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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1911

Page

6

Dairymen Meet Highlights Georgia Conference Outcomes

Athens and nearby regions sent a strong turnout for the Georgia Dairymen and Live Stock Association semi annual meeting in Macon. President James L Price urged continued dairy and livestock cooperation while experts from the State College of Agriculture spoke on cattle breeding feed and winter milk production. The meeting adjourned for an Athens February session to set September venue. Attendees included J D Price J B Hite Milton P Jarnigan Prof J W Hart and others from Farmington Gray Americus Milledgeville Forsyth and Macon.

Macon Athens James L. Price State College of Agriculture Georgia Georgia Dairymen and Live Stock Association Bibb County Milton P. Jarnigan Ath- Tetary J. E. Hite J. W. Hart J. D. Price Farmington J. B. Hite B. M. Nighbert Atlanta P. F. Bahnsen Americus Martin V. Calvin H. P. Sykes United States Experiment Station Experiment, Ga Q. Quainier Milledgeville Tom B. Scott Forsyth E. Horton Gray A. K. van Ever Brooks E. A. Ross R. H. Plant Roland B. Hall E. L. Vickers R. M. Moore R. L. Knight Ed Knight J. B. Lindsay R. M. Bowman Linton Solomon

Prof Hite to Become Farmer on Own Hook

Prof J E Hite, three years at the State College of Agriculture, will leave October 1 to return to Gullitin Tenn where he and his brother own land. He will practice scientific farming, breed Percheron mares Berkshire swine and sheep, with plans for extensive stock raising. He previously worked with Dr A M Soule at Athens and the University of Tennessee. The Virginia democrats renominated Swanson and Martin in the recent primary.

J. E. Hite State College of Agriculture Georgia Hite Gullitin Tenn Hee A. M. Soule State College of Agriculture At Athens University of Tennessee

Buying a Tailored Garment at Michael's

A shop feature at Michael's promises easy shopping with new quality garments, fair prices from 12.50 to 85.00, large displays, courteous staff, expert alterations, and a guarantee on all purchases. The article emphasizes fit, style, economy, and personalized service.

Michael’s

New Rain Coats Arrive In Multiple Styles

The shop lists rain coats in raglan and regulation shoulder styles. Described as mannish and similar to what men wear, one nickname mentioned is slicker. Prices range from six to ten dollars.

New Auto Coats Offer Light Weather Protection

New Auto Coats in cravenette and water and dust proof fabrics provide light protection as the season cools until heavy coats are needed. Prices are listed but not shown in the excerpt.

Cravenette Gener

One Piece Serge Dress For Girls And Women

A serge dress offered in cream navy bluebird and black suits school girls debutantes and matrons. Features include a sweet straight cut with large collar effects and a skirt about two and a half yards wide. Priced at 12.50 dollars.

Peter Thomson

Reunion of Georgia Confederate Veterans Held in Rome

Notice from J H Martin and F H Bozeman announces the Georgia division reunion of Confederate Veterans in Rome on September 20 and 21 1911. Dues must be paid for camps to be entitled to delegates with one delegate per twenty members and a fractional part thereof.

Rome J. H. Martin Georgia U.C.V P. H. Bozeman U.C.V. Georgia

Ex-Senator Peffer 80 Celebrated in Topeka Kansas

Former Kansas senator William A. Peffer aged eighty will celebrate his birthday in Topeka after returning from Washington. He reflects on his public career and says the current demand for legislation vindicates his antievil warnings as a senator.

Topeka Kas William A. Peffer Kansas United States Senate Peffer Wash Lgton

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