Methodist Layman Laments Bradley Split and Calls for Old Church
J W Huat WD of Atlanta Ga defends the Methodist Episcopal Church South while praising Dr Bradley as a genial figure who left for Congregationalism. He condemns heresy in the church, urges bishops to act, and extols “old time” Methodist governance and the four year itinerancy as essential to the faith.
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Bond election report delays prompt action by commission
Taiman Quillian and the subcommittee chairmen push to finalize all committee reports on waterworks sewer school and bond funding. Judge John Candler plans a rapid rush to finish the school report and the commission aims to name a date soon with voters fully informed on bond funds and spending for streets schools and waterworks.
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Kimball Association Holds Annual Meeting at Fieldville
The Kimball Association meets this week at Fieldville with an interesting program. On Sunday John sermon was preached by Rev Wood Sharp pastor of the local church and the mission sermon was delivered by Dr. Robert Larbeventer of the Jackson Baptist Church.
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Wedding Gifts Standout Silver and China Offerings
A vintage notice touts wedding gifts in silver and china with a wider assortment and newer designs than rivals. It highlights cut glass pieces and emphasizes quality selections from Maier Wandat.
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Judge Parker Named Judge of New Waycross Circuit
Judge T A Parker of Waycross was yesterday appointed by Governor Brown as judge of the new Waycross judicial circuit to serve until completion of his term.
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Appointment to Brunswick circuit follows Parker resignation
Judge Parker resigns from the Brunswick circuit ahead of a January 11 division of circuits by law. The Brunswick judge’s post faces appointment soon with two Brunswick contenders, B Conjers and Bolling Whitheld. The solicitor role persists for now, and Governor Brown plans a quick decision on the Brunswick judgeship in weeks. Samuel Gustine Thompson of Philadelphia dies at home after illness.
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National Brotherhood of Railway Carmen Convention Opens in Atlanta
Delegates numbering about 1500 begin arriving as Atlanta prepares to host the national convention. A full program is planned with speeches from city leaders and labor officials, musical performances, and services at Sacred Heart and Central Congregational churches. The opening session is Tuesday at 8 pm at the Auditorium Armory, with Reuben Arnold master of ceremonies.
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Exceeding speed limit ends in a suspended license for Stoddard
Woof Stoddard proprietor of Stoddards dry cleaning faced arraignment in the recorder's court for speeding on Pine Street at 25 to 30 mph in car No 209. The judge suspended the license for sixty days with a warning to avoid races, noting prior fines and public complaints about his vehicle.
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Grand Jury backs use of convicts in county roads
Jackson September 10. The grand jury urged Butts county to adopt the chain gang for road work at once. County commissioners likely to act early next year. A bond issue failed due to funds. County would hire and use its own convicts rather than turn them to Spalding. Widespread dissatisfaction with current convict handling, but strong drive for better roads through open discussion.
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Wells Denies Saloon Notoriety After Outside Fight
Attorney Atloines A Wilson for Wells of a near beer saloon on ST Marietta street asks the Constitution to publish that remarks about Wells saloon are false. Wilson alleges no foundation for claims of disorder and that the fight occurred outside after troublemakers were ejected and turned over to police.
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Are Sane Men Kept In Asylum Headlines
Report of investigations by the general assembly inquiry into claims that sane men are confined in the Milledgeville state hospital unjustly. Committee to search rumors, verify patient status, costs, and potential misuses with expert alienists from afar if needed.
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Bank Dynamited in Malakoff Robbery near Corsicana Texas
The Farmers and Merchants bank at Malakoff twenty miles east of Corsicana was broken into early today by robbers who dynamited the safe and escaped with 2500 dollars. Local authorities pursue leads as the town reels from the heist. The incident marks a bold early morning bank raid disrupting the community’s finances and raising safety concerns.
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Western Capitalist Aids Eatonton Schools
Tatonton on September 10, Nelson of St Louis a leader in manufacturing funds a domestic science program. He head of Batonton creamery financed library and buildings while Flora Brown of Tavares Fla chosen to teach domestic science to girls and boys. County school commissioner and board of education oversee controls.
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Dr Neal Dies at Cordele After Appendicitis
Cordele September 10 Dr Neal a prominent physician of this city died this morning at Cordele sanitarium from appendicitis He came here from Talbotton years ago and invented a new process for turpentine production using the Neal patent He left a wife and seven children Interment was at Sunny Side cemetery today.
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First Visit to Atlanta Paid by G P A Cary
Fragmentary notes recount a first visit to Atlanta paid by G P A Cary and mention railway officials, agents, and staff roles with references to Hardwick Raven and connections to the Southern railway system. The garbled text hints at a dispatch from Washing ton and a press deadline tied to fines.
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Best Service No Stops at Birmingham Terminal Stall
Train service advertises no stops with daily operation from Atatta Terminal to Tewes stations. Factoring high demand, the note lists price at four dollars and mentions the route timetable and terminal facilities.
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Big School Attendance at Early September Opening
Attendance at the city school opened with a large turnout and the first week showed high enrollment. Officials report steady attendance, with morning hours starting at 8 AM and crowds rivaling the best in memory as the new term begins.
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First National bank of Vienna formed with 50 000 capital
Vienna September 10 special says The First National bank of Vienna will open by January 1 with Thomas H Gregory as president and 50 000 capital stock. Directors include Tasar Bros merchant MoE Ruahin planter Ad Howell and others. They own the brick corner building and plan swift remodeling. Fire at Commerce destroys Homer Harbor home with furnishings early today. The loss is partly insured.
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