act. The other challenges increasing Madison county commissioners from one to three. Proceedings concluded with elections to proceed as planned.

Danielsville Meadow J. F. L. Bond H. M. Tolbert Madison County Judge Meadow Cobb & Erwin H. C. Tuck Athens J. J. Strickland George C. Thomas John BE. Gordon Measra Bond Tolbert

Brave Negro Rescues Girl From Fire on Barrett Street

At midnight a fire at W. Baily's Barrett Street home consumed a six room house valued at 1500 dollars. Five year old Mary was rescued by Weldon Ray, a driver for Mr Batley, who entered the blaze to fetch the child as the fire department could not intervene. Mrs Bailey, stricken with heart trouble, was cared for by a neighbor.

S. W. Bailey Barrett Street Weldon Ray Mr. Bailey Mary Ray

Fifteen Cents For Their Cotton

Birmingham reporters note that the Farmers' Union aims to set a minimum cotton price with an carefully chosen eleven man committee led by D. J. Neill of Texas. The panel, praised for crop knowledge and discretion, may decide to leave pricing to the national executive committee despite talk of fifteen cent cotton.

Birmingham Ala Farmers’ Union C. 8. Barrett Sphinx D. J. Neill Texas South

Death of Eppa Hunton Maddux at Georgian Hotel

Yesterday morning at 4 45 in Athens Georgia Eppa Hunton Maddux died after brief illness from cirrhosis and jaundice. A prominent hotel clerk and former hotel company official he spent summers in Virginia and returned to Athens ill. Unmarried he was attended by his sister Miss Blanche Maddux of Alexandria Virginia. Remains were taken to Alexandria for interment following services.

Georgian Eppa Hunton Maddux Maddux Virginia Athens Washington D. C Blanche Maddux Alexandria

Carnegie Medal Effort For Weldon Ray Rescue Hero

Weldon Ray, a Black man, risked his life to save five year old Mary Bailey from a house fire at S. W. Bailey’s home. He jumped from the second story, reentered flames to retrieve clothing, then carried the child to safety as the roof threatened collapse. Taft likely to press Pittsburgh companies to arbitrate or shut down, with results expected.

Weldon Ray Mary Bailey S. W. Bailey Taft Pittsburg

Governors Brown and Ansel to Meet Taft in Augusta

Governor Brown has accepted an invitation to meet President Taft in Augusta on November 8 for the Georgia Carolina Fair opening. Governor Ansel of South Carolina also accepted, with their staffs expected to attend in full regalia.

Atlanta Brown James A. Jackson Taft Augusta Ansel South Carolina

Harriman Dead Ends Era of Rail Empire

Edward H. Harriman, renowned American railroad magnate, died at 3:48 PM at his Arden home after a long illness. He had just returned from Europe seeking relief, battled illness with iron will, and collapsed after an acute indigestion attack that strained his heart. News will impact stock markets as exchanges open.

New York Edward H. Harriman Arden Mr. Hartman Europe

Cinco cigars to be distributed at veterans reunion in Athens

Messrs Otto Eisnichr & Broa of Philadelphia will supply 500 Cinco cigars to distribute among Confederate Veterans at their annual reunion in Athens. Talmadge Bros & Co will handle the distribution, a move praised as enterprising and a benefit to veterans and local citizens alike.

Messrs Otto Eisnichr Claaste Cinco

Posey Arrives to Teach Mathematics at Georgia

Prof F D Posey of Maryland arrived in Athens to assume the mathematics instructor post at the University of Georgia. He succeeds Prof Tomlinson Fort who resigned months ago to pursue further studies. Posey is warmly welcomed as a citizen.

F. D. Posey Maryland University of Georgia Posey Tomlinson Fort Athens

Bradley to Leave Southern Methodism for Worcester Call

Dr Henry Stiles Bradley former pastor of Trinity Methodist Atlanta now at St John s St Louis to transfer to Piedmount Congregational Worcester Mass to fill vacancy created by Dr Willard Scott resignation Bradley explains move as moving toward shared kingdom of God noting denominations differ mainly in governance rather than creed He cites Methodist Church South centralized bishop driven system as needing reform

Atlanta Henry Stilsene Henry Stiles Bradley Trinity Methodist Church Southern Methodism Piedmount Congregational Society Worcester Mass Bradley Willard Scott St. John’s Church St. Louis Southern Methodist Church North Georgia Conference Trinity Church Emory College Methodist Institution W. A. Snow Newnan Georgia W. 8. Bradley North Georgia St. Louia Piedmount Congregational Church Methodist Congregational Church Methodist Society John Wesley Methodiat Church South Piedmount Church Methodist Church Sngle St. John’s

Peruna Stopped Child’s Severe Cough in Santa Monica Letter

Mrs J M Brown of Punnegan Maine reports her three year old daughter suffered a persistent night cough following catarrhal fever. After trying various remedies, Peruna cured the child after one bottle and improved digestion. Lydia J Spooner of Santa Monica California also vows Peruna as the family remedy never without it.

J. M. Brown Punnegan Dr. Hartman Perana Peruana Lydia J. Spooner Santa Monica Cal

Congregational Preference Shapes Worcester Call

The speaker contrasts Congregational church governance with a more centralized system, praising Congregational openness and scholarship while noting its risk of dis sociation. He explains moving from St John’s due to a four year pastoral limit and accepting a cordial call from Piedmount church in Worcester with strong support.

Piedmount Worcester

Dr Foster Becomes Unitarian Preacher in Geneva temple

Chicago September 9 Prof Geo B Burnham Foster of the University of Chicago whose religious views were attacked by clergymen was chosen to fill the pulpit of the Unitarian church at Geneva for the coming year. Foster has already served as pastor for the church two years traveling from Chicago each Sunday to preach.

Chicago Geo. B. Burnham Foster University of Chicago Unitarian Geneva Til

Knox Institute to Construct Fifteen Thousand Dollar Building

The contract for erecting a new fifteen thousand dollar building for Knox Institute will be awarded at an early date. Once awarded, the contract will allow rapid construction of the structure.

Knox Institute

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Sydney Bluhm Agent Proximity Mills North J. B. Upshaw J. Chamberlain B. B. Ford Co J. W. Chipley S. Marshall Bully & Bons A. P. Latimer Neely & Co J. .M. Rogers Inman Akers & Inman Allen Fleming McFadden Morgan Espy Colton Co C. A. Price Alex Sprunt Ben J. M. Orr Agent Watson Glazebrook & Co Mra Walter Dudley Leila Waggoner Deadwyler & Smith T. P. Vincent Athens Manufacturing Co I. R. White Georgia Manufacturing Co James White Star Thread Mills Princeton, Manufacturing Co. Pacolet Mills, RB M. Stallworth Southern Manufacturing Co W. T.bryan Daniel2erce Little Bailey Harriman Prof DR. Bradley Congregationalists Peruna Congregational Churches United States DR. Foster Knox In
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