Editorial notes on politics and policy across Georgia
A collection of opinions and remarks on political reform, representation, and governance in Georgia. The piece critiques educational policy, tax and salt prices, and legislative timetables while highlighting South Georgia's struggle for political clout and unity. It quotes various papers and discusses census implications and regional power dynamics.
Unconstitutional Plan on Use of Public Property Proceeds
The writer argues that applying 433 000 from the sale of public property to pay interest on the state debt would create a treasury surplus and finance a passenger station in Atlanta. He asserts the constitution requires all proceeds from sales of public property to be used for bonded debt payments, not diverted for other uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre County
Grand Jury
Bronwood
General Assembly of Georgia
Imne
Atlanta
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed by Chicago Drug Firm
Thos Whitfield Co of 240 Wabash Ave Chicago, a leading druggist, recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy for la grippe. They claim it offers prompt recovery and counters pneumonia tendency. Sold by R L Hick with large demand noted. The text also mentions farmers and upcoming elections with talk of jobs and hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitfield & Co
Amonia
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Umonia
R. L. Hick
Chamberlain
Robert E. Lee’s Washington and Lee Office Preserved
The office of Robert E. Lee at Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia remains exactly as he left it. Keene is allowed to handle eight checker papers, and their darkened state is only eased when cleaned.
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Tinkind
Damon
Robert E. Lee
Washington and Lee University
Lexiogton
Keene
Farce in Georgia House Ends With Fraud Charge
Atlanta report says only sixty of 175 members were present when bills passed, call of the roll dispensed with, and votes announced as constitutional. The Albany Herald calls the action a fraud and disgrace, urging disclosure of absent members and accountability to constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
House of Representatives
Atlanta Evening News
General Assembly
Albany Herald
Seaborn Wright
Floyd
Lid
House Journal
Regulator Co Advertises Wonder Product for Women
An aged promotional notice claims a product called Regulator improves women’s mood and health, urging purchases at drug stores for one dollar per bottle. It promises a free book to all who write to Regulator Co in Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lovatle
Ife
Dneld
Attorney Listing for Bainbridge Georgia
Professional cards show Albert H. Russell attorney at law in Bainbridge Georgia with specialty in women and children. Addresses include Broughton Street opposite Hawes & Hawes and residence at Troupe and Clay streets with telephone 67.
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Albert H. Russell
Attorneys-at-Law
Bainbridge, Georgia
Belcher Building
Attorney At Law
Bainbridge, Ga
Offics
Hawes & Hawes
Bower & Bower
Bainbridge
Georgia
Olive
Broad Street
G Mbidge
Orice
Broughton Street
Troupe
Clay Streets
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