Dawson Dotts Leap Year Weddings and Weather
Dawson notes a spate of marriages as Leap Year speculation grows amid cool, rainy March. Death follows as Will Carver passes after illness. Moses Baldwin Jr. weds Miss Crockett Saville with Rev. Twitty presiding. College repaint and fundraising urged while weather stays wet. Dawson community guests visit, fences go up, and news of local life fills the town.
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Dawson
March
Will Carver
Moses Baldwin, Jr
Crockett Saville
Paealey
Twitty
South Georgia College
TeConte pear and town trade push in Andersonville
In Andersonville on March 5 residents discuss the TeConte sand pear replacing weather chatter with plantings across three acres in the city. Glover Richter Harrison each plant an acre while Suber and others plant smaller lots. The paper notes a claim the tree matures in three years and resists blight. Also reported are a major house fire near resident James Kitchel, frost damage to early vegetables, and Captain Sullivan’s slow recovery.
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Richter
Harrison
Suber
Andersonville
Buena Vista
Capt. Sullivan
Stewart County Items from Lampkin Independent
The Lampkin Independent reports on Stewart County conditions. Hogs may have cholera. a public school for colored children opens at Jordan Hall on March 3 led by Rev Christopher Jordan. An ordinance requires residents 16 to 50 to work streets or pay a street tax. Freeze damages crops and vegetables, corn planting halted by cold. Street labor disrupts printing operations. Sixty shade trees on the Public Square improve the town. In a Stewart Superior Court term John Dixon, a white man, was indicted for point.
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Lampkin
Stewart County
Jordan Hall
Christopher Jordan
Stewart Superior Court
John Dixon
New York Policy Endorsed by Statewide Experience
The passage cites the success of a policy in another state and argues New York should adopt it, noting that a year of experience under similar measures supports its effectiveness and urges broader adoption. The quotation emphasizes practical results and the need to incorporate proven wisdom from existing implementations.
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New York
Mangin Pencil Maker of Paris Dies Amid Theft Scandal
A Paris based pencil maker Mangin is dead after a life of luxury with servant attendants and vivid regalia. The report notes forged displays and bribes linked to government frauds at naval yards, prompting calls for accountability. The piece ends with reflections on political blame games between parties and hints at resurfacing forces.
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Mangin
Blackie
Paris
Place Vendome
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