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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1903

Page

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Narrow Escape From Runaway Horse Tragedy

Mrs. D W Bailey and her two children escaped serious harm after a runaway on Oconee Street. The horse bolted past Klein and Martin’s, threw one child, broke the buggy at the bridge, and dashed away. All survived with only severe bruises and were later cared for at home in East Athens.

D. W. Bailey Oconee Street D W. Bailey Klein & Martin Mrs. Bailey Mea Hailey East Athena

Mrs Lampkin Des in New York City Area Obituary Notice

Mrs Terrell Lampkin died in Mt Vernon New York after years of illness She was devoted to family and friends with steadfast faith and gentle demeanor Her passing leaves sorrow for relatives and her long ago Athens lineage noted A pocketbook with $26 and papers was left a reward offer Frank Stephens 1310 Empire Building Atlanta Ga Save the Children Also an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Care claims children benefit and includes a Nashville Tennessee testimony from Mrs Henry Carter.

Mt. Vernon New York Terrell Lampkin Water Aenrus Mrs. Lampkin Athens Frank Stephens Empire Building Atlanta Henry Carter Central St Nashville Tenn

Directors Meet At Athens YMCA For Annual Plans

Athens Y M C A board reports strong progress with committee work and a plan for expanded future programs. Religious leaders secured thirty of fifty two meeting leaders for next year and expect remaining slots filled. New membership rates set for seniors students intermediates and juniors with varying privileges and hours.

Athens Y. M. C. A Messrs T. H Nickerson C. A.rowland W. T. Forbes

State Ginners' Association to Meet in Macon

The Georgia Ginners Association held a brief Athens session and adjourned to meet in Macon on August 20 at 9 30 a m due to railroad rate arrangements. President Hammock led the group with Chancellor Hill of the University speaking on agricultural work and the campus cotton display.

Association Macon State Ginners’ Association W. D Hammock Randolph County Athenaeum Clu Iit Agricultural Society J. M. Johnson College of Agriculture Georgia University Hill Yale Eli Whitney Abraham Baldwin University of Georgia Denmark Dining Hall Athens

Handiwork Exhibit Showcased By Summer School Teachers

The exhibit of handiwork by Summer School teachers in Demonstration Hall displayed rare beauty and high quality, illustrating what careful training can produce in this vital educational field. The Summer School program provided excellent study in this department, reflecting well on its mission to train Georgia teachers in handiwork. Hood's Sarsaparilla is recommended to tone the system and aid health after illness.

Georgia

Summer School Directors Meet at University of Georgia

The University of Georgia Summer School board meets at 11 o clock this morning in Science Hall with Chancellor Hill presiding. Final business of the session will be acted on and a report on financial affairs will be presented. Board members include Chancellor Hill President Branson Frank M Harper D C Barrow E R Hodgson Miss Rutherford G G Bond B F Holder Jr.

University of Georgia Summer School Chancellor Hill Science Hall Hill Branson Frank M. Harper D. C. Barrow E. R. Hodgson Miss Rutherford G. G. Bond B. F. Holder

Stewart Succeeds Stewart Succeeds in State Education Work

State Agent Joseph S. Stewart of the University of Georgia toured western Georgia from Dalton to the far southwest to boost education. He reported strong alumni support and growing public interest, addressing gatherings and urging local help for all levels of schooling.

Georgia Joseph S. Stewart University of Georgia Athens Dalton Stewart Dts

First Cotton Bale Arrival Delayed to September

local cotton merchants expect the first bale to arrive in Athena around mid September this year after last year’s August arrivals. The group discussed the delay and agreed timing shifts point to a later season start.

Athena

Coffee Nerves Prompt Postum Food Coffee Endorsement

A Washington woman recounts relief from nervous headaches and fatigue after switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee. She describes headaches diminishing after a fair trial and credits Postum with restoring strength and steadiness, advising proper boiling. The notice mentions the Postum Co. contest offering prizes and an extension by mail.

Washington Saya Postum Fostam Co Battle Creek Mioh

Generous Georgians Fund Ninety-Five Scholarships at State Normal

Generous Georgians have funded ninety five fifty dollar scholarships for the State Normal School, enabling teachers with forty five scholars to attend ten months with expenses paid. The General Education Board will match to create about two hundred scholarships, with more possible. Dormitory space is limited to three hundred, including Winnie Davis Hall, and many teachers will be housed in city homes.

General Education Board Georgia Winnie Davis

Clifton flour proves superior at Bransford Mills Owensboro

Daily cotton news notes market quotes in Liverpool New York Athens and port receipts. Bransford Mills Owensboro Ky reports Clifton flour runs day and night but cannot meet demand, proving its superiority as a standard by which others are judged. Wingfield Cash Store.

Bransford Mills Owensboro Clifton Wingfield Cash Store

Heavy rock crashes through building during blast on Oconee Street

A rock hurled during blasting at Oconee Street near Oconee Oil & Fertilizer Co. smashed through a roof into Klein & Martin’s shop, narrowly missing three workers beneath. Blasters pledge tighter logs and greater care to prevent a repeat incident.

Oconee Street Klein & Martin’s Oconee Oil & Fertilizer Co Klien & Martin

Summe r School Closes Across Georgia

The University of Georgia Summer School ends its session with no closing exercises and recitations as scheduled. Teachers depart the city, expressing attachment to the school and state, and both teachers and management praise the program as a great educational opportunity and a success. The plan is already formed for a stronger next session.

University of Georgia Summer School

Ashford May Get the Solicitorship

Gently in aaven veteranay allowing the prediction of the Banner made some weeks ago that neither Judge Thrasher nor Judge Jackson would get the place. There was speculation as to who would be appointed solicitor of the court as the appointment of Judge Burger leaves the office vacant. The Banner understands that the solicitorship might be tendered Col. Robert Ashford, son of a leading man of Queen County, and a young lawyer of splendid ability. Col. Ashford is now a member of Governor Tertell's staff and is popular with all who know him.

Avene Veteray Thrasher Judge Jackson Burger Col Robert Ashford Quonee County Col. Ashford Tertell

Richmond County Citizen Attacks Railroads at Society Meeting

Mr James Barrett of Richmond county and vice president of the State Agricultural Society spoke against railroads during the society's closing session. He blamed carpetbaggers and scalawags for reduced attendance and said railroads ignore farmers, though the society continues to strive for better Georgia agricultural conditions.

James Barrett Richmond County State Agricultural Society Barrett Wm. M. Wadley Georgia Agricultural Society Roada

Nashville Tops Atlanta 9 to 4 in Afternoon Game

The ball game between Atlanta and Nashville yesterday afternoon at Nashville ended 9 to 4 in favor of Nashville. Manager Powell of Atlanta tours the country seeking crack players to win the pennant. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is advertised with warnings about counterfeits and claims of quality.

Atlanta Nashville Powell DeWitt DeWitt & Co Chicago Sola Orr Drag Co

Michael Bros sale ad boosts discounts across goods

The Morse like Michael Bros offers deep cuts on ladies undergarments including gauze undervests priced at eight cents, lace lifle choles at twenty three cents, and embroideries at fifteen cents. Parasol bundles, fans, gloves, parasols and Zeiglers footwear feature reduced prices alongside toiletries and soaps.

Zeiglers Mennen

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