Timber deals drive Georgia land dispute case
In Macon Georgia a petition accuses Mann of colluding to seize pine and timber leases and lands along the Ocmulgee river from Lumber City to Cooper’s Ferry. Gaddie claims he built a vast timber business over 36 years, invested across multiple counties, and that Mann aims to exclude him from profits by arranging sales at low per acre prices. The case centers on leases and titles held with Citizens Bank of McRae.
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Tri- Acne
Uhaber
Frank Ry Mianh
J Wooten
Flix Regald
Thy
I -Cihinen Bank of
McRarind
W. Winte
Avingbeay
Southern Mining and Timer Company
Hall & Wimbarly
Gaddie Agee
Georgia
Mann
Ippin
Wilcox
Appling
Pletoe
Wayne
Coiggill
Berrien
Worth
Thac Mann
Citizens’ Bank
Beigh
J. &. Dunwoody
Macon
Os Merckr University
A. H. Heyward
Bailey
Iacon
Spesie B. Griffin
Bond
Patie
Georgia Cities Rise in Public Building Funds
Washington reports final shaping of the public building bill shows Senator Clay keeping all increases and blocking Albany cuts. Georgia cities listed include Atlanta 1,000,000 Valdosta 128,000 Albany 120,000 Americus 60,001 Felnesville 59,000 Bartetta 80,000 Dalton 50,090 Newnan 7,500 Waycross 7,900 Griffin 7,600 for Georgia’s share totaling 1,472,600 within a 22,000,000 total. Representatives Brantley and Senator Clay credited for securing the allocations.
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Washington
Ponal Dent
Banator Clay
Senate
Albany
Allanta
Valdosta
Americus
Felnesville
Bartetta
Dalton
Newnan
Wayorgea
Gritin
Georgia
Ona Atete
Yortys
Groveia
Brantley
Senator Clay
Clay
Livingston Feta
Atlanta
Pete Albany
Lewlang
Americas
Leet
Marietta
Bell
Gainesville
Radmiean
Bartlett
Hotel razed by lightning in Rome New York headline
A severe hailstorm struck Rome New York causing the Garendoh hotel at Holland Park to burn after a lightning strike. The fire spread to five stores and a residence, all destroyed, with an estimated loss of about 269000 dollars.
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Rome
New York
N. Y
Fune
Garendoh “Hotel
Hdlland
Pat
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Trial Sample Offers Instant Relief
Old newspaper ad touts Eclipse Catarrh Cure as a fast remedy for catarrh, claiming instant relief, air passage clearing, and a permanent cure. It cites a Augusta Georgia user letter praising relief and invites readers to mail a money order for a trial sample and pipe.
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Robert L. Wiggins
Auguete
Augusta
Excursion Rates For Public Fourth Of July Travel
Information on excursion rates for Independence Day travel. Apply to the local district pass office in Atlanta, Georgia for details on fares, routes, and scheduling.
Fragmentary notice from a lake report page item
The readable fragments describe a lake report with scattered names and lines about teams and seasons. Details are unclear but indicate sports related notes, locations, and participants.
ECROES STRIVE FOR THE BALLOT IN THOMAS COUNTY
In Thomasville Georgia on June 90 a special demonstration reflects the push for Negro enfranchisement and voter education. A teachers examination yielded 98 Negro applicants and 14 White, sparking tension as locals rally around educational qualifications for voters and a likely rise in educated Black voting.
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Taqmasville
Thomas County
Charleston Beats Macon 4 2 In South Atlantic League Game
Charleston wins 4 2 as early hits and solid defense pace the victory at Charleston. Turner and Reisinger top a lineup with sharp fielding while Macon’s errors fuel the rally. Time 1 40. Umpire Mece.
Hardware men meet in Dublin Georgia
A gathering of Dublin area retail hardware dealers formed a temporary association. W G Baines of Statesboro was named temporary president B W Gilbert of Dublin temporary secretary and C M Tillman of Newnan temporary corresponding secretary A committee was set to arrange a Macon meeting and secure rail/hotel rates. The group expects 60 to 100 members and invites all Georgia retailers to Macon on the 17th.
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Dublin
James C
W. G. Baines
Statesboro
B. W. Gilbert
Mew Rae
Macon
H. G. Stevena
Georgia
Baxter Jones for Captain of Macon Volunteers
Macon Ga June 30 Special Baxter Jones to be elected captain of the Macon volunteers at a company meeting Monday night Second Lieutenant Cooger two to succeed Jones and Corporals Cator and Burt running for Winn’s place Captaincy vacant by Haslehurst resignation Winn made best rifle contest record 126 of 160 at two three and five thousand yard ranges Bayne won novice medal 88 of 75 Tasher Named Counsel Macon June 30 Special Arthur Dasher named counsel to represent the mayor and city council in a conference with Atlante Grimin and Macon Electric railway over granting a franchise through Macon streets Committee meeting yesterday afternoon Minter Wimbary member of the party asking for grant disqualified matter to be taken up later Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition Macon Ga ne 90 Special A M Rawlins merchant of Cheater Dodse county filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy Assets 41 640 liabilities 107 He conducted extensive business in the region
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Macon
Baxter Jones
Macon Volunteers
Cooger Ian Ip
Jones
B. H. Bayne
Tasher
Arthur Dasher
Merchant of
Cheater
Dodse County
Sranan Tries to Kill Self at Macon Clerk’s Store
A fragmented report from Macon details an attempted self harm by Sranan, said to stem from domestic trouble. He shot himself in the left shoulder with a revolver in T. Videville’s store, was hospitalized, and gave a statement attributing the act to family troubles, though the outcome remains uncertain.
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Macon
Mion
Jane
J—Brown
Brant & Cleti
T. Videville
Atlanta liquor dealer backs pure food laws and an inspector
R A Gordon of Reid Gordon Company urges passage of national and state laws against adulterated liquors and foods and calls for a city liquor inspector in Atlanta. He compares milk policing to liquor safeguarding, argues for purity, and says only the finest liquors should be sold locally. He operates wholesale and retail houses at Decatur and Edgewood.
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Atlanta
Uquar
Gee
R. A. Gordon
Reid-Gordon’s Company
The
Constitution
Gordon Taligs
Mr. Gordon
Congress
Hefreshing
Aquor
Reid-Gordon Company
Gordon
Cretary
Decatur
Ar Rest
Edgewood Avenue
Atlanta Firm Wins Glynn County Courthouse Contract
Brunswick, Ga June 30 After holding meetings and discussion the Glynn county commissioners awarded the contract for the new courthouse to Miles Bradt of Atlanta. Plans by Gifford Betts, bids opened Tuesday, three firms bid, Miles Bradt won at 970,526. The building will stand in Magnolia Park on land donated by the county and will replace the present courthouse, sold to Brunswick Bank and Trust Company for occupancy upon completion.
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Brunswick
Glynn County
Miles & Bradt
Atlanta
Gifford & Betts
New York
Tieaday
Sims
Brunewick Bank, and Trust Company
Ge Scob: Ak
Court House
Dawning Bays of Hope and Political Hints in Nebraska
The Nebraskan reports a dawning sense of hope in Bays of Hope and notes a political mood shift. Mentions William Jennings Bryan and district officers, with August 21 as a key date for meetings and resolutions. Republican Adoptions appear unopposed. various local officials and educators are referenced as planning examinations and events.
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Fane
Statesman
William
Jenoiage’ Bryan
Io Janta x
Adam Byrd
Regomins
Bird Lovers Meet In Macon Organizes State Audubon Society
Enthusiastic bird lovers and sportsmen from Macon and other areas gathered for the permanent organization of the Georgia State Audubon Society to protect wild birds and animals. A bill will be introduced in the Legislature to invest the society with powers to enforce wildlife laws, and a call for membership was issued. Officers elected include President C D Yornan, Vice President Dr E L McHatton, Secretary Martin V Calvin, and Treasurer Col R E Parks, with a board listing R J Davett and others.
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Etrem
Macon
Georgia Staie Audubon Society
State Horticultural’ Society
Audubon Gooieyt
Wimberly
Weel
Andebon Society
Succeas
C.- D. Yornan
Monticello
EL McHatton
Macon Ga
Martin V. Calvin
Augusta
Destructive Lightning Hits Americus Plantation
A severe storm lightning strike destroyed the Peal plantation home and building and contents. A valuable mule was killed. the event caused extensive damage and prompted medical attention for injured workers.
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Americus
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