Georgia and national notes mingle in 1901 summaries
The piece surveys Georgia and national topics including orange shipments to the East, Washington seed distributions, Jewish immigration, labor shortages, and Vice President Hobart’s estate. It notes Georgia’s cotton mill growth, praise for Adjutant General Kell, and political stances on Sultan of Sulu, Willingham prohibition, and a dog law bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jtme
Ian Dyer
Bik Bobbee
Ifort
Senate
Kell
Ofice
Harry
Dickerson
Dodeon
Sonatore
South
Dodson
Sumter
W A. Dodson
Keli
Alabama
Georgia
Candler
The
Timea-Recorder
Capt
Atate
Secnioring
W. A. Dodson
Kellehorld
Thureday
Roberts
McKinley
Bates
Sultan of
Congress
Willingham
Philadelphia Ledger
Growing Timber for Ties by Big Four Railroads
Big Four Railroad officials plan to grow timber for cross ties. A large tract between Brightwood and Ingalls Indiana is selected, with catapla chosen for rapid growth and quality. A Kansas trainload of trees will be planted, aiming for 60 foot height and 20 inch diameter in 16 years, thinning as needed. Each tree could yield five to six ties.
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Big Four Road
Brightwood
Ingalls
Ind
Catalpa
Kansas
Our Store of Money and the British Gold Flood
The article argues the United States holds ample money to spare with over two million dollars in circulation and more than twenty five dollars per person for eighty million Americans. It asserts a two hundred fifty million export capacity, surpassing European needs, and mocks silverite opposition to British gold. It ends with a drug advertisement for LaRvive Bromo Quinine Tablets.
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South Africa
Washington
Great Britain
New York
Gan
Yule Tide at Blenheim Shows English Christmas Blend
At Blenheim the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough blend ancient and modern Christmas customs with American influence. A 20 foot Christmas tree, gifts for children of estate towns, and royal visits spread festive cheer. The duchess even knit a shawl for a sick neighbor child, while the van delivers gifts to estate children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blenheim
Duchess of Marlborough
Botsep Demesne
Marlborough
Demonetizing Silver Spurs Colorado Supreme Court Bid
W Rucker, president of the United States Monetary League, travels from Dexven to St. Louis to coordinate with state governors on a Colorado suit to test the legality of silver demonetization before the U S Supreme Court. Colorado plans to send a 100 ounce pure silver brick to the U S Mint for coinage, a request likely to be refused, prompting further litigation over constitutional bullion coinage rights.
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Dexven
A W. Rucker
United States Monetary League
St. Louis
Colorado
United States Supreme Court
General Assembly of the State
Joint
Jon
Supreme Court
Denver
Washington
Rocker
Supreme Court Denies Dismissal in Florida Rail Case
Supreme Court denies motion to dismiss the Florida ex rel. W. B Lamar et al v Jacksonville Terminal case. Rail line Atlantic Valdosta and Western sought to force terminal access. writ of mandamus and appeals proceedings discussed. merits decision pending. Also notes retirements and medical remedy endorsements among unrelated items.
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Supreme Court
Kulingsonville Terminal
Tattanassze
State of Florida
W. B Lamar
Jacksonville Terminal Company
Atlantic, Valdosta and Weavern Railway
Railroad Commission of
Maui Bpox
Raiiroad Commission
Terminal Company
Railroad Commission
Whey
BK. Mager
Cuattaxovuna
F. K. Huger
Hall's Great Discovery cures kidney and bladder troubles
An 1808 Texas testimonial touts Hall's Great Discovery from Waco, claiming it cures Bright's disease after one and a half bottles. It promotes sale through W. Hall and mentions W. Humbert as a local distributor in Americas and Dallas. Also includes political asides and a diarrhoea remedy testimonial from Glen Cos, Ohio.
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Hall
Ir W. Hall
St. Louis
Aco
Texas
W. A. Humbert
Americas
Dallas
Bright
Waco
H. W. Brown
St. George Hotel
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Americus
Marie Louise Myrick
Roum Televbove
Recorder
Mera
Sumter County
Ufscial
Webster County
Mallroad
Georgta
Americus, GA
WEC
California
Agricultural Department
Savannah
Statistica
Hobart
South Carolina
Union
New Orleans
Dodso
Hill
Albert T. Ansley
Castoria
Ness and Rest
Icastoria
A. W. Smith
Forsyth and
Jackson Streets
Altereid
L.G. Council
Beral
Georgia & Alabama Railway
Vasteater Mereaoies
Wiliie
Columbus
Ambur
Atlanta
Dany
MAUS
Oh liv Savagoah
Amlar
Curler Tv
Helena
Gordete
Arericus
Richland
Hurtsooro Iv
Calumbus
Dawson
Albany
Southern
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Montgomery
Arkanate Ocu
Savernay
F.C
Siseuare
Hedevindeo
Rueswick AL Coline
Baliaiore Air Line
Galil
Helena Wit
B .New Ih
Alee Panna
Wr Gingham
Hwest
Brofala
Selima
New Urbana
Ana & O
Bt Louis
T “Nts
C& A Iistoo
Aio
Daweon
Athany
Corecle
Gs & Fiy
Pitzacrald
Auheena
Southern Ry
Brunewick
Cobles
Anth Sulinore Air Line
Algo Collins & Reidsville
Cuyler
Statesboro
Ren’ Pass
Agen
FETT
Masvecu
Caroline Evans
Gardu
Lames
Abyssort Department
J.B. Hodson
Pharm
Wood
Cubs
Leonard Wood
Gton
W. A. Bembert
Wollford
Uy EJ
Bhiridge
Arngyiat
Amarisus
Clark
Montens
Chamberlain
Thomas O. Bowser
Glencos, O
J. B. Hadeon
Vetcran
Becker
N. K. Fairbank Company
Farage St Lesls
Basten
Gaimar St
Poliare
D. Pearlman Laman Sreeer
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Opera House
Henshaw & Ten Broeck
AGE Tap
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Paris
Wooten
Clever
Lavinge Sisters
M.callaway
Hotel Park
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