Southern Democrats Eye 1912 Presidential Field
The Democrat notes Jacksonville Times Union naming Gov Hoke Smith and Congressman Clayton as leading southern Democrats for 1912. It also reports Joe Brown planning a statewide tour after Christmas to meet voters and discusses tariffs, court rulings, and Republican shifts in the South.
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Hoke Smith
Georgia
Clayton
Alabama
Jacksonville Times-Union
Joe Brown
Atlanta
Pension money under new act raises funding concerns
Gov elect faces questions on meeting service pension act provisions next year. Officials fear uncertainty in pension allocations as the roll could double, reducing per person to about thirty to sixty dollars. Tax reach is maxed, funding remains precarious with limited revenue options.
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Gov Elect
Iss
Governor's Defense of Deficit Claim Faces Primary Pressure
The report claims a near million dollar state deficit under the incoming administration, which the Governordenies noting only a 250000 school fund addition. He argues convict hire funds stay with counties and questions liquor tax projections. He warns that a white primary allows populists to influence a Democratic race, urging a Democrats only primary to preserve party will.
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Amart Alecks
Georgia
Jones
Johnson
State Textbook Adoption Keeps Core Readers in Use
In Atlanta the State Textbook Commissioners decided to retain most current books for five years. Led by Gov Smith the list includes Wentworth's Practical Arithmetic Hyde's First Course in English Frye's Geographies History Hutcheson's Physiology Péterman's Civil Government Wheeler's Graded Primer Branson's Speller Swinton's Word Book. Four subjects will face competitive bids: primary and intermediate arithmetic, grammar supplement, agriculture, and writing books. The commission will advertise bids immediately.
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Atlanta
Wentworth
Hyde
Frye
Hutcheson
Péterman
Wheeler
Branson
Swinton
Inland Waterway conventions push Atlantic coast link
Baltimore hosted a national inland waterway convention to promote a water route from Massachusetts to Florida. A Columbus Ohio gathering for the same purpose echoed broad support, arguing the project benefits commerce and defense and would hinder any blockade along the coast.
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Baltimore
Atlantic Coast Line
Massachusetts
Florida
Columbus
Atlantic Coast
Sale of two horses in Bainbridge Georgia
Will be sold before the court door in Bainbridge Decatur County during legal hours on the first Tuesday in January 1909 two seven year old black mares named Pet and Bell. They were bought from Hip Flowers and levied on as property of defendant to satisfy a mortgage fine issued from the city court of Bainbridge in favor of J A B Sikes against E T Mosely. December 2 1908. L F Patterson Sheriff.
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Georgia
Decatur
Bainbridge
Hi +p Flowers
City Court of
J. A. B. Sikes
E. T. Mosely
L. F. Patterson
Sherif
Court House
Said
Schofield
D.S. Abbott Company
Court of
Decatur County Bank
J. D. Bratcher
Decatur County
J. E. Napier
J. A. Hayes
Deecatur
Mainbridge
J B. Johnson
Encyclopedia of Law
Georgia Reports
C.W. Wimberly
W. D. Sheffield
L. PF. Patterson
Mortgage Sales in Bainbridge Georgia on Jan First 1909
Property seized under two separate mortgage actions will be sold at the Bainbridge courthouse in Decatur County during the legal hours on the first Tuesday in January 1909. Items include a Schofield boiler engine saw mill edger latch machine and belts plus two horses and a mule Buckshot Beck. Sheriff L F Patterson oversees both sales.
World Temperance Day Observed Across Bainbridge County
Worldwide Temperance Day activities were held Sunday night at the Bainbridge Court House and Sunday morning in Brinson and nearby areas. The Bainbridge chapter led by Mrs. Albert Russell organized a program of songs recitations and drills by the Children’s Temperance Legion. Mrs. Russell spoke at Brinson Church to a warmly receptive audience with nearly all attendees signing pledge cards abstaining from intoxicants.
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Bainbridge
Court House
Brinson
Bambridge
Albert Rusell
Childrens Temperance Segion
Lands to be sold at public auction in county courthouse
Legal notice of sale describes 100 acres off lot 342 in Donaldsonville district to satisfy a Decatur Superior Court mortgage in favor of the First National Bank of Colquitt against M Hopkins. Sale set for the first Tuesday in January 1909 during legal hours in front of the courthouse. Sheriff L F Patterson issues the levy with property bounds by Jesse James A Fort Clifford and Donald Gray.
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Court House
Bainbridge
Said
Donaldsonville
14Th
Said County
Jesse James
A. Fort
Clifford
Donald Gray
Decatur Superior Court
First National Bank of Colquitt
M. ©. Hopkins
L. F.patterson
City Tax Sales in Bainbridge on First Tuesday of January
The Corporation of Bainbridge advertises city tax sales to be held at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in January during legal hours. Properties include a vacant lot bounded by Lichenstadter Potter street and academy avenue owned by Mrs E C Heston, two houses and lots owned by Mrs Chloe O’Neal, and a law library property of Albert E Thornton in the Baggs Building. Police Chief C M Burks notes the notices of tax sales for 1907.
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Bainbridge
Georgia
Decath
Court House
Said
Lichenstadter
Potter Street
Academy Avenue
E C Heston
Wimberly
Emeline Mitchel
Priacus Perkins
Cemetery Street
J. W. F. Johnson
Chloe O'Neal
E A Wimberly
Chloe O’neal
M. Burks
Law Library of Georgia
Albert E. Thornton
Baggs
Satiely
C. M. Burks
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