Townville urged to support Institute attendance
Local readers are urged to back the Institute project with emphasis on enrolling families and teachers from Williamston and Belton. Citizens are asked to attend upcoming meetings to discuss faculty, boarding options, and the aim of uniting the University program with town services while ensuring a strong turnout and active community support.
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Wing
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Williamston
Belton
University of Yhe
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Breazoalsi
Mr. Breazoale
Sis Williamston
Lemnsat
B. F Fander
Sam Jones Opens Tennessee Prohibition Campaign at Crowded Chattanooga Opera House
The Chattanooga audience packs the opera house as Sam Jones launches the prohibition campaign in Tennessee. He argues to end saloons, contrasts good and evil, and urges clear choice in a fervent, period-voice appeal.
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Chattanooga Times
Opera House
Sam Jones
Los
E. P. Murphy
Low Warner
Geo
H. Cartin
Prof
Steen
Prof. Lewis
Mr. Jones
Tennessee
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlants
Tomnigh
Ole Loos
High Thanus
Prohibition
Taaid
Beavers
Ab Zaloona
Jim Harrison
Iolid
Balgation Army
Salvation Army
Tom
Atlantic
Baltimore
Fittell
Floyd County
Georgia
Rome
Thom
Fellows
Carteraville
Chattanooga
Tounemes
Cartersville
Vic
Road reform needed as American roads lag ancient standards
An analysis of American road making argues repeated neglect and frontier habits persist. It traces the decline from Roman and European progress, the impact of railroads widening settlements, and the lack of a road standard. It notes muddy ditches, crude fillings, and political misuse of road funds, urging a formal standard and better maintenance.
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Europe
Forum
Onde
Vienna
Millen
New York
Nhat
America
The Water Glasses and the Silent Room Mix Up
A curious tale from a Mammoth Care hotel room pairs three newspaper men, Colonel Sullivan, Mr. Waterloo, and Mr. Lederer, in a sleeping misadventure. Morning discovery reveals glass eyes soaking in a water glass, the result of a practical joke gone wrong, with doctors noting non digestible glass eyes.
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Mr. Waterloo
Mr. Lederer
Colonel Sullivan
Mammoth Care
Dama
Sullivan
Waterloo
Mr. Laderer
Lederer
Calliope
Cockroscber
Farmer Gillette’s Moon Guided Farming Creed
Harris Gillette of Sidney, a practical farmer, lives by lunar phases. He says crops, livestock, and even building work prosper when aligned with the moon, recounting examples from milking cows to roof leaks and a personal religious conversion told in moonlight years.
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Mrppletown
Harris Gillette
Sidney
Subie
The Great Confederate Cave Adventure in Bartow County
An Atlanta Constitution report describes a Bartow County cave near Sherman’s route as a historic site. Explorer W. G. Cooper details caverns, stalactites, a ball room, a chandelier formation, a jug pillar, and an earthquake chamber with moved rock, noting past Smithsonian interest and vibrant geological features.
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Holly, Gi
W. G . Cooper
Detroit
Bartow County
Saya
Sherman
Bartow
County
Zelling
Vulcao
Urtinan
Pluto
Besst
Darkoeas
Hades
Seracon
Loray
Wes
J Ut
Wheat Fates In Oglethorpe Patch Harvest Profits
Friday and Saturday Hon James M Smith harvested wheat from a 500 acre patch in Oglethorpe Georgia. He expects 6 000 bushels at twelve bushels per acre. Planting and cultivation cost about 2 700. harvest threshing and housing raise total costs to about 8 500. At one dollar per bushel profits would be sizable.
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Raligh
Raleigh
Board of Aldermen
Sit Agsinet
Supreme Court
Eternoon
Smith
Tonoa
James M. Smith
Oglethorpe, Ga
Feha
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Howan County
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Rowan County
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Logan Homestead
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Lexington
Taylor Young
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John Martin
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Bill Bowling
Canson
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Wasawgoron
United States Treasury
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J. E. Bradley
Washington
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Flint Hill
Fairfax Court House
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Mitchell's Ford Bay
North Carolina
Cameron
Durham
Charlotte
Oxford
Winston
Goldsboro
Louisburg
Henderson
Wheat Fates
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