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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1909

Page

6

Fatally Hurt in Accident Near High Shoals

Mrs. Graine Lovern aged seventy six was thrown from a buggy between Princeton and High Shoals Sunday afternoon. The frightened mule ran startled the buggy causing her to be pitched ten feet. She lay unconscious and was taken home for medical care. Doctors say her injuries are severe and recovery unlikely due to age. Also noted is a promotional paragraph about Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised for over thirty five years in use and widely sold by several druggists.

Graine Lovern Princeton High Schoals Chamberlain United States H. R. Palmer & Sons Orr Drug Co Warren J. Smith & Bro EB. C. McEvoy L. P. Canning

Kenneth McPherson Sails for Scotland

Kenneth McPherson, a young Scotsman with consumption, has sailed from New York to Scotland amid generous Athens support for passage and expenses. D. W. McGregor relayed news from the ship after it weighed anchor, with McPherson expressing happiness and gratitude. Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick of Danforth reports Electric Bitters renewing her mother’s health after decades of dyspepsia.

Kenneth McPherson Athens Scotland New York W. L. Gilpatrick Danforth W. J. Smith & Bro. H. R. Palmer & Sons

Bank Laws In Georgia Senate Propose Banking Reform

A Georgia senate bill proposed by Senator Rutherford aims to strengthen bank examination rules and tighten capital requirements. It increases bank examiner assistants to five, mandates semiannual examinations, raises examination fees, and expands director qualifications. The bill also tightens bad debt write offs, requires accurate paid-in capital, limits liability, forbids low-interest investments, and bans misleading bank statements. Police report notes the arrest of Jesa Jennings in Atlanta.

Auanta Senate Rutherford

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Kenneth Mpherson D. W. McGregor McPheraea Georgia Jesa Jennings Oconee County Michaels Rwear Crex Abe Crex Tion Colgate Thompson
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