Obituaries From Tifton and Gainesville Areas
Local notices record the deaths of Mrs Catherine A Ransome of Tifton, Mrs Warren Slack of Tifton, Maggie O’Leary of Macon, and Columbus C Bell of Gainesville. Ransome’s family travels from New York to meet remains en route to Greenwood cemetery. Slack’s family plans burial in Canada. O’Leary’s funeral held at St Joseph Church. Bell dies suddenly on a street in Gainesville, with services to follow. Names and origins include Tifton, Langmont, Mitton, Ontario, Macon, and Greenwood cemetery.
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C A Ransome
Tifton
Catherine & Ransome
Wystie Conn
Tift
Catherine
New York
Kent
Gun Grove
Emssers Mystic
EB 4
M A Slack
Waryton Slack
Slack
Mitton
Hagersville
Ontario
Canada
Titton
Alex Ingram
Pomona
Cala
William Gowan
E Black
Austin John Warren
J O Slack
C Slack
Bop
Greenwood
Sunngvate
Magpie- O’ Leary
Maton
Gay Macon
Maggie “O Lear
Walnut Street
Tale Country
Tyre
St Joseph Catholic Church
St Joseph
Columbus C Bell
Gainesville
Cure for Catarrh Promised by Eclipse Medicine Co
Offers a remedy for catarrh with a mail order package providing a month’s treatment for $1.00 from Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Co, Atlanta. The ad claims the product is proven, not experimental, and urges sufferers to act to avoid guilt in not trying it. Also mentions Panama Canal bill signing and a fatality, plus a tunnel accident with injured workers.
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Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Co
Atlanta, Ga
P. Co
Savannah River prelim survey debated in Senate
Washington December 21 Special Senate debate on a proposed preliminary survey of the Savannah river from Savannah to St Petersburg above Augusta. An appropriation of 10000 was proposed to fund the survey while discussions continue on river regulation. The Savannah chamber of commerce groups are involved in supporting the plan amid broader river improvements.
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Washington
Senate
Clay
Savannah
St Petersburg
Augusta
Chambers of Commerce of
Ilvers
Harbas
Ind
Shays
Diseases of Women Cured by Hathaway and Co Atlanta
Offer of free consultation examination and medical advice for women’s diseases by Dr Hathaway with 25 years of experience. Claims old, reliable specialty in headaches backaches female weakness and other issues. Free expert opinion by mail for out-of-town callers with confidential treatment and a book offered.
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Uum Dale
Hathaway
Hathaway & Co
Inman
Broadst
Atlanta
Death of Emily M Willet in Atlanta Typhoid and meningitis
Emily M Willet daughter of Hugh M Willet dies at her parents home on Elizabeth Street after typhoid fever complicated by meningitis. She was 15 and a member of First Baptist Church and Washington Seminary. Funeral arrangements to be announced with Rev W W Landrum officiating at Westview.
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Hugh M. Wallet
Lindly Lester Wallet
Atlanta
Hugh Wollet
Elizabeth Street
Miss Willet
Eboex
Willet
Wallington
First Baptist Church
Garriion
la Hugh Millet
Hagies & Willet
W W Landrum
Westview
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