Closing Exercises Set for University Summer School
The University of Georgia Summer School wraps its term with Albee classes continuing this morning. At 10 30 the general assembly, presided by State School Commissioner Merritt, will review the school affairs and honor the students and faculty before concluding with singing and a full program.
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University Summer School
Merritt
General Assembly
University
Exer
Albee
Sioner Merrith
A Brown Arrested in Atlanta Desertion Charge
Mee Hens Brown of Atlanta was arrested here on a desertion charge. He was taken back to Atlanta with his wife reporting they had been on good terms, and Chief Jennings' officer conveyed him to face the charge.
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Brown
Atlanta
Atlanago
Jennings
Williams Named Senate Doorkeeper by Carithers
Mr. J. R. Williams is appointed one of the senate doorkeepers through Senator Carithers. He has prior service in the role and recently moved to Athens where many friends will be glad to hear of his appointment.
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J. R. Williams
Carithers
Senate
Williams
Athens
Grand Jury Probes Oconee Lynching Case in July Term
The Oconee county superior court grand jury in Watkinsville handles multiple cases this week including the lynching of seven Black individuals and one White man. Subpoenas issued across Oconee and neighboring counties aim to uncover credible evidence and identify the perpetrators. Solr Tribble aids in the investigation as county residents closely watch the proceedings.
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Oconee County
Watkinsville
Oconee
Tribble
Davison & Lowe’s Closeout Sale of Socks and Trunks
Lot after lot of socks school hose handkerchiefs collars and ribbons priced low. Silk ribbons and lace items offered with marked reductions. Towel sale quilts slippers rugs and fashion accessories advertised alongside a push for trunks and suitcases. Public notices are not present, but the ad promises a wide range of nearly free price points and a clean sweep on millinery.
Electric Bitters Restored My Health after Typhoid
Mrs Annie Hunter of Pittsburg recounts four weeks of illness from typhoid and kidney trouble. She details severe weakness until Electric Bitters restored her health and strength, enabling her to walk straight again. Sold at H Palmer and W J Bro drug stores.
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Annie Hunter
Pittsburg
H. Palmer
W. J.bro
Price Ng Sa
Agricultural College Bill Sparks Georgia Hearing
A Georgia House general appropriation hearing debated a $190,000 proposal to establish a state agricultural college linked with the University of Georgia. Supporters credited land donations and urged timely action, while Griffin opponents urged expansion to include the Griffin government station and argued rural students would not attend.
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Agricultural
Atlanta
House
Conhher
Bartow
Universit of Georgia
Nes
Jie Friends of the University
M. B. Drewry
Lloyd Cleveland
Joseph D. Boyd
Griffin
Judge A W Fite Contemplates Congress Run in Seventh District
Cartersville Ga July 27 Judge A W Fite superior court judge plans a congressional run in Georgia's Seventh District for the upcoming general election. He has not issued a public announcement, nor has he confirmed candidacy publicly. A Cartersville News communication refers to a Dalton Dalton Citizen editorial claiming Senator Steve Clay would stump for Lee if Fite enters. Clay denies any such plan and asserts he will not oppose Fite.
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Cartersville
Lis
Judge Fite
North Georgia Citizen
Dalton
Miper
Jide Fite
Gordon Lee
Steve Clay
Lee
Judge Fits
Colonel Lee
Senator Clay
Coonel Lee Willee
Marietta
Private Jones in Secret Sanity Hearing Over Desertion
New York July 27 Private James J Jones of the salar army has been held at Governors Tod ud for desertion from Fort Banks Tass. He was moved to Camp Williams for a mental examination by the beard of lunacy amid secrecy. The World reports Jones wrote love letters to Miss Mice Roosevelt claiming interference by Mrs Roosevelt. Secret service traced the letters but could not learn how they were mailed. Some agents suspect the insanity claim is feigned.
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Salar
Governors Tod
Fort Banks
Camp Williamis
Jones
Mice Roosevelt
Lave
Secret Service
Mrs. Roosevelt
sidenUs
He Owriter
Judge Fite Seen as Key Power in Seventh District races
The piece portrays Judge Fite as a dominant force in Seventh district politics extending influence beyond his home Bartow County to several neighboring counties. It notes his long standing strength and the likelihood of wide backing as he enters the race, shaping campaign dynamics across the region.
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Judge Fite
Trier
Bartow
Riel
Qainbgin
Larying Amonthe
Bowel Complaint in Children Promoted Remedy
Summer bowel disorders in children demand prompt care at first looseness. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is touted as the best medicine for both children and adults. Sold by H R Palmer and Sons Athens and W J Smith and Bro Athens.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Athens
W. J. Smith & Bro
Office Men Extend Winning streak with Tight Victory
Good consecutive hitting and fast fielding powered the Office Men to another win yesterday afternoon. Stone allowed five hits and Watkins seven as both pitchers pitched well. The Mechanics contributed six errors, slowing the game and keeping it close.
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Stone
Watkins
Independents Seek Tie for Second in pennant race
The Independents aim to awaken effort to defeat the Y team and tie for second place in the pennant race.
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Y. McCoa
Mr Aln Lester Passes Away At Athoon Park
Mr Aln Lester, aged 49, died yesterday at Tishee Park Avenue after a two week battle with typhoid fever. He leaves a wife and five children. Funeral set for eleven this morning at Prospect church in Jackson County near Tallisee. Also notices seek help: a girl and a strong boy required by Michael Brothers Co.
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Mr. Aln. Lester
Athoon
Tishee
Lestor
Lester
Prospect Church
Jackson County
Talli
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Reliable medicine for bowel complaints sold by H.R. Palmer and Sons in Athens and by Smith and Bro in Athens. Promises never to fail even in severe cases.
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Chamberlain
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Athens
Smith & Bro
Athens Guards to Camp at Gainesville in August
The Athens Guards plan a week long encampment at Gainesville in early August though funding is short after state cuts ended the usual appropriations. Citizens in Athens have raised about sixty dollars with further appeals and a Gainesville News note praising the cadets as esteemed youths who will be hosted by Jamesville and welcomed by locals for a pleasant stay.
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Gainesville
Athens
Ganes
Athens Guards
Ines
Chattahoochee
Jamesville
Tallulah Falls Railway to Extend Line into North Carolina
The Tallulah Falls Railway Company announces extension of its line into North Carolina and rapid station openings. A new regular agency opens at Passover, Ga in Ra tin county effective July 29 2005 with agents instructed to comply. Cornelia Ga July 25 1905.
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Tallulah Falls
North Carolina
Erwin
Passover
Abole
Attention Co L Meeting Notice
First call at 8 30 p m Assembly at 8 45 All members must be present Captain W A Capps directs this notice for the company meeting.
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Attention CO. L
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