Cotton production and markets tied to Georgia mills
The paper details Georgia cotton production figures by year and state, noting Georgia led in mill consumption with about eighteen million pounds while South Carolina trailed at seven million pounds. It covers banking funding prospects, tariffs on bonds, and the impact of bagging costs on bale quality. The editorial also mentions Macon Telegraph notes on weather and a Georgia homicide in Brooks County.
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WIPES ON THE WARDEATH How a Medical Calamity
The fragment hints at a wartime tragedy and medical crisis. It references a disease or injury impacting soldiers and civilians, noting scarce resources and the urgent need for care. Names, dates, or places are unreadable in the text.
Morning court scene ends as crowd interferes
A domestic dispute erupted when a woman identified as Mrs Marple accused her husband Pat Murphy of whipping. The confrontation involved warrants, a guardhouse, police, and bystanders, ending with the case dismissed and the man forgiving her. The report also references Rev W B Osborne and various anecdotes from Ocean Grove.
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Cloning Exercises and Alumni Banquet Details
A historical note records a triennial reunion of college alumni on a Wednesday night with officers elected and hosts named. The event featured a formal banquet in Philosopher’s Hall, a new secretary, and a description of an orderly, scholarly gathering with toasts and entertainment.
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Georgia Attorneys Advertise Across Counties
A fragmented OCR piece lists multiple Georgia lawyers and firms offering practice across state courts, with locations in Atlanta, Thomaston, Americus, and Savannah. It notes bar admission, circuits, and Supreme Court work, citing firms like Dupont, Gabrey & Son, and Downing as solicitors in equity and attorneys at law active in the late 19th century Georgia legal scene.
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Buinter
Schley
Janes
Georgia
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