Dawson News Roundup of Local Incidents and Visitors
A Dawson column recounts a buggy accident near town injuring Mrs. D. H. Ozier and her granddaughter Susie after a runaway horse. Walter Dozier and E. W. Smith assisted the party. Other items note a joiner losing two fingers, thefts of clothes and a man stealing a bed from a resident. Social notices include meetings, visits by regional residents, and deaths and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Lvat
Mra
D. H. Ozier
T Ro Hannal
Susie
Ozier
Hiannah
Sania
Walter Doziar
E W. Smith
Hionah
Hionwood
Dawson Variety Works
Crom & Ansobine
Bru
Tas
Frank Grine
Mathew Marsal
Thin County
Literary Ob
W.C. Pureba
Dawson Orchestra
N. W. Dozier
Irving
Walter Gaines
J. A. Phillips
Oglethorpe
Mrs. E. ©. Cook
Jimmie Hatchett
Fort Gaines
Our City
Mee
Willie Carver
W. H. Cogburn
Eatonton
W. O. Paschal
P. D. Pollock
Excelator High Sexot
Famerly
Thin Place
Micon
Misa Avan
J. B Avan
Manro
Misa Gussie Kimbrough
Andrew Female College
Cuthbert
Myra Kim
de. RT. Kendrick
Alapaba
W.T. Muaund
Columbia
Aln
Allin King
Macon
Aminth
le A. Hatcher
Georgia Durham
Birmingham
Ala
Mes
W. C. Dadwell
Tarver
Eddie Edwanida
Sigithville
J. A. Miers
Nora Allen
America
Te City
J.G. Darks
Aloruty
Carhoun
Savere
Taylor
Chilten
Columbus
Albany
Ei Phrough Dawson
Geo. W. Smith
Smith
George
Max. Fair
Chickasawhetchee
Nancy C. Davis
Chickasawhatchee
William Cobb
Louval e valley tale of Louvale and Lumpkin links
In Lumpkin and Louvale, a writer recounts extended visit notes on Louvale and the Holly Hills area. The piece praises the A P & L railroad extension, local hospitality, and future town prospects. It mentions Indian fights in 1836, Judge David Byron, Miss Rosa Traynes, and subscriptions to the Reconpen paper.
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Louvang
Steward
Dainody
Hans Whatches Vallavy
Sarmin
Tyale
Railroad
Doriv
W. TL
Tatum
Indiana
Hannahatchee
Louv Dle
Avericus
Lumpkin
Wisly
AP &L
Hiacahatchee
Corbett
M. Corbett
Ir Corbett
Georgia
TL RT
Towan
Hanhatghee
Plive
Hintze Lathner
Lomupkin
Touvale
Chattahoochee
Roanoke
Tochins
Pinevitly
Tonvale
Rosa Traynes
Aya
Aya Silisctiber To the Reconpen Me, L. 2. Towe
Atlanta
Lowe
Wot. Tatam
Louvale
WK. P
Measles, deaths and local notes from Lumpkin area
From Lumpkin week of updates on measles outbreaks and recoveries across households. Notes include deaths of Judge T. Laosord and Mrs. Dixon, family burials in Prowville, illnesses in the Alston and Shepperd families, and varied sickness statuses. Also mentions sermons by Roy Binion and social visits in Richland and Weston, plus local farming activity and a Columbus business trip by Dr. N O Alston Jr.
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Lumpkin
Corbett
Lawgp
T. Laosord
Richmond County
R.T. Dixon
Julio Dixon
Don
Piowville
Gary
Mrddles
J.T. Wiliams
Sec
Tracy
Mr. Parker
de N. GC
Alston
Sjr
Tobe Jones
A. G. Shepperd
M Sars
Brooke
Thomas
Simon Carter
Retail
Messie
Roy Binion
Richland Church
College
Weston
Mina Mollie Jackson
Mia
W B Baville
Mrjor Mayer
Billie Mabry
Box
N. O. Alston, Jr
Columbus
Stewart County News shows court week bustle and town visitors
The column reports court week activity in Stewart County with cases like State vs Glover and Brooks Barnum, plus a United States Marshal detaining the counterfeiter Bartlett. It notes a charity ice cream festival at Odd Fellows Hall, praise for local editor Work Pilstary Arranr, and visits by Col James Callaway, all amid a busy community week and plans for future improvements.
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Tusk
May
Lin Oan
Anu
Temple of Justice
Bartlett
United States
Micon
Eren Long
Sam
Bath
Hiteaner
Brooks
Bar Nut
Lus
Stentay
Florila
Setler
Odd Perlows Hall
Lvlius
Walt Dolson
Pilstary
Arranr
Americus
Stewart
James Callaway
Geareo
Dot
Americas City Impresses Visitors At Sunday School Meeting
From Quitman Georgia May 3 I was highly impressed with Americas open-hearted citizens and its enterprise, cotton trade and new courthouse. I spoke of the fine crops prospects with rain needed for oats and corn, noted growing pneumonia cases, and reported the Quitman County Sunday School Association meeting in Georgetown with J E Smith elected president and G A Whitaker secretary.
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Grouncetown
Americag
Amire
Americas
Bucnass
Irwing
Qiltman County Sunday School Association
Georgetown
Dasa
Eafaula
J. E. Smith
G. A Whitaker
Sohorl
B. A. Kseso
F. Bledsoe
Putnam News Roundup Mentions Crop Outlook and Local Incidents
Weather and crop notes say late rain improved growth with potential for about a third of an oat crop. A Texan pony incident left a laborer injured and a neck broken. Cattle near Patnam die from poison, while the regional crop outlook remains poor due to late month conditions. A Florida senate vote on women’s local option appears likely. Unclear Edaville visit featured three men, then vanished. Counterfeiting and gun-smuggling concerns rise. Obituary reports A Askew dies at Ellaville after long illness. he once served as county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamp Stevens
Patnam
Putnam
Florida Senate
Edaville
Ellaville
A. Askew
Askew
Old Citizen Praises Electric Bitters for Kidney Woes
An Rav Ga resident recalls years of kidney trouble and Erzuma before using Electric Bitters and Bucklea Arnica Salve. He reports relief and endorses the remedy for kidney complaints and blood purification. The patient notes differences with other doctors, while the physician eyes an autopsy to settle the dispute.
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Norris
Rav Ga
Bucklea
E. J. Elridge
Camp Stephens and the Dawson Volunteers in Pensacola
War times recounts the 5th Georgia Regiment under Col. John K. Jackson at Pensacola Florida arriving mid April 186. The unit built Camp Stephens near the city, stood guard over two batteries, drilled and practiced, and enjoyed leisure with fishing hunting and socializing with locals. A single fight occurred at Santa Rosa Island in which Robt J Hayes was killed and Thomas Caldwell lost an arm. The diary describes wood gathering trips, camp routines, and a deer duck hunting misadventure ending with a near encounter with a large alligator and a failed duck hunt followed by returns to camp with abundant game and wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa Island
Dawson Volunteers
Robt. J. Hayes
Thos, Caldwell
Tom Morgan
Sumter County
Col. Jackson
R. Weston
Rook
Jas, Wilson
Frank Byrd
Wilson
Byrd
Nerv
Treut
Weston
Corporal Wilso
Ike Lash
Butler
Wiseman
King's New Discovery Featured in Knoxville Letter
J J Atkins of Knoxville Tennessee reports a family using King's New Discovery for consumption and ailments of the throat chest and lungs. The ad claims guaranteed relief for coughs colds bronchitis croup and more with free bottles at E J Ell Drug Store.
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J. J. Atkins
Knoxville
Tenn
King
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