First Bales and Cotton Notes From Liverpool Trade
An OCR fragment describes the first Liverpool bale shipped to Columbus, Ga, from finnet Ms Primus Jones. It follows farm life tales of Rusted Farm hands, Mr Jones, and his plans for next year with forty-five bales. It mentions manure, frost risks, field work, and early crop prospects, concluding with an advertisement for Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets sold by Stedlige & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clews © Co
Columbus
Liverpool
Finnet
Primus Jones
Wats
Young
Martin Davis
Mbany
Dunes
Dones
Yil
Jones
Rock Crusher and Grifeth Inquiry on River Bank Scene
Fragments show a confrontation about a rock fraud steam engine and a remark on a house with locks and doors. References include Alderman Griffeth and possible gambling den suspicions, with scattered mentions of remedies and flax-based cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffeth
Rival Hotels in Athens Clash Over Prime Site Choice
A discussion over locating the new hotel on Fond or Clayton streets spurs rivalry between property owners as officials push to maximize area value. Negotiations aim to trade to secure an optimal, modern facility, with architects estimating a 39000 dollar expenditure could yield a magnificent structure.
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Clayton
Athens
Commiercia
Fragmented OCR Tales of Medicine and Politics
A garbled slice of text features promotions for Clarke's Extract of Flax and Flax Soap, a discussion of postages for widows of presidents, a joke about the Prince of Wales latitude paradox, and a Brooklyn settlement mention. It blends ads, local notices, and fragmented anecdotes with a note on a broad damages claim.
Noted Delaware whipping post defended by governor
The governor argues Delaware uses the whipping post as a crime deterrent verses penitentiaries and says offenders often leave the state rather than serve longer terms, calling it a relic of barbarism though effective in preventing reoffense. He cites no penitentiaries in Delaware and notes criminals may seek new homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siggs Ot de Tly
New York
Gentle Tran
Delaware
Aid
New -York
Eidon
Walton Arrested in Horton Shooting Case
Walton, in custody at Ridleyge, is charged with shooting S. R. Horton. Police say a gun was seen with him near the scene, and evidence points to his guilt though he claims innocence. Detectives believe Walton was hired and that multiple parties will be implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Dre
Pierée Maide
CIA
Jack Robinson
Macon
Wheeling
West Virginia
Alice
George
Siatay
Walton
Clinch
Ridelge
Koyprnne
S. R. Horton
Horton
Ife
Tts
Botanic Blood Balm praised in testimonial letter flood
A flood of reader letters extols Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for various ailments including scrofula skin sores rheumatism and paralysis. Patients from Atlanta Warrenton Texas Clover Bottom and other towns describe dramatic improvements and weight gain after using the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Blood Bahn’ Co
Blood Balm Co
Warrenton
Nec
Bettie ‘Graves
San Saba
Texas
Henderson
Macon
R. AL Re Jaynes & Son
Entesville, Mo
Babb
B.D. Be . JR
Wilson
Glen -Alpine
N.C. A
Leeman
Ridgeway
Tex
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Yin
Horsey Cbwes, CO
Hetch
Acker
Stedlige & Co
Rock Crusher
Troms
P. Wardell
Boston
Vet Clarke's
J. Acker
D.sledge & Co
Téis
Pess
Portland
Remdvei
Miry
United States
York Sun Cor
Washington
Polk
Tyler
Garfield
Grant
Congress
Shen
Dolly. P
Madison
Clarke
Pomeroy
Brooklyn
Itis
Youngehildren
Ncaa
Ayer
Dallas
The
Daily
Bil S
OC. OF
Giwatkins
Wisconsin Central Bs ‘R.co
Mass
DriSage
NASA
Cape Colony
Birdsong
Jucge Speer
Puting
Vilain
Barretts
Mardéman
Gatleys
Ace
Clover Bottom
Tenn
Cassidy
Kennesaw
He Parker
Willow City
Bob
Shepherd
Main Street
Southerland
Bardston
Alexander
Ville
Otlaw
Mt. Olive
N. C3
Belmont
Sam
Mattingly
Louis Ile
Roberts
Bloomingdale
Universitiee
Paris
South Street
Jackson
G. Kadaway
Foundry
Machine ‘Works
Athen George
Ais
Theo
Broad Street
Augusta
Georgia'& South Oarolina
Grantts
Rass
Athens Cemetery
Parrell
Jankower
ARI Rell & Jsankower
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