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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1899

Page

7

Clarke County Ginnery Opens With Modern Equipment

Clarke County Ginnery owned by Capt J H Rucker has opened near the city, promising prompt efficient ginning and packing for farmers in Clarke and neighboring counties. Rates include fifty cents per bale for square and packing, with Lowry round bale packing billed only for bale covering at 25 cents.

Clarke County J. H. Rucker Capt. Rucker Georgia New Street H. R. Palmer Palmer Lowry Lowry Company Racker

Oconee Farmers Meet to Seek Mortgage Relief and Crop Aid

Oconee county farmers held a mass meeting in Watkinsville to discuss debts and drought damage. Resolutions urged creditors to extend terms and urged landlords to provide tenant work and fair treatment while promising to plant small grains to offset losses. Local leaders and merchants were named, and a reward notice for a catarrh cure appeared among miscellaneous notices.

Oconee County Watkinsville Alc Jackson Oconee

Tried It With Kittens A Park Ridge Girl Solves a Dilemma

A five year old girl in Park Ridge discovers six unwanted kittens in a Woodshed and refuses to drown them. She recalls a tale of a foundling saved by strangers and decides to seek a kinder fate for the kittens instead of her parents plan to drown them.

Park Ridge Katherine

Bears the Kind You Have Always Bought

A fragment mentions a familiar trademark phrase used in advertising. Only partial text remains with unclear context and no identifiable events or names.

Castotti Za

Various 27 Sept. items from cities across the South and Northeast

Reports from New York Bermuda to Chattanooga recount naval movements, court actions, bank forgery verdicts, Macon school overcrowding, local elections, and notable deaths and appointments. Notable events include Admiral Dewey reception, General Henry Heth’s death, and local carnival king election in Macon.

New York Sandy Hook Gedney Bao’s Chicago Howison Marine Observer Bermuda South Atlantic Chattanooga Tenn Julia Morrison James Frank Seiden Circuit Court Cummings F. H. James Jim Miss Morrison Macon Monroe Ogden Lilliputian Layless Washington Henry Heth Bright Heth Richmond Confederate Veterans’ Union Pittsburg Clay County Grifins Chadwells

Spalding cotton mills near completion Griffin Ga

The Spalding cotton mills near Griffin are rapidly rising with the first story of the main building and warehouses ready, to store 1600 bales. Plans call for 15000 spindles and 200 looms within a year, with cottages for operatives to be built and full operation by January.

Griffin Spalding J. J. Mangham Oughly

Snyder crushes insurgent forts near Cebu

A Manila dispatch to the war department says General Snyder attacked insurgent positions five miles west of Cebu, destroying seven forts and several cannons. The insurgents were routed and Snyder returned to Cebu. the Tennessee regiment landed to join the clash.

Washington Manila War Department Snyder Cebu Tennessee

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