Louvale Trip Yields News From Georgia to Tennessee
A returning traveler from Louvale shares crop notes from the region with Dr. Tatum’s cotton field praised as the finest seen. He records two weddings in Louvale and Andersonville, with details on attendants and celebrations, and notes a rain that aided farmers. The piece covers rail routes, road congress talks, and local landmarks like Mt. Olivet cemetery near Nashville.
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The
Recorder
Louvale
Tatum
John Sims
Joe Flynn
M.D. Tatum
Minnie Williams
Walter Johnston
Lou Sherling
Garaher
Wesson
Andersonville
McKenzie
Montezuma
Lena
Mr. McKenzie
Mary Neal
Bertha
Upper
Georgia
Tennessee
Chattanooga and Nashville
Nashville
Mt. Olivett Cemetery
United States
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Cumberland Mountains
Tennessee River
Wanhatchie Station
Leakeut Mountain
Chattanooga
Van's Creek Church Centennial and Local Salve Ad
Van's Creek church, the oldest in the county, celebrated its centennial last year. The article notes its first pastor Rev Dosier Thornton and that three young men traveled from North Carolina to be baptized by him. Also mentions Backla''s Arnica Salve advertised for skin ailments with broad claims and sale details.
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Van's Creek Church
Eldest
Dosier Thornton
Benny Thornton
North Carolina
Ruckeraville
Thrift Among the Negroes in Amany Ga June 6
The Brunswick Times reports on thrifty African American farmers in Amany Georgia, noting one man, Louis Davis, paying off a land purchase of 168 1 2 acres bought for 800, with 141 bales of cotton, 280 bushels of corn, and 160 gallons of syrup sold last year. The piece also mentions land sales volumes in Jesup, a local attorney’s remarks on rising property values, a Missouri Pacific Railway ad, a corn stalk with a six foot root, a mad-dog case with a mad stone treatment, a curious wedding in Lodz, lightning striking a reaper, and farmers urged to grow clover and grass as alternatives to cotton. Discovery of a three-foot corn stalk is shared, along with assorted local notes and agricultural tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amany
Bald Louis Davis
Dougherty County
Green Woods
Brunawick Times
Jesup
Thls City
Wayne
Arso
Brunswick
Cumming Clarion
A. Strickland
N G and J K Prince Auction Stables and Livery
N G and J K Prince advertise brick stables on Cotton frebate with one stable complete and well equipped livery sale and feed stables in good order. They offer reasonable prizes for all perviory and mention second class teams for those who wish. They solicit terms and invite inquiries for mules and horses.
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Iephen
N.G
Prince
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Miss Eunice Kenyon
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