Advertisers Advised on Change Deadlines
Official notice from Bainbridge Georgia dated December 20 1900 warns advertisers to submit changes to standing ads by Monday night to ensure insertion in the next issue.
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1900
Page
2
Official notice from Bainbridge Georgia dated December 20 1900 warns advertisers to submit changes to standing ads by Monday night to ensure insertion in the next issue.
Seeking a versatile newspaper and job printer skilled with presses and gasoline engines. A permanent position with fair salary offered to the right man. Requires unquestioned endorsements. Address J. M. Brown, Manager, The Democrat, Bainbridge, Georgia.
The piece surveys Georgia politics with notes on Republicans and beer tax, praises Speaker John D. Little, cites Senator Clay and Judge Clements, and preview of a textile exposition in Atlanta. It mentions Georgia railroad appointments and funding for education amid tax limits while pondering a ship canal and China policy.
The Darien Gazette notes the Georgia legislature adjourned Saturday calling it a body of filibusters and time wasters. It contrasts with federal reform talks as it laments wasteful spending and partisan maneuvering in the press.
A claim that Rev. Sam Small has been arrested in Cuba for contempt of court is cited. The piece argues towns prosper when residents engage in manufacturing and real estate, and credits local newspapers and merchants who advertise as essential to town welfare and growth.
The Savannah News notes Georgia's population growth concentrated in the Southern region over the past decade. It argues South Georgia should capitalize on rising voting strength to demand fair treatment, while North Georgia is portrayed as continuing a policy of grabbing power. South Georgia must stand for its rights to secure them.
The Columbus Enquirer Sun backs a Georgia bill to require Negroes to pay for Black children’s schooling. The rival paper argues whites already face tax burdens and that it is unjust to tax one man to educate another. Disfranchisement is suggested to let taxpayers decide.
A composite critique from Georgia papers condemns the late legislature as a poor start to the session. It notes junkets and filibusters, absenteeism, and the repeal of the dog tax, urging biennial sessions to improve lawmaking and public interests. The Savannah News urges swift future action and accountability.
The Road Commissioners of Lime Link District report a surveyed road petition from Atkinson Trail toward Whigham passing through multiple land lots and toward the Bainbridge and Thomasville road. They warn that unless good cause is shown at the January 1901 meeting of the Board of County Commissioners, the road will be ordered cut and established. Clerk R W Fleming witnesses the notice.
The Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues Decatur County will open bids on the first Monday in January 1901 for county parician fur county advertising and the ferry at Hutchensons Land. All bids must be in writing sealed with the board reserving the right to reject any and all bids. Witness the Board R W Fleming Clerk.
Lands for sale over the next sixty days by Tas Titles for multiple lot numbers across districts 15 16 19 22 21 25 in Decatur county. Interested parties should apply to J. M. Brown in Bainbridge for details and bidding.
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