13 Aug 1891
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1891
Page
1
A sprawling, disorderly essay fragment surveys political figures, public discourse, and civic ideals. It references Benjamin, Labora, Joer, and others in a stream of opinions about elections, reform, and leadership, hinting at anxieties over integrity and progress.
The Pree Press reports farmers discuss starting tobacco next year with guidance from Isaac Jordan of Quincy Florida. Detailed steps include bed preparation in December, soil, fertilizer, seed sowing in January, transplanting in March to fields three feet apart, and careful pest control for bud and horn worms.
The speech outlines Democratic unity despite varied stances on Ocala platform and silver coinage. It urges loyalty to the national convention's platform and nominee, cautions anti party factions, and argues for rallying behind the party's chosen leader to meet third party challenges. It also discusses cotton prices, farming advice, and a call for prudent planting while criticizing opportune thinking.
The notice lists numerous land parcels in districts 20 through 27 offered for sale for unpaid taxes for various years, including parcels 82, 6, 40, 125, 192, 441, 413, 437, 445, 451, 198, 236, 247, 265, 266, 268, 279, 280, 285, 918, 329, 435, 340, 361, 867, 588, 103, 186, 213, and others, with multiple entries repeated for different years and district numbers.
Burke praises his wife not for features or complexion but for sweetness of temper benevolence innocence and sensibility that touch the heart. He finds domestic felicity removes public life anxiety when he returns home to her.
The Georgia Decatur County petition states Admiral Nelson as administrator of Joseph Nelsons estate has fully administered the estate. The court is to hear all interested persons and creditors why letters of administration should not be issued to a successor on a date in September 1991.
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