Warrants Issued After Dr Ryder Constantine Fight
Ernest McGregor injured in a fight with Drs Ryder and Constantine at the latter's Mege avenue office. McGregor claims bloodied injuries and a bruise, prompting warrants for assault and battery. Doctors dispute details claiming discussions over a bill caused the confrontation.
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Mege Avenue
O. A. Ryder
O. Constantine
2D. W. McGregor
Ernest Gregor
McGregor
Ra Ryder
Constantine
Dr. Ryder
Gregor
Messrs
Ernest McGregor
Constantine Te
W McGregor
Mr. McGregor
Ryder
Ernest McChegor
Benedict
Bennot
Backache and Kidney Ailment Tied to Kidney Health
A Memphis user reports lasting relief after a year of loins pain and kidney discomfort. Doan’s Kidney Pills, bought at Hamner & Ballard, cured the trouble. Milburn Co Buffalo notes a 50 cent price and nationwide availability. The ad urges the product with the warning to remember Dean’s Kidney Pills.
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Doan
Hamner & Ballard
Memphis
Price
Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean
Final Statement Summer School at University of Georgia
The final and complete announcement of the University of Georgia Summer School is printed and distributed in the Southern states. It highlights advantages of attendance, lists faculty and departments, details courses offered, and provides information for teachers considering attending.
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University of Georgia Summer School
Stone Work IO Commences For New Music Hall
Foundations near completion as stone work begins. Doors on basement floor set, exterior light brick arriving. Corner brick tested for appearance. cormstone to be laid at the northeast corner on the Jane 4 date at Slepe and Hancock avenues.
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Mus Hall
Slepe Avenue
Hancock Avenue
Boy Missing After Run From Home in Georgia Factory District
Mr J H Jordan seeks his 14 year old son George who ran away from home Thursday afternoon. The boy, slender with fair complexion and white hair, wore a dark blue suit and white straw hat. Mr Jordan searched Athens area and asks for any information on his whereabouts. Also promoting Botanic Blood Balm, claims to cure eczema and skin troubles, with $1 bottles and free sample by mail.
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J H Jordan
Cgicorgia
George Jordan
Jordan
Athens
Atlanta
Contests Prompt Readers to Count Dots on Ads
A local contest asks readers to count the dots and submit counts with one dollar or one subscription payment. The notice warns counts without payment and separate envelopes do not count and sets a closing deadline of Saturday August 15th, 1008 at midnight.
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Diane
Dot Editor
Ambiguous text from The Banner Athens GA includes fragmented lines about enclosed items and an order to discontinue. It mentions an address request and instructs addressing all counts to Dot Editor with unclear references to "The hadden" and other garbled terms.
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Athens, GA
Payton Olotero Here Monday At Opera House
Tat Payton Sisters and their comedy company begin a week at the Opera House Monday night with The Sins of His Father as the opening bill. Seats go on sale Friday. A May 28 matinee for women and children is set for 3 30 p m. Priced ten cents for children and twenty cents for adults.
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Tat Payton Sisters
Opera House
Kentuckian Flour Endorsed by Locals at Wingfield Cash
Local readers tout Clifton flour made from Kentucky wheat as a superior product from Wingfield Cash Grocery. The notice, framed as a boast of Kentucky pride, highlights quality flour among favored staples.
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Clifton
Kentucky
Wingfield Cash Grocery
Elks and Masons Prepare for Big Midweek Game
Local practice on campus yesterday set the stage for a big game next Wednesday between the Elks and the Masons. Both sides expressed confidence, vowing to field their best lineups once announced. A large crowd is expected to attend the contest.
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Elks
The
Pharmacist JC Wilson gains license after tough exam
The Georgia Board of Pharmacy reported twenty seven applicants. R Wilson of Athens earned a pharmacist license, two others achieved high grade, while fourteen failed. Wilson, cousin of Mrs. E H Dorsey, works for Orr Drug Company and received congratulatory remarks from friends and the company. Also notes on medical remedies: Dr Merritt reports success using Electro Bitters for stomach ulcers and related issues. Chamberlain's tablets praised as pleasant stomach and liver remedy.
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Georgia Board of Pharmacy
Athens
Wilson
E. H. Dorsey
Orr Drug Company
Lawyers Agree to Close Early in Athene
Athene lawyers sign an agreement to close all offices at six o clock p m from this date through September first 1903 unless emergencies arise. Clients and others with business are asked to call before six p m so staff may take evening recreation.
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Athene
Arice
Bibb Davis Dies After Illness in Atlanta
Mrs. Bibb Davis died yesterday morning at her sister’s home in East Point Georgia after paralysis and illness. Her remains were brought to Athens for interment in Oconee cemetery beside her late husband Dr B Bibb Davis. Funeral services were held at the grave conducted by Rev Troy Beatty with pallbearers and mourners in attendance.
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Bibb Davis
East Point
Seaboard
Mersin
R. C. Orr
E. D. Sledge
James Barrow
John Gerdine
J. H. Dozier
T. F. Green
Troy Beatty
Romanuel Church
Dot Chart Contest Draws Fresh Interest and Cash Prizes
The warm weather keeps the dot counting contest lively as participants submit daily answers. The Banner offers a first prize of 25 dollars with additional cash prizes totaling at least 25 dollars and prizes worth up to 5000 dollars. Prizes awarded to the first correct or nearest correct entries received at The Banner office.
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Athens
Movement to Arrange Debates Between Georgia and North Carolina
Article reports plans for a future debate series between the University of Georgia and the University of North Carolina. It recalls a prior six debate arrangement alternating between Athens and Chapel Hill, noting Georgia won the first, North Carolina won the next three, and Georgia won the final two, tying at four each. A subsequent tie-break proposal failed due to unresolved rules. North Carolina now proposes new rules to govern future debates, with debates likely to start next year.
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University of Georgia
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Georgia
Gsergia
County bond election date under review
The commissioners consider delaying the bond election from July 6 to a later window in late July or early August to avoid interfering with farmers harvesting crops. They will study the matter and decide a firm date after thorough consideration.
Postum Cereal Coffee Praised By Davenport Woman
A Davenport Iowa woman who used Postum Food Coffee for five years testifies it replaced coffee and improved her health. She describes heart palpitations and stomach troubles from coffee, then notes she can attend socials again and has no heart disease signs. Her 78 year-old father also drinks Postum daily.
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Davenport
Iowa
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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Messrs. Ryder, Constantine
D. W. McGregor
E. R. McGregor
Hood
Whitehall
Payton Olotero
Elko
Masons
and the Masons
Hall
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
MR. JC. Wilson
Iok
State Board
T. G. Merritt
No. Mehoopany, Pa
W. J. Smith, & Bro
R. Palmer & Son
Chamberlain
McWhorter & Strickland & Green
James I
Foster
Frank L. Upson
E. S. Price
T.S. Mell
Daupree Hannicatt
G. C. Thomas
H. O. Tock
Lumpkin & Barnett
Wolver M. Smith
Erwin & Erwin
Robi
S. Howard
J. Tribble
H S. West
Shackelford & Shackelford
C. H. Brand
S.C. Upson
Oconee Cemetery
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