06 Aug 1891
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1891
Page
1
Readable fragments hint at a discussion of a local plan or meeting. Names, places, and actions are unclear amid garbled wording. The passage mentions a tribe or clan reference and a request for clarity on locations and roles within a project or event.
The piece argues that nationwide sentiment favors political reform to curb taxation, reduce corruption, and restore honest methods in governance. It portrays farmers and workers awakening to economic injustice and uniting to demand changes through the ballot and stronger public accountability.
Bainbridge sits at Flint River on a pine belt, boasting artesian wells, free water works, a courthouse, hotel, six churches, schools, a bank, and expanding industry including a cotton compress and various factories. The piece touts climate, culture, and business opportunities, inviting settlers and investors to Decatur County.
The notice lists numerous parcels in the 20th to 27th districts by land numbers and districts, sold for unpaid taxes for various years including 1890 and 1800. It covers lots in the 21st and 22nd districts with parcel numbers 429 382 393 40 123 192 444 413 487 43 431 198 236 247 205 266 265 279 280 283 285 318 320 348 362 216 24 25 26 101 107 108 237 268 296 20 337 540 361 267 288 36 103 186 218 and related abbreviations.
Henry Watterson defends democracy as farmer friends of the past and present. He argues Democrats prospered farmers under benign tariffs, urging supporters not to desert the party as it seeks to restore tariff era. He condemns calls to disband and reorganize under new colors as madness.
A paternal admonition urges readers to honor and care for their aging mothers. It praises a mother's lifelong sacrifices and affection, noting forgiveness and support are owed as her years decline. The piece closes with a call to reciprocate a mother’s love and provide happiness.
A German peasant family plans emigrating to the United States. The eldest son Hans balks at the move saying he cannot bear the long wait for dinner, claiming the schoolmaster warned that when it is noon here in Germany it is 9 pm in America. The family remains split over departure as Hans breaks down at the thought.
Georgia Decatur County citation records Admiral Nelson as administrator for Joseph Nelson estate and orders creditors and kindred to show cause why discharge and letters of dismission should not be granted on the first Monday in September 1891. Court official C J Muonerlyn Ordinary.
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