Washington notes on Olympia Brown sermon and Capitol tour
Editorial correspondence from Washington reports Rev. Olympia Brown's Sunday sermon, views on women in church and public life, and remarks on women professionals. It also covers Capitol fire, inauguration preparations, architecture details, and current political gossip about Cleveland’s cabinet and visitors.
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Tax sales of unpaid lands in Miller County 1884 notices
Sheriff's notice details lands in Miller County offered for sale to satisfy unpaid taxes for the year 1884. Listings include numerous lot numbers in the 12th through 26th districts, with descriptions of property and sale dates set by tax suits and by virtue of writs issued to the coroner. The notice names J A J Kimbred as sheriff and cites the county, districts, and property owners involved.
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Miller County Tax Sales in Georgia Districts
Miller County Georgia tax sale notice listing multiple land lots in the 12th and 13th districts. Properties seized to satisfy unpaid 1854 1884 and later state and county tax fi fas. Auctions set for the first Tuesday in March at the courthouse door in Gilgal? Golquitt with parcels including lots 898 377 222 383 340 291 292 293 262. Sheriff J A J Kimbrel authorized. January 20 1885.
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J A Davis
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Bones and waste in the bone industry and a hidden Treasury claim
The bone trade yields profitable byproducts from cattle shin and thigh bones used for knife handles and toothbrushes, with other uses including glue, bone meal, and fertilizer. A $40 million Treasury surplus remains unclaimed due to lost evidence. A Greek immigrant was found armed with a hidden blade device in New York, and oleomargarine sales drop as butter dealers report dwindling trade.
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