Augusta City Amendment for Flood Protection Debt
Georgia 1919 proclamation outlines proposed constitutional changes authorizing Augusta to incur bonded debt for flood protection and waterworks, with two thirds voter approval, reporting to the general election in October 1910 and publication in two newspapers as required by law. It preserves existing debt limits for counties and cities and sets procedures for ratification by voters.
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Authernal
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Ita
Canid Mugelos
Thia
Auchetty
Bec
General Assembly
Snall
Stats
Joseph M Brown
Govermoref
Dera
Daid
Fers & Tex
Sania
Malor
Bert Covther
Biate
Mombara
Sala State
Hia Estelleney
Joseph Morrows
Atlante Ga
State of Georgia
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Treamrney
Chatham
Fulum
Hichmond
Brown Mountain
Fulton
Georkix
Chathem
Richmond Shell
Treasuries
Superior Court
Stone Mountain
Fulton Conty
Rot
Marion to Select Senator in 24th
The executive committee of the twenty fourth senatorial district, including Marion Chatishooches and Muscogee counties, met to arrange the senatorial primary. Judge W D Crawford and Hon A H McMichael, both from Marion, are candidates, with Marion county to furnish the candidate this year after eight years of district-wide primaries.
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Columbus
Marion Chatishooches
Muscogee
Angstat
W D Crawford
Hon & H McMichael
Marion
McMichael
Miss Mary Bullard Takes Shot At Own Life
In Columbus on August 4 a 15 year old girl Miss Mary Bullard attempted suicide by shooting herself under the heart with an eight caliber pistol. She was in critical condition tonight with uncertain chances of recovery. Despondency due to ill health was given as the reason for the rash act.
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Columbus
Mary Bullard
Ferguson Enters Race in Sumter in Primary Contest
The article notes John T Ferguson joining the Sumter legislative race with four aspirants for two House seats. It mentions Governor Brown and Hoke Smith in gubernatorial contention, and that Ferguson's entry could sway party-line voting as voters in the primary on the 3rd seek support from both factions.
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Americas
John T Ferguson Foakée
Brown
Hoke Smith
Wreck of Special Mixed Train at Hutchinson Crossing
Americus Ga August 4 Special mixed freight and passenger train No 1k from Americus to Montgomery wrecked this morning at Hutchinson crossing west Hurteboro Als. Engineer Lee Meldrim and a large colored fireman both of Americus were horribly scalded and their recovery is unknown. The engine, three passenger cars and baggage car left the engine turning over. Admitted Woodward to Bail. Micon Ga August 5 special ont ntetunt of the atestly iaprovamsat of Frea Buemwither at the
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Americus
Montgomery
Hutchinson’ Crossing
West Hurtebore
Als
Lee Meldrim
Woodward
Micon Ga
Frea
Market notes and prices drift in rough New York session
The August 4 report shows a firm at 6620 points advance in coffee futures and a steady close, European markets mixed with buying for European accounts. Prices for Rio, Santos, and Cordova futures shift, with grain bids and hog futures, wheat and corn retreats and steady prose in U.S. cash markets. Various futures across months move within narrow ranges as market factors like rice crop expectations influence sentiment.
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Offerioga
Braxit
Rio No 1
Santos
Cordova
Tosgtlo
A. P Morgan Gran Co
Atlanta
Texas R. P Onis
Corton
Chicago
St Loula
Reptember
Kansas City
Greer
Crowded crowd hears Congressman Bell at Jackson court
Democratic whip Thomas M Bell spoke to the largest Jackson county crowd at the courthouse noon recess, outlining his three-term record and answering rival H H Parry’s charges. Introduced by Dr J C Bennett, many remained outside unable to enter.
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Thomas M Bell
National Congress
Jack~son County
Superior Court
Hin
H. H. Parry
Jefferson
Bell
J C Bennett
Jackson County
Beware of Catarrh and Counterfeit Remedies
A pasted advertisement warns of catarrh and promotes a “great remedy” sold by mail. It claims to cure chronic catarrh and urges readers to send 76 cents in stamps or $1 for a box of six Extrins cath Ease, with mail purchase details and signatures.
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