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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
3
Prices listed for corn potatoes cotton seed oats and fodder with farm goods and livestock including five Jersey bulls aged 19 months to 2 years offered for sale. Call or address T M Hines Bainbridge Ga for details and registry eligibility.
Businessmen apply the same core principles to life insurance as to their other affairs, treating it as a critical risk management tool. The text suggests a disciplined, inquiry driven approach to Damon Knights matters and life coverage strategy.
Mr. C. ¢. Chett is absent in Florida on business. Palmer & Co. will pack and store goods December 31 and sell shoes at a sacrifice. A four room negro house burned near Plant System depot with no insurance. The Hub sells goods and toys for Christmas. J. E. Donalson went to Pensacola on business. Hawes and Mathis advertise fruit and ingredients. Methodists may need a new parsonage soon. The Georgia Pine Railway plans southward movement early in the New Year. Firework caution issued for holidays. Bre Domingos and wife move to Hawkinsville. Smith to follow. Santa Claus HQ at The Hub. City leadership urged to prioritize sound management and sanitation. A turpentine farm opens near Kelly Alabama. Unpaid accounts begin legal action after Jan 1. Klint River Store run by Henry Bruton praised. Rental demand rising. housing supply lagging. Insurance Trust criticized for raising fire rates despite city fire protection. McTyer retires from Plant System and becomes Georgia Pine Railway commercial agent.
The Democrat urges subscribers to pay outstanding balances before year end and warns some may be struck from the list. Notice to Teachers calls white teachers to Bainbridge Academy on Saturday December 22 at 11 o clock to organize a Decatur county Teachers association led by Regt. Bower.
A fragmentary ad proclaims a meat shop’s prices with steak and roast at 102 per pound and second cuts at 8 cents. pork at 10 cents per pound. The tone promises high quality, “Nothing but the best” and chic meats for patrons.
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