Campaign call demands monthly county expense public statement
The letter urges Mr Frank Wilby for County Commissioner to publish monthly itemized county expenditures totaling seven million dollars. It claims public misdirection of funds on roads and asks for an accounting to deter improper spending, backed by local businessmen and the Wilby campaign committee.
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The
Atlanta Journal
Connere
Frank Wilby
Wilby
Stedy Wiib
Hasster
Politiiana
Filton
Fuuton Colyt
Aim
What BUSINess Men Think of Wilby
A group of business figures praise Wilby as highly intelligent and public spirited. They claim electing him will shield taxpayers from highway neglect and keep wealth in public hands, opposing real estate promoters and factional interests. Names listed include Morgan, Miller, Rhodes, and many others.
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Wilby
Highwais
Foans Faction Corporation
Picnic for Grocers and Butchers in Local Park Event
Fragmented OCR details describe a planned picnic by grocers and butchers at a local park. Mentions of attendees, a committee, and an auction tone with prices and items, though much is garbled. References to Albany, Decatur, Kirkland, and various trades appear amid unclear lines.
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Albany
Donala Nyse Decatur Cannt
Thara Ory
Farmars
Kirkland
Flenier
Personal crisis reports in Atlanta show low rates
Between 1904 and 1908 Atlanta recorded fourteen to fifteen suicides per 100 000 people, unusually low for the era. New Orleans logged seventeen to eighteen suicides per 100 000, ranking fifteenth among sixty five cities. A U.S. Bureau of Statistics notice notes methods of death: 4% by poisons, 34% by firearms, 21% by hanging, 11% by asphyxiation, with other means including jumping from high places.
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Cit
Atlanta
New Orleans
Asisin
Une la Fed
Widow of Dr Felton challenges railroad over torn side track
The aged widow Mrs Felton testified before the railroad commission that the Louville and Nashville railroad ripped up a Feltonia side track given as right of way valued at 2000, cutting off her ore market and income. Her petition seeks restoration of the siding, arguing grave injustice and ingratitude by the company. The railroad argued abandonment was due to nonpayment. decision to be announced later.
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Loulavile and Nashville Railroad
Railroad Commission
W Oh Felton
Carter
Fellonia
Fellon
Rauroga Company
Belton
Attorms J Tnt Tye
Property Transfers From Northwest Corner of Hi and Climax Street
List of property transfers and warranty deeds across multiple parcels including Lertha Hoskins Mla Lilden Hel mer, Helena Avenue, Hosalla Street, and Central Avenue. Mentions deed amounts and property descriptions. refers to Alfred Urton attorney and a federal grand jury case against Armour & Co employees. judge Landig set September 19 for arguments.
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Sohmeet
Paynolda
Hosalla Street
Jim
Lou Ave
Central Geowe
Central Avena
Chicago
Agus
Alfred Urton
Orembur & Go Javing
Landig
Armour & Co
Physician Fully Cured of Eczema Testimony
Dr GM Fisher of Big Pool Maryland reports that after suffering eczema since 1897, he used Cuticura Flomadies Resolvent and Soap with complete cure. A physician of twenty years, he endorses Cuticura as meritorious and trustworthy, noting consistent success where other formulas failed.
Doctor Recommended the Cuticura Remedies
A reader recalls a childhood scalp disease treated by Cuticura Remedies. After doctors and months of hair loss, the remedies cleared the scalp and hand breakouts, with lasting relief. Brand claims include Cuticura products worldwide sales and availability.
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Monthe
Jeanie F. Cortecra
Walker Veterans Reply Sparks Tense Camp Row
A confederate veteran circle around Camp Walker returns a pointed reply to charges raised by McPhadden and others. Letters accuse Mack Walker of maneuvering to sway Camp Walker votes and threaten discipline if his members demand action. The open dispute mentions Governor Brown, Hoke Smith veterans, and a potential reunion in Little Rock.
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Confederate Veterans of Cam
Walker
Mer Phadden
Dereme
Brown Ourittention
Avtlanta Journal
Lsth
Mcffadden
Joseph MooBrwr
Jackson
Indorse
Jim Mayson
Livingston
Atlanta Papers
Little Rock Lo
Mack
Savanah
All Boys
New Orleans
Joint Debate At Odum Draws Large Crowd In Georgia
In Jesup August 17 a county meeting at Odum drew more than 1 000 voters. Speakers backed Hoke Smith and Joseph M Brown with regional leaders from Jesup Baxley Waycross emphasizing Smith and Brown support. The event showcased solid support for both candidates in the district.
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Odum
Brown
Heke Smith
Jesup Gn
Odum Ga
Smith
Joseph M. Morris
Jesup
Dave Parker
Baxley
J E T Bowden
Waycross
Hoke Smith
John W Bennett
Joseph M Brown
Blackburk’s attack and official papers controversy in Georgia
B M Blackburn charges Governor Brown with improper handling of official papers and appointments. He cites list of city court judges and solicitors certified before Brown’s oath, questions governorship ethics, and claims papers were moved to private property. Also notes Fort Monroe awards for fortifying courage after target practice explosion.
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Brown
Crown
Smith
Executive Department
City Court of
Albany
Daniel 5
Crogl
W Wallers Jr
Camilla
H C Dasher
W H Haggard
Leesburg
L Long
Ware G
Martin
Notaries Public Ly
Souris
Floe
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Tom Ain
Mathews
Gover
Buch & Wa
Olier
Terrell
Candler
Capitol
Ben Blackburn
Stewart
Pike and
Darrew
Meriwether
Achool Morgan
Fulton
Gage
Little Joy Brown
Mr Smith
Macon
Cdr Pendleton
Fulton Cobb
Blackburn
Cour
Washington
Fort Monroe
War Department
Charles Barkes
William RB. Hawks
Fred Faulkner
William Bryan
D C Wigley
Coast Artillery
American Flies Across Channel In 37 Minutes
A young Chicago architect named Moissant flew from Paris to near Deal England in 37 minutes amid a rain storm. He and mechanic Albert Fillen faced cold and blown winds as their craft crossed 509 to 400 feet above water. He claimed it was his first visit to England and described the feat as a daily occurrence in his life.
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England
Chicago
Morasant
Paris
London
Molseant
Herbert Latham
Amiens
English
Dover
Deal
Molasant
Molsaant
Sufficienty
Fulton Single Shooting Ruling Sparks County Officials Debate
A disputed ruling by a subcommittee governs Tuesday naming tags for county officers and a congress use from the district. J Cochran and WT Winn sign as secretary. the decision does not remove state officer duties from the executive committee. official stance confirms no single showing.
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Congress
Titan Coun
Cochran
Louie J Leonard Named Special Agent for Georgia and Florida
Announcement lists Louie J Leonard being made special agent for the states of Georgia and Florida by Den B Harrie manager of the southern department of the Aa Tennard Munich Fire Insurance Company. Leonard described as efficient and well posted in fire insurance with headquarters in Atlanta.
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den B Harrie
Tennard Munich Fire Insurance
Louie J .Leonard
Georgia
Florida
Leonard
Atlanta
Blaie
Alinta
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