About The Athens daily herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1912-1923 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1922)
vxpert service combined I-. ,, years' experience in injures correct choice of rsi ' u ,.;i! and satisfactory in- 'talUtii-n. ,i 5 make a demonstration u.-r.,",ie. j Only Standard * '*i\* Materials Handled } \ \ Athens Engineering , Company (.allege Avenue away and Banda were-nowat/work'.lessen the grade building the cement abutments and I .arae- as on Oconee street This which was quite a job. .TUI Work [work will require time and it may will take time. The < steel bridge is be spring before it is completed, now being bullt at the lastnry-aad ] Buti when finished with the hand- lt Is promised about :the>middle . of some new bridge this approach November. He hopes Ip-bave it I into Athens will give general satis- ready for use .-early &'the new j faction. The link in this stretch compietea before tackling the o nee street Job, as a passable bin and fine road are now in use at latter place. Mr. Nicholson says if the weath er permits they will finish paying, the section of the Princeton road! a la “ y Mr. Gantt Reviews Im provements Now Under , Way. Letter Praises the iRanner-Herald. ... . ... , . B_y T, L^RRY OANTT ’ TpsterdAy Ajdntet^lewed Mr. Ho- mer NlcnolspnJ cur efficient and ■ popular, OouiiQr; engineer, about the progress t>i road work in your coun- ; ty and what' was being done about i the new bridges over the Oconee in [Athena. Mr. Nicholson said that old Oco- y«ar. This vfllll be. the heaviest* from the i*ver to Barberville will steel bridge in Clarke county and)be put in the best condition. Work the latest thing .In its line.. The will be rushed as fast as possible, bridge will h&ve a passage way forlforit Is desired to have the road vehicles 24 feet wide and three ]onen to the public as soon as labor cars can pass each other. There will can do the work, also be a walk on each side for pe- ‘ threei national h'gbways that I” Athens inu,t. bse this bridge obrse it ia ;built; for the ftfthre " kept-well painted will last to Mtlledge'avenue in ON OCONEE BRIDGE 8TAijT.wsfR.iinA:.* dred years air more. , i V- id ao. _ietf 'street' . . _ _ This w*ll be one of the handsomest and best cement bridges, in .Geor- JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES By Elton $htil the roadSo? BarbervilleVls _ built; ’travel must circle around tlie.gia and a credit to our city and hills, using the present TOad. In tfce/connty. Etiwill be; broad'.enough: to. Unproved Highway the bid road Will {accommodate j$jhe travel for all time be used but'the hills will lie-.^ut hnd nava .i-. passway for pedestri- down, the valleys filled up and^ans; IThe jRIver-^tisetr. bridge: and ‘ goqd arid shorts grade furnished. 'theflew .rpadjto Barbetville .are‘-.of — : - ' • * • - '•• .-.i' - - ?■ {where be has been in business for the Banner and Herald.” eighteen years before coming to Athens. Mr. Carter goes after the best, he gets the best and gives the The following kind letter of'en-jbest. When Mr. Carter decided to dorsement for our papers has been 1 pull up and leave his business at received from a lady friend in Oco- h-h week. l nee coun ^y- Rochelle with his brother he had two reasons for this change. First, j he had to consider his wife's health work toward the Oconee line as “Dear Mr. Gantt:' I am a daily!and second the education of his mo ”®y permits JJ*® 11 reader of your column in.the Her- jdanghter. He found both of these finish the work with top soil. This |a i<j and want to tell you I enjoy 1 Inducements in Athena In that road cannot be used for some time every word you pen. A few days ago healthful city and fine cl'.mate, and county tom up for work and Oco-ij was talking with one of the best,the elementary school at Lucy yet as they nave the end in Oconee jpogted man in your city and he Cobb for hia daughter. A3 a busi- m » et Clarkb with a'splen-Jasked me it I read Larry Gantt's ness co-partner he found the right When this mad J articles in the Banner and Herald, j man in Mr. S. J. Moss, who for sev- “ ne ! This gentleman said he never era! years was manager of the Moss Is ' finishm there will be highway from Athens to Watkins-1 missed one and he heard my father 1 Lumber Co. The 1 Carter-Moss v* 11 ®* t .. v% \* 1 j* i speak of Larry Gantt as o writer, j Lumber company was a success In reply to iqy inquiry Mr; Nicb-! I am! handing you this compliment 1 from its very beginning. Mr. Carter olson says thdy are getting all theifor I am going to tell you who thia is a man of few words, but of busi- important roads in aur county ini careful read is. He is Mr. J. F~ I ness experience and an integrity, fihe shape. During the dry spell j Carter, of the Carter-Moss Lumber I He was raised by Primitive Baptist some Of them got tom up but uow’Ca; also the Athens Saw and Plan- parents and is a member of the — hsiye sqt in they>willjing Mill and senior member of theiFirft Baptist church of Athens. !larke will nave firm of Carter Bros. Lumber yard This firm is a valuable addition to public fdads as I and planing mill at Rochelle, Ga. ( your city and staunch. friends to Editor Shackelford was in the city a few days ago and tells that ^ the. Echo passed its forty-seventh birthday on October 9th. The Echo is not only one of the best edited- * but neatest printed weeklies in Georgia or the south. The old pod- “ ular paper has never been under but two managements. I establish ed the Echo and after running It for some six years sold the plant to Mr. W. A. Shackelford. 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