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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
2
The Athens Banner shows subscription rates for daily and weekly editions and notes payment methods. It cites carrier rules, phone numbers, and a notice that no carrier may collect subscriptions. The remainder is garbled text with unreadable phrases and names.
The Athens community faces a request to contribute fourteen thousand dollars toward the university project. supporters note Peabody's past gifts and forecast further local generosity as alumni already pledged forty thousand dollars and the state seeks one hundred twenty five thousand for the college. Citizens are urged to act promptly and decisively.
The garbled text shows a city discussing a legislature session with proposals and votes. It mentions weeks of debate and a committee, with a focus on timely responses and public interest. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmented review describes cotton crop reports and market alerts with references to growers and traders. It mentions weather impacts, field conditions, and tentative plans to visit cotton belts for assessment. The piece weaves stray names and dates into a broad, rough outline of agricultural concerns.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference university ties and wage debates amid a local vote. Mentions for the University and a planning or budget context with figures and names partially legible. The text hints at a public decision affecting wages and institutional governance.
An advertisement claims deafness can be cured by constitutional remedies and tube restoration. It promises one hundred dollars for any use of deafness caused by entrapodial conditions and promotes Hall’s Family Pills with a Toledo address and druggists selling the remedy.
Market notes list Wheat for July and July pricing, Corn sessions open and close details, Oats and Pork and Lard postings, with scattered figures and dates. The fragmentary text references Chicago market activity and futures.
A government district hearing reviewed rate structures and fiscal concerns. Officials discussed the commission’s order date and next steps for public input and potential policy adjustments.
A car accident near Tope involved Pam A deep wyatt and two others. The machine ran at top speed after strikes and a tide swept the occupants from a bluff. A search for the three bodies is under way.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a sure cure for bowel and stomach ailments. It warns of a bad scare from abdominal pain and claims safety and guaranteed effectiveness sold by H R Palmier & Sons and W J Smith & Bro for 26 cents.
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