Local Affairs and Political Chatter in Savannah
A collection of local notes and political commentary from Savannah readers. Mentions stork births, Sunday school events, and district chatter. Discusses Georgia politics, Hoke Smith, Prohibition, elections, and public opinion with references to the Grand Opera House and Savannah Press.
Calendar issue drives demand for Southeast railroad calendar
The Atlanta Birmingham and Als Kitiy Nailread 1908 calendar is the most issued in the Southeast, with heavy demand prompting a second edition. A copy can be secured by sending ten cents in stamps to H Leaky, General Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atienta
R. J. Rooney Dead After Panama Canal Years
Reuben J. Rooney, 48, carpenter and U S soldier veteran of the Spanish American War, ex sergeant of Company G Third Georgia Regiment of Im munes, and Auburn State University alumnus, died of typhoid dysentery at his boarding house after a year on the Panama Canal. He is mourned by friends in this city who saw him buried Sunday morning with Dr. Fogar lie of the Presbyterian church conducting the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben J. Rooney
Carpenter
U.S
Third
Georgia Regiment of
Fogarlie
Presbyterian Church
Certainty of New Tobacco Packing House Aims Bainbridge Growth
A Leat Tobacco Packing House, begun two seasons ago, plans a major inauguration before the next packing season on College Hill near the G F A Ry track. Local Bainbridge capitalists back the project, promising a modern facility, new payrolls, and a thriving tobacco market to boost the town’s commercial standing and tax base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hill
Bainbridge
Pambridge
Tybee Island Set for Summer Attractions and Busy Season
Tybee Island near Savannah prepares a lively season with new attractions. The coast resort, famed for ocean breezes and artesian water, will resemble a small Coney Island with various installations inviting visitors for days or weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tybee Island
Savannah
Coney Island
Advertisements Rise as Principal Readable Content
The piece notes that modern newspapers rely on advertisements for attractive reading material. It states ads are well presented, widely read, and convey current information. Trading with advertisers signals up to date, progressive merchants and good business practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
For Your Sunday Dinner The Delightful Dessert
A simple menu item describes a dessert using English walnut meats figs and JELL O. Dissolve JELL O in boiling water then stir in nuts and allow mixture to soften. Serve with whipped cream. Walnuts figs and JELL O can be bought at any grocery for an economical large family dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binesen
Voter Registration Deadline Notice
A brief call to register for state and national elections. Registration books close twenty days before June 4, with no prior registration qualifying a voter. To vote, register by May 14.
Lawn Party To Benefit City Park Improvement Fund
Under the Civic League, Mrs T E Gurr president, hosts an old fashioned lawn party Friday night from 8 to 11 at Shingler park opposite the Wainman hotel. A salad course and refreshments, Bainbridge band music, and social pleasures for 25 cents will fund seating and beautification of the central pleasure park. Turn out and contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
T. E. Gurr
Park Improvement Fund
Shingler Park
Wainman Hotel
Bainbridge
Terrific Tornadoes Hit Four States Varying Cities
A Saturday tornado spree in Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Georgia caused hundreds of deaths and thousands wounded with millions of dollars in damage. A line of cyclones struck Georgia towns including Rome Cave Springs Cedartown Columbus Atlanta Griffin Macon and Grantville with electrical origin and narrow paths followed by heavy rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Rome
Cave Springs
Cedartown
Chipey
Columbus
Griffin
Macon
Atlanta
Grantville
Storm Hits Mariana Florida Damages Homes and Cattle
A heavy storm struck Mariana Florida early Monday around 2 o'clock causing major damage to homes and shade trees. It killed about 30 Jersey cows confined in a barn that blew down. No fatalities reported at last accounts. The same storm is believed to have affected Bainbridge at 4 o'clock a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariana
Fla
Bainbridge
Sanitary vigilance urged as warm weather returns
As warm weather arrives the community with a large population must exercise utmost sanitary diligence. The city government bears responsibility for an efficient scavenger service to maintain public health.
Jelie Dessert Moulds Free With Purchase Ad
An old time circular ad offers metal jelly moulds free with Jelie Dessert purchases. Moulds are stated as hard to find outside large cities. Advertisement promises a circular explaining patterns and notes Jelio sells at 10e per package.
Bainbridge steam laundry shown as first-class facility
The Dixie Steam Laundry Reader notes Bainbridge running a modern steam laundry with up-to-date methods. Daily washing ironing and cleaning volumes are highlighted, inviting readers to inspect the operation and learn how a laundry works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Seashore and Mountain illustrated booklet offered free
The Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad promotes a booklet titled Seashore and Mountain showing seashore and mountain resorts along its line with a up to date map. Free copies available on application to W. H. Leahy, general passenger agent, Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
W. H. Leahy
Atlanta,Ga
Welcome Georgia Governor Visit to Decour County
The Democrat extends a cordial greeting to the Governor during his visit to the City of Oaks and Decour county. The speaker praises the Governor as the loyal champion of the 1906 platform and 1908 campaign, urging continued support and noting anticipated votes on the 4th of Jane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
City of Oaks
Decour County
Jane
Yeates Murder Case Reaches Supreme Court
Washington April 27. The Yeates case from Decatur County Georgia was argued before the Supreme Court. Yeates was convicted of manslaughter first and later received a life sentence for murder. he contends double jeopardy since he already faced manslaughter. John R Cooper argued for Yeates. John C Hart for the state. Final ruling awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Yeates Murd
Decatur County
Georgia
Supreme Court
Yeates
John R. Cooper
John C Hart
Electric Bitters Restored Me After Near Death
Nine years ago I thought my time had come. Mill Creek Indiana man C Farthing says Electric Bitters gave him strength when life hung by a thread. He credits the drug with saving him from being “stuck” and reports he has remained well. Sold under guarantee at drag stores for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. C. Farthing
Mill Creek
Ind
Ter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Local Affairs
Stork
Melvin
Evans
Ivan Mogan
Proud Street
Toon
Saturny
Callahan
Grand Opers
Smith
Vic
Hoke Smith
McIntosh
Snannah Press
Barnesque Gazette
Savannah Press
R. J. Rooney
Vor
Madane
Gurr
Civil Improvement Club
Mariana, Fla
the Dixie Steam Laundry
Castoria
Jim Yeates’ Case
Bim
United States Supreme Court
C48
Bignatare
Decatur
Adjacnt
Stetson Oil Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Family Union
Lake City
Frank W. Williams Company
W. Taylor St
Chicago, Il
B. S. Holden
Ellijay
Care Democrat
Bambridge
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Toole
Purnisher
Hamil
Hamil Puildine
Bainbridge Telesrone CO
Souther
Tal College
Nawill Se
Atlanta, Ghorgia