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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1912

Page

3

Georgia politics and Brown’s looming gubernatorial fight

Atlanta Sept. 14. A political lull grips Georgia as factions plot to remove Gov. Brown and shift boards. The railroad mileage issue and the state education board spark court tests over appointments. Debate swirls on Brown facing a U. S. Senate bid, while Wilson fundraising shapes Georgia’s 1914 contest.

40 Inch Crape-Meter Fabric in Multiple Colors

Beautiful quality crape-meter fabric shown in White Hene Navy Copenhagen and Taupe. Priced at 1.50 dollars per yard for quick sale.

Copenhagen Taupe

Damask linens offered in bulk at sale prices

A newspaper ad lists 72 inch heavy German silver black damask at 1.00 per yard and 24 inch damask napkins at 8.60 per dozen. Also 72 inch extra heavy double faced full bleached satin damask at 1.50 per yard, marked down from 2.00.

Quo Warranto Proceedings Recourse Sought Over Pound Appointment

Superintendent M L Brittain questions Prof Jerre Pound of Athens about his seat on the board of education. A legal authority says Pound’s only recourse is through quo warranto in the courts after the governor acted. Banner failed to reach Pound by phone for comment.

Jos M. Brown Byemies Hoke Smith Brown Géhera State Board of Education Smith Lattorney Jerre M. Pound State Normal School Pound United States Slaton Woodrow Wilson Wilson Georgia W. J. Harris National Campaign Committee Pulten Washington M. L. Brittain Jerre Pound Athens Board of Education

Wood to Austria Special to the Banner

Wilkes County in Washington Georgia furnishes Austria with a large supply of white oak timber for wine barrels and kegs. Lumbermen cut holes in white oak timber along Dry Park Creek and Little River, shipping shipments have begun, with more timber to be supplied from the county known for its high quality wood.

Washington Wilken Austria Wilkes County Kvaternik Dry Park Crael Little River

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