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The Banner Calls for Reader Submissions
The Banner requests readers send notices to the editor with real names at their submission. Names may be withheld on request, but the editor must know contributor identity. Submissions by telephone are not accepted.
Summer School in Georgia Offers Six Week Session
State School Commissioner Merritt announce a six week University Summer School at Athens from July 1 to August 8. The program offers many courses with over fifty national educators as instructors. Full details available from Prof. E. O. Branson, Athens, Ga.
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Georgia
University
Athens
E. O. Branson
Postmaster Payne Scandal Domination and Political Power Plays
A column critiques Postmaster General Payne amid a widening scandal and targeting of Wynne. It questions Hanna's presidential ambitions, Ohio machine influence, and the potential release of Bristow's unexpurgated postal report prompting prosecutions and GOP reputational damage.
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Wynne
Bristow
Republican Party
Truthful veteran seeks pension despite absurd injury tale
A veteran explains disabilities for a pension claim noting he was hurt while chasing a sow hog through a rail fence. An editor argues the honest account should favor granting the pension rather than a sensational but false “battle hero” tale.
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The Grand Trust of Organized Labor and Its Foes
An editorial opinion denounces organized labor as a grand trust influencing workers and farmers alike. It contrasts unions with socialism, warns of farm labor unions raising wages, and argues that both socialism and trades unionism deny individual and property rights.
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Shaeber
Illinois
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Georgians donate to education causes in Valdosta and Forsyth
In recent days two generous Georgians contributed to local education efforts. W. L. Converse of Valdosta gave 2000 for a public school building. R. B. Stevens funded 1000 for a new Monroe College dormitory in Forsyth. The Banner urges Athens residents to donate 50 each to the State Normal School scholarship fund.
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R. B. Stevens
Monroe College
Forsyth
Athens
State Normal School
Prime 5 acre corner lot on Boulevard and Winboorn
Property listing for a 5 acre corner lot at Boulevard and Winboorn Avenue featuring a fine spring and a highly usable parcel. Advertises other building lots on Boulevard or Chase Street and claims the property is the cheapest in Athens with potential profit for early buyers.
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