University Opens Its Ninety-Ninth Session in Georgia Capital
The University of Georgia begins its ninety-ninth session with over 250 students in attendance, rising toward 400 by January and 300 by Saturday night. Chancellor Hill receives a warm welcome amid cheers as faculty and students pledge support. the campus buzzes with prospect of prosperity and growth.
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University of Georgian
Georgia
John W. Heidt
First Methodist Church
D. O. Barrow
Franklin College
University
Barrow
Sylvanus Morris
Law
Hill
Fair Dodd
Hilla
Chancellor Hill
Eiecio
Ana Poasteabe
Athens
Resolutions Passed at Maysville and Dispensary Accord
The Sarepta Baptist Association at Maysville approved a resolution showing harmony with the First Baptist Church of Athens on the dispensary issue. The report by Rev. H W Williams noted fraternal talks and no formal action, concluding the dispute is resolved. England sees Roundlap Bale success as three bales run on a scutcher. William C. Lovering reports European adoption and cost, handling ease, reduced freight, and no hoops or metal in baling.
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Ihe
Maysville
First Baptist Church of Athens
First Church
H.W. Williams
Athens
William C. Lovering
Europe
American Cotton Company
England
Lovering
Lancashire
Messrs
Howard and Bullough
Accrington
Maj Carlton Elected Clarke County Representative
Maj Carlton won the Clarke County representative seat in a quiet Wednesday election at the courthouse, receiving all but three votes cast for Asa J Booth. Returns from country precincts were not completed and will arrive at the courthouse today.
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Maj
Carlton
Asa J. Booth
Epstein Tried Before U S Commissioner Kinne
Jake Epstein was tried yesterday before U S Commissioner E C Kinne for selling beat without legal authority. He was bound over for the offense with bond set at one hundred dollars, bondman W A Jester. An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a safe, pleasant remedy.
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Jake Epstein
U. S
E. C. Kinney
W. A. Jester
Telegraphic news roundup from multiple locations
Reports from Macon Mississippi to Capetown and London include the shooting death of Paul John Stom and Ed Trippiett near Macon, a piracy trial in Madrid, and diplomacy notes on Pacific settlement. Local Georgia items note an October local option election and rail-rail sewer bond bids while Fort Valley reports wheat growth and farming trends.
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Macon
Miss
Paul Johnstom
Bank of Macon
Ed Trippiett
Singleton
Griffin
Drewery
Spalding County
Valdosta
F.M. Stafford
Chattanooga
Greenville
Mattis A Hughes
Court of General Sessions
George W. Hughes
Wheat Planting Trials and City Franchises Highlight September News
Farmers discuss wheat cultivation in drills two feet apart with Holland practice cited as yielding up to 150 bushels per acre. Nashville council votes 14106 to bypass a mayoral veto to grant perpetual Nashville Railway franchises. Dalton stockholders set a 98 percent dividend with 3 percent in stock and 10 percent cash, funding a new 100000 dollar mill. Anniston reports Count Donegan, a young white man, involved in western city incidents.
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Holland
Dalton
Orown Cotton Mills
Anniston
Ala
Donegan
Kidney Trouble Reported Amid New York Health Woes
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate kidney disease concerns in New York area with mentions of illness and public health unease. The text is garbled but references kidney issues and related health worries during the period.
Green's August Flower touted by world traveler as universal remedy
Prof claims widespread use of Green's August Flower for dyspepsia liver and stomach issues and constipation. He notes benefits for travelers salesmen and office workers with headaches from irregular habits. Free sample bottles offered at H Palm & Sons with Boschoe's German Syrup also promoted.
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H. Palm & Sons
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Boschoe
EL. R. Palmer & Sons
Invention Sold Sparks Joy Then Bittersweet Realization
A man celebrates selling his invention and envisioning a comfortable future for his wife Maria. Moments later he laments that a lifetime of labor may have been for naught, ending in bitter anguish. Pat your stomach liver and blood in healthy condition with Prickly Ash Bitters, sold by H R Palmer & Sons.
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Maria
Xow
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Two Cases at Mayor's Court Hear Disorderly Conduct
The mayor's court heard two defendants, both African American, Arther Brown and Earnest Roberta, charged with disorderly conduct. Each was fined $5.40 or time on the rock pile.
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Mayor's Court
Arther Brown
Earnest Roberta
Catarrh Cure Complaints Highlight Female Ailments
Letters from Mrs. King of North Carolina and Mrs. Mary Bartholomew of St Francisville Ill praise Peruna for curing long standing catarrh and pelvic troubles. Doctors failed but patients credit Dr Hartman and Peruna with life saving recovery and renewed appetites. The piece argues catarrh as the bane of womankind and promotes a free book from The Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio.
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King
North Carolina
Noge
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
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