Announcement for Western Circuit Solicitor General Run
The Western Circuit sees candidates for Solicitor General. The statements urge white citizens support and reelection, stressing crime suppression, home and property protection, law enforcement respect for court decrees, and dedication to courtroom duties.
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Western Circuit
Representative seeks reelection to state legislature in 1916
In Clarke County the Democratic candidate thanks voters for their support and pledges continued independent service. He states he has no political ring affiliations and would represent the county even if it conflicts with his own views, seeking reelection under the September 12 primary.
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Clarke County
Claire
Lewis
Mountain’ View
Gwen
Miss Richard
Wayne Ivesson
Gwen Arnold
Ivesson
Iverson
Cuddyhoe
Express
Stevens
Wayne
Miss ‘Crandall
Vglue
Ben
Gulch
Wells Gigie
Minto
Baker
Carter
Sera Tre Srate
Brown and Arnold Seek Democratic Nominations in 1916 Georgia
Public notices reveal L. C. Brown running for Congress in Georgia's eighth district and Nat D. Arnold seeking the Democratic primary for the state senate in the thirtieth district. Both emphasize supporting party action and pledge to fulfill duties if elected.
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Congress
Senate
Georgia
Nat D. Arnold
Tribble Declares Democratic Candidacy for Congress
A campaign notice from S. J. Tribble announces his candidacy for Congress in the Democratic primary. The document also notes a senate race in the 30th senatorial district and references O Stevens of Crawford, Georgia.
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Congress
J. Tribble
Wormwood in American Agriculture and Industry
The perennial wormwood plant grows two to three feet high with angular stems and hoary leaves. It yields yellow flowers and is now used in the manufacture of absinthe. Previously it served as a vermifuge and as a protective agent for clothing and furniture against moths and insects. It is very bitter.
English Coroners and the Coroners Act of 1887
English coroners trace their origins to medieval times with the term coronator from King Athelstan era. The duties now exclude inquests into royal fish deaths such as whales and sturgeons, a function repealed by the coroner act of 1887.
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Athelstane
First Farm Paper Debuts in England 1681
The pioneer agricultural publication appeared in 1681 under the lengthy title Collection of Letters for the Improvement of Husbandry and Trade. This historic early print marked a milestone in agricultural literature and trade communication.
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England
Mountain Coach Robbery Drama with Gwen Ivesson
In a mountain coach voyage, Gwen Arnold rides with Wayne Ivesson and Lewis as they encounter a highway ambush. The group braces for danger when a revolver-wielding robber shakes them and Lewis shoots a pursuer, ending with Gwen revealing bold resolve and romantic tension among the passengers.
Jackson County Tax Receiver Candidate Acknowledges Disability
A candidate for Jackson County tax receiver writes to voters describing his lifelong disability and battle with illness. He asks support from able bodied voters and notes his readiness to serve if elected, while urging sympathy for his condition. The note includes a separate card of thanks from the family of the late Mr N B Davis for expressions of condolence and support.
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Jack
Jewett Barnett
Jackson County
Jackson
Hfe
GSTHRIGHT _CHHRRY
Temple Graves Emphasizes Pure Life and Noble Ideals
An ornate, fragmented tribute praises Temple Graves for embodying purity and nobility. It lauds light from a higher throne and an unwavering commitment to lofty ideals guiding human affairs.
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Jewett Barnett - of
Fiznteoils
Aia
Better Than Spanking Spanking Does Not Cure Bed Wetting
A Notre Dame Ind advertisement claims a constitutional cause for bed wetting and offers a free home treatment for children and adults. No payment required. writes to Mrs M Summers for instructions.
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M. Summers
W. Notre Dame
Ind
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Cure All
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh. It asserts the remedy works constitutionally by acting on mucous surfaces and building up the body’s defenses. The pitch promises a $100 reward for proof of failure or ineffectiveness.
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France
Hall
Saul
F. J. Cheney
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P. Cooley
Monroe, Ga
Solicitor-General’s Office
Qeed
Atlas
Tray
Ord
O. Martin &Co. Auditors Amd
Third National Bank
Atlanta
the Athens Savings: Bank
U.S
Internal Revenue
Athens Savings Bank
Isis
W. C. ‘Martin & Co, Auditors and Accountants
M. Stern
G. Michael
G. A. Mell
L. C. Brown
Co. O. Stevens
Crawford, Ga
Nzola Forrester
Piping
Inter-State
Woodruff Machinery Mfg. Co
Winder, Ga
Atlanta, Ga
S. Forsyth St
Jewett “Barnett