Rifle Team Chosen to Represent Georgia at Camp Perry
The National Guard of Georgia selects its rifle team to compete at the National Match in Camp Perry Ohio. Col J Van Holt Nash and assistants announce based on Avondale range scores over three days. Names include B D Alexander W G Austin W S Burpitt G Butler Jr T B Clay W R Dancy and others.
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Avondale Range
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First Infantry
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Firs Heavy Artillery
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Second Infantry
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Paradise Fishes Received At New York Aquarium
Captain Percy Watson donated nine paradise fishes from China and Japan, each about an inch and a half long, after a four month voyage in a jar. The New York Aquarium also received eight pairs of adult paradise fishes from R E Van Keuren, with a large male guarding a nest of eggs. The male fish is golden yellow with blue bands and green and orange spots near the gills, and its fins are long and feathery.
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Honesdale
That’s All First . Weds To Marry Well In Time
A fragment notes a person named That’s All First seeking marriage to improve status. It hints years pass as the subject remains focused on a suitable match. The reference to Houston Post suggests era or source but no clear dates or additional details.
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Houston Post
Postum Cereal Beats Coffee for Sleep and Cheer
A reader recounts improved sleep after switching from coffee to Postum and notes a brother’s relief from sour stomachs after giving up coffee. The piece promotes Postum as a remedy, citing personal testimonials and referencing a promotional booklet.
House Passes Pension Bill and Freight Inquiry Plan
The House approved Senator Stapleton’s pension reform to pay $60 or more quarterly and backed Senator Deen’s charter amendment. A resolution to create a five member committee to investigate freight rates and consumer prices was debated and repeatedly blocked by Mr. Williams. Special orders included Irwin county seat move to Ocilla and various tax amendments, with fierce debates over locker tax and prohibition provisions before adjournment.
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Income tax killed by house and senate
The House concurred with the Senate amendment to kill the 1 percent tax on gross receipts imposed on railroads and other state corporations. A large vote split showed strong opposition and support among numerous representatives, with Ocilla reports noting rejoicing at the decision and local plans tied to courthouse outcomes and new construction.
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Mystery Surrounds Death of C E Canty in Alabama
Hazy tale of C E Canty whose body shipped to Montgomery from Hiwannee Mississippi with coroner treating two head wounds as possible foul play. Brother George Canty travels from Mississippi with a companion to pursue full investigation amid rumors of earlier mill work conflicts and possible involvement of local African American workers.
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