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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1905

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Ogden Addresses Southern Education Conference Opening

Mr. Robert C. Ogden, president of the Conference on Education, spoke in Washington on April 27 outlining the conference stance, its nonofficial status, ties to the Southern Education Board and other boards, and the aim to provide universal English education and compulsory schooling. He defended the conference against misperceptions, stressed its southward leadership, and announced the Eighth Conference for Education in the South opened for development of the program and business.

Columbia D. C Robert C. Ogden Conference On Education Ogden Southern Education Board General Education Board Board of Trustees The Peabody Fund Slater Fund South United States Bureau of Education Southern Board J. L. M. Curry Mason and Dixon Southland

Crosses of Honor Presented to Confederate Veterans

Miss Mildred Rutherford, president of the Laura Rutherford Chapter, awarded five Crosses of Honor at Memorial Day ceremonies. The crosses, limited to Clarke and Oconee counties, will be given to the oldest direct male descendant of deceased veterans. Descendants are urged to apply at once for crosses planned to be bestowed on June 3rd Jefferson Davis birthday.

Mildred Rutherford Laura Rutherford The Daughters of the Confederacy Clarke Oconee Jefferson Davis Confederacy

Judge Russell Delivers Humorous Welcome in Savannah

In Savannah the Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum held its annual convention. Judge R B Russell of Winder responded to the welcome on behalf of Grand Regent John A Peacock of Dublin. Russell joked about unprepared remarks and ram from the bushes, and spoke of enjoying Savannah’s hospitality and entertainment.

Savannah Grand Council The Royal Arcanum R. B. Russell Winder John A. Peacock Dublin Peacock Russell Abraham Isaac

Athene Citizens Testify to Old Quaker Remedy Doan’s

Local Athene resident Mrs. J W Blackstone tests the Old Quaker Remedy Doan’s Kidney Pills praising relief from dull back pain and kidney trouble after using the product at H R Palmer & Sons drug store. The letter, filled with homegrown endorsement, highlights restored sleep and normal secretions. A separate ad promotes Paro Ointment for piles with money-back guarantee and mail order offer.

Athene Atheng J. W. Blackstone Pulaski St Dean H. R. Palmer & Sons Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

Mendel Morris Builds New Houses in Athens

Mr Mendel Morris has set the contract for two more handsome homes on Strong street to be occupied as soon as completed. He has built many houses in recent months showing faith in Athens real estate.

Athens Mendel Morris Strong Street Morris Athena Real Estate

British cotton experiments in West Africa described

Mr. George L. Echols, of Madison county, led a twelve month West Africa cotton cultivation study for the British government. He notes labor scarcity and slow native workers as major barriers, with data collected on land, expenses, and crop progress. Echols plans to return to West Africa for another year before rejoining relatives at home.

West Africa George L. Echols Madison County Echols Freeport

Miss Susie Gerdine Improves After Horse Accident

Miss Susie Gerdine injured when her horse caused a fall at Oconee cemetery on Wednesday showed improvement yesterday. The attending physician said she regained movement and should recover, though expect some pain for several days.

Susie Gerdine Jn Oconee

Laundry Building Rising at Lumpkin and Broad

The Athens Domestic Laundry is advancing with the new corner building on Lumpkin and Broad streets. Basement walls near completion and first story work underway. Directors purchase machinery and plan to operate promptly after completion.

Lumpkin and Broad Streets Athens Aundry

Athens and Jefferson railroad to start work on right of way

The Athens and Jefferson railroad preparation progresses as chairman Shackleford reports a Baldwin letter. Right of way securing continues with portions still unsettled and the route undecided between tapping Seaboard near the city or near the University farm. Simultaneously the Jefferson to Gainesville line will be converted to broad gauge.

Athens and Jefferson Baldwin Shackleford Chamber of Commerce Committee Athens Seaboard University Farm Moss Manufacturing Company Jefferson Gainesville

Dr Harry Cassil Delivers Inspiring Address at Mt Vernon Lodge

At the Masonic temple on Clayton street Dr Harry Cassil of Brunswick gave an inspiring address to Mt Vernon lodge members. Tonight the masters degree will be conferred at the lodge rooms and a full attendance is expected as Cassil plans another meeting to review the degree team work.

Masonic Temple Clayton Street Mt. Vernon Lodge Harry Cassil Brunswick

Barn and shop burned near Quitman with loss around $2000

J H Williford's barn and nearby shop structures were destroyed by fire last night. The blaze claimed hundreds of bushels of corn fodder and farm implements, with no insurance. A child holding a baby reportedly placed the infant on a hot stove causing serious burns. Origin of the fire unknown.

Quitman J. H. Williford

Changes in East Athens mail delivery and new station

The Athens post office announces changes to mail delivery east of the Oconee river. A new East Athens post office station at Church Bros Old store will serve East Broad Arch Peters Nellie B and more, with Rural No 5 leaving at 8 am. Rural No 3 route will redirect via Dave Sims and Brooklyn.

East Athens Postonce Department Oconee Athens Post Office T. H. Barrett College Avenue J. HL Dorsey Grove Street East Broad Arch Peters Nellie B Water Pearl Odd John Flint Dublin River Dave Sims Brooklyn Fleming East Athens Ric Post Office Department

Peruna Medicine Endorsed by Pension Office Lieutenant

F. S. Davidson, Lieutenant U S Army, Washington D C, writes that Peruna strikes at the root of catarrh and tones the system. He urges others to try its remedies and invites readers to write Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio for free advice.

Davidson Army Washington, D. C Care U. 8. Pension Office

Homer jail lynching ends in shooting of Dick Craighead

A mob of about twenty five broke into Homer pariah jail after three hours of sledge hammer work and shot Dick Craighead multiple times through a steel cell. After dawn the wounded man survived and named several suspected lynchers, while authorities learned few details. The attack cut telegraph lines and seized rifles from the Claiborne Guards as the mob moved to free Craighead.

Reveport Homer Shreveport Dick Craig Craighead Ike McKee Claiborne Guards Kirkpatrick

Incredible Brutality Becomes Courageous Rescue

In Syracuse New York Chas Lemberger applied Bucklen’s Arnica Balm to a severe eye wound on his son after witnessing a brutal injury. The balm quickly healed the gash and eased suffering as a pivotal act of care.

Chas FP. Lemberger Syracuse N. Y

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ROYAL WAS Baking Powder CO New York Veterans of the Confederacy Paris I Medicine Co Attouts MR. Mendel Morris South Afri Madison Co Tion Mido Susie Gerdine Sparta Ishmavelite Teddy Bears Athens & Jefferson Dr. Cadil Longman & Martines J. N. Webb W. Grove F. S. Davidson Louisiana
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