County Commissioners Seek Major Pauper Farm Reform
An inspection of the Pauper Farm and bridges urges remaking the site for lower county expenses. The report calls for buying a larger farm two miles from the county seat, privatizing medical services by yearly bid, and replacing jail steps. It notes all county buildings are sound except steps, and approves appointing officials to fill vacancies in several districts.
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Waulers Farm
Pacers
J R Stapleton
Chaimen
Board of County Commissioners
Panger Farm
F. A. Hooper
Americas Times Recorder
Leosen
Panpor
Board of Education
Dietrict
Bell
Grand Jay
Webster's Presentments Show County Finances and Schools
Grand jury at Webster Superior Court April term 1902 submits presentments noting ordinaries, sheriff, clerk, and road funds. Financial statements detail county tax receipts, state shares, railroad tax, and balance. County treasurer and school commissioner's books reviewed. 1901 county taught 87 schools, 625 white pupils, 903 colored pupils, with attendance figures and a 1900–1901 financial balance.
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Webster Superior Court
Bia
Webster County
Escs Aisagtelacege
Coenty Wades Eeeses
Reas
Trena
Haod
Board of Education
Conductor Institute
iBakioa
Swift Specific Co. Blood Disease Cure Ad
The Swift Specific Co advertises S. S. S. as a blood purifier and tonic that cures blood poison diseases including cancer scrofula rheumatism chronic sores eczema psoriasis salt rheum herpes and contagious blood poison. It claims fifty years of cures and invites readers to write for free medical consultation from Atlanta Georgia.
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S.S
Tment
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Cotton mill trust to control Southern spinning interests
The Atlanta Constitution reports a major cotton mill trust planned under New Jersey law to own over sixty percent of Southern spinners. Owners would transfer property, take stock in the trust, and be paid in cash for cotton and goods. The move could depress raw cotton prices while raising material costs and spark widespread concern about industrial consolidation. The Albany Herald and Nashville American comment on the potential economic and political impact of such trusts.
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The
Atlanta Constitution
New Jersey
Southern Mills
Southern Yarnapinners
Underwood
Carnegis
Albany Herald
Hosiery and Silk Ties Sale At Bargain Prices
The ad lists fifteen styles of men's half hose with drop stitch or embroidered fronts at 25c, fifty styles with silk embroidered fronts and varied colors, five ladies' hose styles including drop stitch and embroidered fronts at 25c, and twenty styles of ladies' hose with drop stitch and lace fronts. Curtain Scrim offered at 38 inches wide, 500 yards, on sale Monday and Tuesday only at per yard. Also 37 Be 10 dot men's fancy silk four in hand ties in assorted patterns and colors, regular 50 grade, here Monday and Tuesday, each 15c.
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the Times-Recorder
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Americas Times
Times-Recorde
Tae, A
Marie Louise Myrick
Times-Recorder
Anmericar
Sumter County
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Moore Bridge
Kinchafoonee
Dillson
Foremas
J. W. Adams
J.T. Alston
8. Bell
IM. Frown
J. T. L. Blakey
D. C Brook
G. W. Cole
W. H. Cosby, Sr
W.H. Cosby
J. G. M. Christian
Ww.b. Culpepper
J. L. Dismuker
J. E Dennard
J. J. Drew
J. M. Gordon
Americus, GA
Webster's
Sherife
Aucestor Court Snd
Commissioners of
Rosda
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Rls
Superior Court
Wit's
Bre Correc
Total
Leas Commission
the Cotton Mill Trust
Pierpont Morgan
Europe
Prince Henry
Pierpontia
Nashville
le W. A. Rembert
Americus
Uoleasc
Lee Street
H. T. Davenport
Plymouth Rock
R. E. Wilkins
AtTurpia Bros, Stantea
C&wtt
Uneeda
New Spring
M. T. Elam
Mo‘hawk Valley
A. G. Duncan
Forsyth Street
Shaw