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Athens Weekly Banner

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Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1907

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Candler Railroad Commission Bill Dominates Georgia House

Atlanta August 15 The Georgia House spent the day debating the Candler railroad commission bill awaiting senate action. Remarks centered on expanding the commission to five members with governor appointment and later voter election, plus provisions to enforce orders. Other actions included a veterinary examiners board license bill and a Cave Spring school repairs grant.

Candler Railroad Commission School For the Cave Spring Tift Dougherty Hall Bible Candler Senate Wi Feglen

State Normal School May Get an Increase

The senate special appropriations committee amended the house bill raising funding for several institutions. The Tech would receive 65 000 per annum, up from 60 000, while the State Normal School gets 35 000 instead of 30 000 and the Georgia Normal and Industrial 35 000 instead of 30 000. Common schools would have 2 000 000 for 1908 and 2 225 000 for 1909, up from 1 850 000. The senate action remains uncertain and the bill may return to the house for a new vote.

State Normal School Tech Georgia Normal and Industrial Theommon

Negro drugstore employee accused of selling alcohol

Yesterday afternoon Officer D. J. Cook arrested Charlie Goode, a Negro man who works at Warren J. Smith & Brother drug store, for selling a Negro boy a half pint of alcohol. He is believed to have stolen the liquor and sold it before. A trial is set for this morning before Mayor Dorsey and then sent to Judge Cobb's court.

D. J.cook Charlie Goode Warren J. Smith, & Brother Goode Tig Dorsey Cobb

Meeting in Danielsville backs Athens to Anderson railroad

A large crowd gathered in Danielsville despite heavy rain to back the Athens to Anderson railroad project. Mayor W. F. Dorsey and City Marshal L. E. Brooks represented Athens, with a barbecue for attendees and speeches by J. F. J. Bond, Mayor Dorsey, Col. B. T. Moseley, and Mr. White. The town plans a strong push to secure stock funding and press the line’s progress.

Danielsville Athens Anderson W. F. Dorsey L. E. Brooks Dan Felsville J. F. J. Bond Dorsey Col B .T. Moseley White

Life insurance offer tied to medicine sale

For twenty five cents you can insure yourself and family against bad outcomes from colic or diarrhoea during the summer months. The price equals a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, a medicine that has never been known to fail. Buy it now, it may save life. For sale by H. R. Palmer & Sons Warren J. Smith & Bro L. P. Canning E. C. Vaan Orr Drug Company Athens Ga.

H. R. Palmer & Sons Warren J. Smith & Bro L. P. Canning E. C. Vaan Orr Drug Company Athens

Meeting for Bookkeepers in Athens at City Hall

Tonight at 8:30, a meeting of bookkeepers and accountants will hear a talk by Allan Asher, President of the Supreme Division. The gathering aims to organize a local division and connect members with advancing bookkeeping and accounting methods. The existing association headquarters are in Atlanta. Several Athens bookkeepers are expected to attend.

Allan Asher Supreme Division Asher Wlahen Bokkeepers Atlanta Sucess Athens

Thanks Given to the Banner by Masonic Convention

The Eighth District Masonic Convention passed a rising vote of thanks to the Athens Banner for a special Masonic edition issued for the occasion. The convention expressed deep appreciation, noting the edition accomplished its aim and pleased the Mason community.

Eighth District Masonic Convention Athens

Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Claim Digestive Boost

For impaired appetite and digestion a few doses of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended. Mr J H Seltz of Detroit reports restored appetite, relief from bloated feelings and a pleasant bowel movement. Price 25c. Samples free. H R Palmer & Sons Warren J Smith Co L P Canning E C McEvoy Orr Drug Co.

Chamberlain J. H. Seltz Detroit Mich H. R. Palmer & Sons Warren J. Smith Bro L. P. Canning E. C. McEvoy Orr Drug Company

Senate Debates Felder Anti Pass Bill Substitution

In Atlanta the senate refused to recede on anti pass legislation and adopted the Felder anti pass bill as a substitute for the Hall bill by a 3 to 1 vote. It moves to the house where two Felder anti pass bills remain under consideration. The Born bill, favored by some senators, aims to ban passes to every employer, while Felder urged the weaker Hall bill substitute. Senate votes show a split on the two measures as efforts continue to shape the final act.

Mr. Hall Perry Hall Searlon Senate House Atlanta Felder Born Cornersa Senatra Born Overstreet Hite Railroad Commission Secretary of State Louisville and Nashville Senate Finance Comseitive State Supreme Court Reedershipm General Assembly

Bridge Swept Away by Flood in City

Heavy rain caused flooding near Broad street with a bridge washed away and water backed into Miles Johnsons shop six feet deep. A hog drowned in the swollen stream, while other areas suffered property damage and a townwide caution on spending.

Tanyard Broad Street Qeonee River Miles Joahrson

Busy Sept G G Bond Oversees School Improvements

Sept G G Bond monitors a busy summer readying schools for opening next month. Vans receive fresh whitewash, repairs fix needed areas, and an extra temporary room is added at Oconee Street School. The mayor and council plan elections to approve bonds for schools, the University of Georgia, and sewers.

University of Georgia

Chicken thief frightened off at Finley street home

Mrs J 8 Williford's Finley street residence was visited by a barefooted intruder who fled after Conner fired a pistol. Tracks under the window and feathers suggest a burglary attempt. Mrs Williford and daughter Carrie alerted the household and police were summoned for investigation.

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