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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1907

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Athens schedules urge better trains for merchants

The Southern Railway mix train to Lula arrives 8 50 am, with passenger trains at noon and 7 45 pm. Local merchants say the Gaines ville Midland schedule forces Athens residents to stay overnight to trade, and the $20 000 donation from locals should have yielded useful service. Businessmen urge protests to press improved schedules and attract rival lines.

Southern Railway Company Athens Lula Gainesville Midland

City council orders water shutoffs for delinquent premises

The city council at its last regular meeting instructed the water superintendent to cut off water service to premises of all persons behind on payments, enforcing the utility shutdown for nonpayment.

Dispensary in Athens Ends Service After Tuesday

The Athens dispensary reported sales nearing two thousand dollars yesterday and noted stock remains. It will reopen Monday as usual, with a plan to sell any leftovers Tuesday after noon, after which the doors will be closed for good.

Athens Athens Dispensary

Fight at Check Factory Ends With Brick Blow

Howell Fitzpatrick struck Joe Richards with a brick during a scuffle near the Check Factory yesterday afternoon. Richards was knocked unconscious briefly but revived, suffering only a flesh wound and is expected to recover in a few days.

Joe Richards Howell Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick Richards

Three State Warrants Against Negroes

Three negroes were arrested yesterday on state warrants. Emma Johnson was wanted in Oglethorpe county and Jim Harrison and Herschel Smith in Clarke county. All are wanted for misdemeanor. Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Sum and Mutten is Nature's great remedy cures Coughs Colds Croup and consumption, 25¢, BOC.

Emma Johnson Oglethorpe County Jim Harrison Herschel Smith Clarke County Taylor

Miss Parkman Leaves Athens for Atlanta on Friday

Miss Parkman disappeared after leaving Athens Friday afternoon for Atlanta. A ticket purchase at the Southern depot confirmed the trip, with authorities noting she had escaped from Milledgeville asylum. Milledgeville officials have been notified and will pursue her for return and treatment. Athens YWCA pledges help to locate and protect her under state care.

Milledgeville Gate City Southern Depot Miss Parkman Athens Atlanta Wallace Palmer Southern Road Southern Office

Dividend Declaration by Georgia National Bank

The Georgia National Bank directors announce a regular semiannual dividend of 4 percent payable on demand beginning January 1 1908. P. Brooks, Cashier.

Georgia National Bank

High School Association Set for Eighth District Meeting

The High School Association for Georgia's Eighth District plans formal formation in this city Monday morning. A committee led by Prof. Wilbur Coyin of Elberton will meet on campus to finalize organization and outline plans for the coming year. The group aims to boost high school work across the district with strong support from local schools. Members include Prof. E B Mell Clarke Prof. W C Wright Etonton Prof J E Parks Greensboro and Prof J R Nash Hartwell.

Eighth District High School Association High School Association Georgia J. S. Stewart Wilbur Cok Yin Elberton E. B. Mell Clarke W. C. Wright Etonton J. E. Parks Grensboro J. R. Nash Hartwell

Shooting on Willow Street Leaves Woman Wounded

Hattie Roach, a black woman, lies at her Willow street home with a bullet wound in the breast. Oscar Carter, a black man who fired, fled and remains at large. The incident occurred shortly after midnight Friday. authorities say the wound is flesh only and not fatal as it did not reach the lung.

Hattie Roach Willow Street Oscar Carter Liberty Carter

Rev J D McPhail Licensed to Preach in Athens

At a meeting of the Athens Presbytery committee Rev J D McPhail of Santee Georgia was licensed to preach the gospel. He is described as a young man of sincere consecration and is expected to become a splendid preacher.

J. D. McPhail Athens Presbytery Santee McPhail

Dr Malcolm McGregor to Preach at First Baptist

Dr Malcolm McGregor of Atlanta will fill the pulpit at the First Baptist Church this morning and tonight. He has preached in Athens before and is welcomed by friends and admirers. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend services today.

Malcolm McGregor First Baptist First Baptist Church Atlanta McGregor Athens

Police chief reports year end earnings from fines rise to cover costs

Chief John S McKie notes annual report nearly complete with few days’ data pending. Fines collected on streets total 12 337 20 dollars with expected rise to about 12 500, plus additional city and Superior Court penalties could push the total toward 18 000. The force’s fines nearly offset department expenses. next year figures should drop. One officer alone yielded over 12 00 0 dollars, another near 1000, and ten officers earned more than their salaries. In all, 269 state arrests were recorded, 78 from outside Clarke county.

John S. McKie Clarke County

University Savings Bank Declares 3 Percent Dividend

The directors declare the regular semi annual dividend of 3 percent payable on demand January 1, 1908 by W. P. Brooks, cashier, for the University Savings Bank.

University Savings Bank

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P. Brooks Cashier McKie W. P. Brooks
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