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The fragmentary note mentions efforts to dispose leaks and wraps, with unclear references to locations or organizations. Details are too damaged to identify concrete entities or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1900
Page
3
The fragmentary note mentions efforts to dispose leaks and wraps, with unclear references to locations or organizations. Details are too damaged to identify concrete entities or outcomes.
A fragment suggests a tailoring stall named Venenis at a market. The readable bits hint at fashion items or fabric work offered by a craftsman or shopkeeper, with a focus on custom fits and possible seasonal offerings. Further text is too fragmentary to confirm specifics.
Fragmentary text mentions money and a desire to earn, but lacks clear facts, names, places, or events to form a full news item.
Local notes highlight farming talk and market items in Bainbridge. References to oats seeds onions rail extension plans, court and policing notes, business ventures, local personalities, and advertisements fill the brief, capturing a snapshot of town life.
Maj. Bradford Dunham resigns as General Superintendent after service begun with Alabama Midland line to Bainbridge. Successor is W. B. Denham of Florida, a respected railroad man, with W. J. Haylow staying on as Master of Transportation. The notice praises Dunham’s tenure and notes Denham's strong credentials.
Dan Mitchell longtime Bainbridge railroad agent and bookkeeper for Mayville Mills died after a long illness. A Confederate veteran lauded for faithful service to the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, later Savannah Florida and Western, he leaves a widow Minnie Wooten and several children. The community offers condolences as memories of his dedication endure. Also notes on Bainbridge Woman's Club meeting discussing India and Buddhist topics with new members and visitors. Also brief notices on local seed potatoes and cotton market activity in Columbus.
Miss Segree of Apalachicola visits sister on Crawford street. Mrs Glenn Tonge travels to Quitman to visit her mother. A Euchre Club forms with Miss Daisy Suthers hosting an evening gathering. Several social visits and farm notes follow including tobacco growth discussion and local land sale notices.
The Brooks county grand jury defies the dog tax law, arguing eggs better serve progress and industrial growth. The piece links egg nutrition to mental and physical development and notes the public benefit of egg consumption before laments about the dog law’s impact. The letter from Quitman Free Press also touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism, endorsed by J A Dodgen.
At 9 30 this morning W A J McDowell, a leading Athens businessman, shot himself over melancholia and fear of insolvency, though his finances showed debts under 1 000 and assets of 15 000. Funeral planned for tomorrow with burial in Atlanta. Also notes The Democrat enlarges its press stock and offers a Prouty cylinder press for sale, and Jasper county farmers project a 59 060 bushel oats crop prompting livestock growth and independence. Graves News Depot advertises novels and magazines including Richard Carvel and recent periodicals.
A broker offers secured loans on improved farm and city property at seven percent per year. Terms include five year loans with up to twenty percent prepayment privilege and combined principal and interest paid monthly or as arranged. Brockerr & CALEAN advertise rosin chip and cotton batting products as well.
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