Georgia Gossip and Local News Rumors and Fires
A collage of brief items from Wilkinson, Laurens and surrounding counties covers fires destroying homes, missing funds found in a peddled home, telephone line plans, court verdicts, a bee attack causing death, a fox chase near Dublin, and various social notes. Prominent mentions include Mr. Bridges losing his house, Mollie Thompson known as Miss Buckney’s death, and Judge Harden of Quitman.
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Georgia by Wire: News of the State Chronicled in June
A roundup of Georgia notices from June recounts travel of banker William Wooten toward Gainesville, church meetings in Dawson led by Rev. Stanberry, crop damage from storms in Elbert and surrounding areas, a large Missionary Quilt exhibit, new brick rooms in Dallas, a lightning strike on Mrs. Wilson’s home in Cartersville, a druggist robbery in Savannah, and multiple commencement reports from Montezuma to Adairsville with concerts, speeches, and student achievements. The period also notes weather damage to crops, a Tybee feeder foot race, and a confident recovery outlook after a bank collateral scare in Rose.
Local Gazette Mixes Trials News with Anecdotes and Notes
A fragmented notice reports Peter Furlong’s defamation claim, a jury verdict for the defendant, and a garbled judge’s remark. It also lists social visits in Dahlonega, Georgia, including Miss Florence Jordan and Miss Josie Stansberry, plus several regional names. The column contains notes on Mrs. Willie Littlefield of Texas, Bar ny Mallman of Atlanta, and Mrs. A Wyatt, interspersed with brief rural items on a war horse Fannie, wheat in the stalk, and an old alligator whose age was inferred by teeth.
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