Notable Georgia items mix politics and finance
Justice Stanley Mathews dies in Washington. Read of New York Tribune named minister to France. Atlanta and Florida railroad sale looms at 250000 after years of losses. Vienna to build a new Dooly courthouse. Cordele fights location. City notes urge regular worship and public morality. Atlanta to get a shat tower and a lead pipe plant. Grand Masons meet in Atlanta. A pistol shot damages Brantly Leison & Co. storefront. Drug ads promote Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy.
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Georgia press convention trip stirs railroad questions
The Cuthbert Liberal criticizes a Central railroad funded excursion for Georgia editors prior to the summer legislature and Olive bill action. The piece notes annual rail line junkets and suggests possible influences from Richmond Terminal stock. It urges caution to prevent press corruption.
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Awakening Interest in the South and Georgia Prospects
Letters from readers urge Northern families to consider Georgia as a land of opportunity. Messages praise the Georgia booster work, note climate and soil advantages, and compare year round outdoor work with harsher Northern winters. The Dooly county grand jury condemns the Olive bill as harmful to state development, referencing the Eden and Americus road.
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