Macon Progress and Local Contests Highlight April Session
A Macon Ga April front reports on proposed abolition of city court fees and a defeated bill, plus discussion of a clerkship pay scale and a 150,000 dollar annual tax aim for education. It also covers Kirmess receipts, Rumanians versus Casey and Grace, and a proposed high school military course with optional enrollment.
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Macon
G. Fowler
Bibb ‘County
Tal
Rebrenentattus
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Thoraday
Ball
Pelar
Thall
Misa
Margaret Casey
Walter Grace
Miss Casey
Meiers
Yee
Board of Education
Fragmentary Greek remark on law and intent
A fragmentary note mentions a Greek speaker and intent to apply full extent of the law. The text is incomplete with garbled punctuation and names unclear, offering limited concrete details about persons, places, or actions.
Tallapoose City Council Meeting Notes Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads as a city council item from Tallapoose. Mentions council, community concerns, and possible public works topics. Details are incomplete but indicate ongoing local governance discussion.
Fragmentary OCR Text About Housing and People
An incomprehensible OCR fragment references apartments and a person described as reject, with garbled phrases and stray quotes. It mentions a plan or event tonight and a legal or formal tone with unclear names and actions.
Death of D D Gray Still Unexplained Cordele April 9
fragmented OCR report from Cordele details a mysterious death of Oren D Gray near Waycross and Arab i, with train crew and porters questioned. Conductor and machinists deny tickets and money, clothing found with $20 sewn inside, investigators unable to establish motive or perpetrator.
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Cordele
T. H.goolsby
Georgia Gourne
Floridac Railway
Oren
D.gra
Waycross
Mear Arabi
Mt Deveropai
Gray
Dean Denier
Biber
Idee
Ashburn
Ithe
Prinlesa
Cray
Porsfour
Grely
Hia
Stadered
Waycross City Budget Details For 1915
Waycross council approves a 1915 budget showing revenue around 13 001 dollars for 1914 and anticipated receipts of 160 176 dollars. The Salvation Army and Chamber of Commerce are noted as supporting civic functions with a small operating margin and no anticipated shortage.
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Salvation’ Army
Chamber ‘of 'Commerces
Berm
Telehe
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Francis
Whitehall
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Troy
California
Tallapoose
Advance Seadon
Regent
D.d.gray
J. M. High CO
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Waycross Council
Ihit
Madras
Aoe
Vindex
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Atlanta
Georgia Savings Bankc E Trust CO
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