Gooseberry Grange plans in Bronwood fosters local farming groups
Jan 23 Bronwood notes praise for Gooseberry Grange of Webster county with roster of members. The piece outlines a guano delivery rule, local depot site plans on a side track, and calls for reorganization to boost farming interests. Mentions local residents, rail developments, and a minor accident.
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Broxwood
Gooseberry Grange
Webster County
Webster
Oue
J. F. Sraperux
G. W. Williams
S . Smith
Bronwood
Supt
Rogers
Kline
Clarke
Jim Miller
O. N. Geise
Florida
Jos, McPherson
Helena
Texas
Jim
Americus
Andersonville Winter News and Local Happenings
Andersonville sees winter visitors with Mr Winter lingering. merchants invest in improvements as anticipation builds for spring. An Ellaville and Buena Vista railroad survey boosts talk of cost savings at Andersonville as a gateway point. The academy, the country school effort, and visits from Ohio residents mark community activity amid weather data and rumor of a WW II era style war memorial fundraising at the cemetery.
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Andersonville
Fet
Winter
Richter
Ellaville
Bueos Vista
Andersonvideo
Southwestern
Americus and Oglethorpe
Weaver
Williams’ Yin
Wm. M. Moorhead
Wm. Abamny
E. Moorhead
Elijah C. Line
Weather and town notes from the ville and county
Winter weather remains severe with freezing conditions slowing planting and rail splitting. The village reports new frame houses for tenants, a local school opening under Mrs Hardy Hester, and updates on residents Mr John Deason Mrs Jennie Hester Mr S Kimbrough Holt West and several Misses Brooks and Daniels. Stewart County adjourned term set to convene next Monday with a cordial invitation to attend.
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Jonsonanvitee
Boelnbew
Ville
Hardy Hester
Jennie Hester
Lumpkin
John Deason
Kimbrough
Holt
West
Brooks and
Daniels
Tae
Stewart Superior Court
Mayon
Death of Mrs Annie Batts and a local wedding
In Lurravite on January 23 Mrs Annie Batts wife of Jack G Batts died Friday night. A touching tribute calls her a fond and estimable wife. The Christian Index editor Rev M B Wharton preached a sermon last week. John Clarke of Macon and Miss Nonnie Casey were married yesterday at 7 pm with Rev J H Cawood officiating. Best wishes for long, useful and happy lives.
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Lurravite
Annie Batts
Jack G. Batts
M. B. Wharton
Christian Index
John Clarke
Macon
Nonnie Casey
Yeatelday
J. H. Cawood
Ellaville Enthusiastic Over New Railroad Load
The Buena Vista railroad survey reaches Ellaville from Oglethorpe with a route decision by Captain Raoul expected. Directors also order a survey from Andersonville in progress as residents cheer the project amid strong hopes. Treasurer Muse sets January installment due by February 1 and relocates to Ellaville for the year.
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Macon Telegeag de Jaxvany
Buena Vista
Ellaville
Oglethorpe
Andersonville
Raoul Will
Muse
Stewart County items and local notes from Lumpkin
Items from Lumpkin Independent report a warm joke about a lanterned overcoat in cold weather, a fall in crop yield from April frost, stay of Bill Lee’s capture, a salary cut for Lumpkin Marshal followed by a resignation and new hire, plus a reorganization pledge for The Independent as a stabilizing local newspaper with renewed financial footing and widened circulation.
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Lumpkin Independent
Lumpkin High School
Bill Lee
Stewart County
Officer Holder
Lumpkin
Lumpkin Town
Frank Kirksey
8. P. Jenkins
the Independent
B. W. Key
Independent
Stewart
Cold snap devastates vegetables across Georgia and Florida
reports from Avanna News Quirmay and towns in Lowndes Americus Thomas County Jacksonville and Tallahassee describe widespread crop damage from a severe cold spell. Vegetables perished cabbage and watermelon plants along with oats and fruit trees faced substantial injury. Observers note no major damage near Tallahassee while Palatka reports notable losses to bananas guavas and young oranges yet some groves escaped harm.
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Avanna News
Quirmay
Lee
Watousta
Soster
Americus
Thomas Couit
Oata
Palatka
Gountey
Hart's Grove
Priso Snake Story From Walton Georgia Narrated
Georgia Walton Go News reports a curious tale of a dog bitten by a snake. After recovery, the dog’s liver allegedly housed two six to eight inch snakes, seen by many locals. Also promoted are Ayor's Pills and Vermifage with claims of digestion aid and worm treatment.
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Das. Starkey & Talon
Georgia
Walton
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