Miss Genie Oldham Dead After Typhoid Fever
Mira Genie Oldham daughter of Mr and Mrs James Oldham died yesterday morning at eight o'clock at her Barberville home from typhoid fever She was eighteen Funeral held at her parents home at seven this morning conducted by Rev E D Stone then body taken to Jackson county for burial at the family graveyard Friends and acquaintances of the Oldham Booth families invited to attend
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T. M. Booth
Enormous Profits of Rome Dispensary Highlighted
A Athens citizen sent The Banner a clipped South Carolina piece noting Rome Ga dispensary profits. It says Floyd County Georgia’s dispensary earned 3200 dollars in January, with profits rising since opening three months ago, potentially yielding about 50000 dollars to the county treasury by year end.
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Battle with Grizzlies Guide In Colorado Describes Hand to Hand Encounter
Rifle Col Aug 18 W E B Tribble the guide famed for a near fatal bear fight recalls a desperate hand to hand encounter with two grizzlies. He says President Roosevelt two years ago taught him the coup de grace with a knife and he used the method to dispatch the bears. Tribble was wounded but rode to camp and later lost consciousness.
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University of Georgia to Enter 102nd Session with Record Attendance
The 102nd seasion begins September 17 with likely higher enrollment than last year due to increased catalog requests and dormitory demand. Law and Agriculture programs push growth though law may dip slightly. Agriculture expands with a one year course and a winter school. Leading agronomists lectured last year and similar programs are planned. dormitories near full, private-room demand rising. Athens residents urged to offer accommodations.
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Athens
Hardeman and Holder Lead Jackson Co Primary
In Jackson county many Athenians followed the Democratic primary held yesterday. Early returns suggest Dr. Hardeman led the ticket with John N. Holder second, while Hosen and Quarterman were defeated. Brock appears nominated for tax collector in a close race with J. Hancock, and Sheriff Stevens won by about 1000 votes over ex Sheriff Collier. Moon led the tax receiver race. County offices largely mirrored the old lineup, with about 4000 votes cast, Jefferson reporting 800. Local supporters cheer the success of Hardeman and Holder.
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Georgia Coach Billy Reynolds Sees Strong 1903 Seasons
University of Georgia athletic instructor Billy Reynolds forecasts a heavier but talented football squad for 1903 with new material and a planned football scrapbook to share plays. He expects to field a top team this year and to start team work and signal practice early. Baseball prospects look equally strong with two solid teams possible and Yale likely to visit for a first game on the diamond.
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Power in the Body Like a Plant’s Hidden Engine
A physician's lecture compares body vitality to a factory’s power plant with digestion as the core. When digestion falters, energy fades. the Stomach and nutrition convert food into strength. Testimonials praise Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets for relief and renewed work capacity.
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Washingtonville
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Additional students apply for entrance at normal school
A surge of about sixty more students than dormitory space could hold entered on opening day at the State Normal School. Rumors say more will arrive this week as faculty note the growing student body. Citizens plan to request state funds at the next assembly to expand facilities, with the Winnie Davis Memorial Hall cornerstone ceremony featuring General John B. Gordon likely drawing many lawmakers. The Banner plans a full list of students in a future issue.
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Athens
General Assembly
Winnie Davis
John B. Gordon
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