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Malten States Canada and Menten postage rates shown for 24 page and 36 page papers. TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS: DAILY one year including Sunday Sunny South. WEEKLY one year or three months at same proportion. Advertising outside of Allants. Nichols & Holliday Constitution Building note.
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Daily Constitution
Canada
Menten
Daly
South
Nichols & Holliday
Constitution
Allants
Tareitery
Some Apostles of Discontent in Louisville Rally
ATLANTA GA April 4 1902 a Louisville gathering of self appointed delegates from eight states forms an alien party a last experimental rally of the apostles of discontent. The movement aims to revive populist doctrines for a road worn reform crusade. Georgia leaders warn locals against its impractical program. The piece also praises Georgia editors on public schools reform and discusses raising the Maine and postal currency proposals.
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Georgia
Democratic Party
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Georgie
Georgia Press
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Washington Dispatches
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Treasury
Sheep and bee statistics and Amundsen Arctic plan
Census data show 1 919 298 ewes and 21 665 223 lambs in 1900 with wool yields centering in the western states led by Montana. Separate notes report 707 261 farms keeping bees producing 61 196 160 pounds of honey. Captain Amundsen plans a four year Arctic voyage from West Greenland to locate the north magnetic pole, refining Sir John Ross's 1831 position and testing Boothia Peninsula coordinates.
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United States
Montana
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Census Bureau
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Amundsen
John Ross
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Arctic Circle
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Gulf of Boothia
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Antarctic
Arctic
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Greenland
Atlanta Elevates Image in Southern City News
Athens Banner cites Mayor Mims proposing a convention of mayors to benefit state municipal interests. Augusta Herald urges regional unity to boost Atlanta, while Dublin Courier-Dispatch notes envy over Augusta's depot. Thomasville Times-Enterprise expects Atlanta to gain a national park. Hogansville Headlight praises Atlanta’s progressive council and public support. A Love Song by Lollie Belle Wylie expresses longing and memory of past romance.
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Mims
Atlanta
Augusta Herald
Augusta
New Plant Proposal To Invest 10000 In Huntsville
An Augusta Ga capitalist proposes a large woodware plant for Huntsville costing 10000 and inquires through the chamber of commerce. W J Montgomery and R N Towers of the cotton oil trust visited the Alabama cotton mill. Judge Jones will open a four week U S court term. Rural mail delivery to Madison County extends over 20 miles. Primary campaigns heat up for county offices with nominations and rallies. Policeman Joan Pamplin named mail carrier in Florence after civil service test. Congressman Thompson backs a state and district primary for nominating officials, including a congressional seat.
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Huntsville
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R. N. Towers
Cotton Oil Combine Trust
Hunteville
Alabama
Thomas G. Jones
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Madison County
Richardson
Ig Democratic
Messrs
Spraging
Pletcher
Walker
John H. Wallace, Jr
R.D. Eckeberger
R. M. Balch
From Georgia Winter to April Tears and Lyrics
A fragment from a newspaper page blends poems and wit. It quotes verse about faith and winter turning to spring, notes a Critic magazine portrait of Folster, and includes humorous vignettes, dialect humor, and brief jabs at politics and fame. The items reflect a period voice with light satire and cultural chatter.
Official Ballot Form for Georgia Primary 1903
The Georgia Democratic state committee prepared the official ballot for the June primary. The document outlines offices to vote for, how county ballots differ by candidate slate, and notes congressional candidates may be included where districts authorize same day primaries. The form was drafted by a subcommittee and approved by Chairman Bee H. T. Brown.
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H. T. Brown
Democratic Executive Committee
Brown
Clark Howell
Boykin Wright
Frage
Fee Ee Ee Re Ne
State Executive Committee
Georgia
Alang
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Congress
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