Dr Edgar Gardner Murphy Addresses Southern Education
The University of Georgia Summer School enrolls over five hundred teachers, with more expected. Dr Edgar Gardner Murphy of Montgomery Ala spoke on Commerce and the Common Schools, arguing land attachment underpins business and that well funded schools raise stability, peace, and growth, urging greater Southern education investment. Prof M M Parka of Savannah followed with a lecture on London.
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University of Georgia Summer School
Edgar Gardner Murphy
Montgomery
Ala
Murphy
de. Murphy
West
South
Anit
Kindergarten Sessions Open At Peachies School Building
Parents are invited to register children for July sessions at the Peachies school building in the Normal School area. Miss Mur phy directs kindergarten for ages 8 to 6, class size twenty, July 1 to 24 in the afternoons. First grade under Mira Davia also meets in the same building July 6 to 7, with second grade July 9 to 21. Registration through Miss Lacy J. Davis, corner Milledge and Prince avenues, phone Gy. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised as health boosters, available 250 per box from local merchants.
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Miss Murphy
Louisville
Peachies School
Normal School
Pga
Mira Davia
Lacy J. Davis
Corner Milledge
Prince Avenges
Murphy
M. Harper
Central Railroad
Wight
Day
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H.R. Palmer& Sons
Four Conventions Meet Here Soon in Athens
Four state conventions will convene during the last week of the University Summer School in Athens. The State Agricultural Society, Late Horticultural Society, State Dairymen's Association, and State Ginners' Association will gather in the opera house and nearby buildings. Delegates from across the state are expected, with addresses by Gov Heard of Wisconsin and others.
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State Agricultural Society
Late Horticultural Society
State Dairymen's Association
State Ginners' Association
Athena
Athens
Wadley M. Hughes
P. J. Berkmans
State Horticultural Society
Sthodes
W. Williamson
State Glover's Association
W. D. Ham
Cotton Market Roundup July 3 1903 Report
Liverpool uplands middling at 6.64 bales and 6000 American rosnipts with 13 000 American and 1000 New York market tone barely steady. Athens market middling port receipts today year ago 659 ceria fa.
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Liverpool
New York
Athens
Oliver Encampment to Install New Officers Tonight
Oliver Encampment holds an interesting meeting at the lodge rooms tonight for installation of officers for their term. The Encampment is in a condition and the members are enthusiastic over the work.
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Oliver
University Summer School announces daily lectures at chapel
The Banner outlines daily happenings for the University Summer School in Athens. Registration today at the Commercial hotel for teachers, with morning lectures at 10:10 in the University chapel. Season tickets cover night lectures only. Citizens urged to attend. seats to be filled. Dr H O White will lecture on Radium at 10:10. Prof M M Parks speaks tonight and Saturday night at the State Normal School auditorium with stereopticon views. Sunday morning worship by Rev John D Mell.
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University Summer School
Athens
University Chapel
H. O. White
M. M. Parks
Savannah
Paris
State Normal School
Parks
Rome
University
John D. Mell
Grocers Take Second League Baseball Victory
Yesterday afternoon the Grocers defeated the Mechanics 13 to 3 on the campus in the second league game. Murray pitched well through two innings, then the Grocers attacked in the last inning. Charlie Elder hit a home run and Frank Hodgson added a two base hit for the Grocers. For Mechanics, Murray added a three base hit and McKinnon a two base hit. The score by innings shows the Grocers a steady 5 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 18 and Mechanics 3 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 8.
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Grocers and Mechanics
Grocers
Murray
Charlie Elder
Frank Hodgson
Mechanica
McKinnon
Greesor
Mechanics
Hodgson Sisters Start Piano Study in Berlin Lessons
Misa Mabel Hodgson plans to begin piano classes on September 7 under the Leschetsky method. Her sister Edith Hodgson will gestate and assist. Both have studied with top Berlin teachers this past year, marking notable preparation in music education.
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Misa Mabel Hodgson
Edith Hodgson
Berlin
Hon John T Graves to Speak at University Chapel
Hon John Tem ple Graves of Atlanta will deliver the address at the University chapel tomorrow morning at 10 10 o clock. He is praised as eloquent and his visit part of the Summer School program. Athene residents anticipate a notable event. Other items note guests and social plans among University attendees and local clubs.
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John Temple Graves
Atlanta
University Chapel
University
Athene
Banks Close July Fourth in City Observance
Bankers will close for the holiday as Fourth of July celebrations continue. The notice lists many residents traveling to Virginia Beach Morehead City Atlantic City and White Sulphur Springs while banks and payrolls prepare for Saturday. Local society notes mention numerous visits and arrivals including Miss Nancy Benedict Miss Ora Hart and Capt W W Thomas family.
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Bloomfield
Benedict
Nancy Benedict
Ora Hart
Jala Bonelios
Virginia Beach
John R. White
Whitehall
Sip
Open proposition sparks chatter at university chapel
Hon Thomas B Mell proposed to find mates for old bachelors widowers and young bachelors from the Athena Chamber of Commerce. Athos Savings Bank offers to cash drafts from any ladies without exchange to help clear the bachelors but expects no rush.
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Thomasb. Mell
University Chapel
Athena Chamber of Commerce
Red Men to Attend Georgia Home Cornerstone Ceremony
Athens Red Men plan to travel to Atlanta for the laying of the cornerstone of the Georgia Red Men's Home. The local chapter shows strong interest and will take a prominent part in the ceremony.
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Ber
Athens Red Men
Atlanta
Georgia
Athens
Georgia University forms School of Pharmacy leadership
A faculty meeting at the University of Georgia yesterday organized the School of Pharmacy. Dr. H. C. Benedict was named dean, Dr. J. W. Galloway appointed to the chair of Theoretical Pharmacy, and plans were set for the Practical Pharmacy chair later. The group named Dr. White, Campbell, and Patterson to key chairs and aims to ready the new school for the September session.
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Samuel C. Benedict
J. W. Galloway
Pharmacy
University of Georgia
School of Pharmacy
8. C. Benedict
Materia Medica
H. C. White
J. P. Campbell
A. H. Patterson
Boy Loses Eye In Pistol Accident
A small negro boy Henry John, age about eight, while disassembling a pistol with a pocket knife, caused a discharge that entered his right eye. The device exploded badly. the eye was removed by Drs Bloomfeld and Conway. Brain unaffected. patient recovering.
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Henry John
Gymnasium Ready at State Normal School
The gymnasium at the State Normal School is being equipped and will be ready for use in a few days. It is located on the ground floor of the new Practice School building donated and funded by Mr. George Foster Peabody of New York. The modern equipment is a generous gift and will serve teachers attending the Summer School in the weeks ahead.
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State Normal School
George Foster Peabody
New York
Peabody
Georgia National Bank Praised For Leadership and Promise
The issue highlights the Georgia National Bank under President Wilkins with an able staff and board of directors. It notes the bank’s front rank status in the state and its bright future, urging Athens residents and Summer School attendees to study the statement.
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Lssue
Georgia National Bank
Athens
Wilkins
Banner Sold to H J Rowe and Name Change
The Athens Banner passes into new ownership with H J Rowe acquiring the plant from Mosers Phinizsy Upson. The paper will be incorporated as The Athens Banner. An infant illness note appears unrelated, recommending Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil for cure, sold by local merchants.
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Mosers, Phinizsy & Upson
Rowe
Athens
H. R. Palmer & Bon
W. J. Smith & Bro
Louis Patman Recovers After Bus Bite Injuries
Louis Patman, the boy who was bitten three times on the leg, spent a comfortable night after the attack on Wednesday afternoon. A physician said today he would recover.
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Louis Patman
Cane Mills and Power Mills Advertised by Athens Foundry
Classified list showing cane mills with hourly prices and weights for one, two, and three horse systems, two-roller mills in several sizes, and power mills with evaporators and furnaces. Includes furnace stacks and grates sizes No 2 through No 4, manufactured by Athens Foundry and Machine Works in Athens, Georgia.
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Gittesivasmars
Athens Foundry & Trachine Works
Athens
Grorola
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White Sulpher Springs
Robi. P. Hodgson
Matrona’ Club
F. A. Turner
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Hodgson
America
Jane
Joly
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Walden
N. Y
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Dalton
North
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D. P. Hasel- Chamberston
O. N. Hodgson
Morehead City
Capt
W. W. Thomas
Misa Wortle Smith
White Sulphur Springs
H. H. Hale
Smith House
Lilla Clark
City
Melen Powell
Martha Harris
Louis Morris
Joe Mor
Atlantic City
Misa Lee Pearce
Morgs Street
F. L. Upson
Elberton
Rudolph
George Scott
Anniston
Birmingham
Gertrude Devant
G. M. Webb
Harmony Grove
Troy Prieisee Beatty
Irene Young
Asheville
N.C
John B. Wier
Greenville
N. C
Miss Trammell
Columbias
Will
Bessie Holt
Misa Basie Gordine
Bath
Misa Gasie Wells
A. H. Davison
Mr. N. M. Black
Macon
Thomasville
Bessie Richards
Mrs
Escot Brown
Miss Johnson
Columbus
Chamberlain
H. B. Pal
Frank Myers
Smor & Sons
W. J. Smith
Smith
Ohas
Stern
Banner
H. J. Rowe
Phinizy& Upson
Chotera
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