Bainbridge Gazette notes 1901 edition details
The item records the Official Gazette masthead for Bainbridge Georgia dated January 31, 1901 with editor M. Brown and imprint details. It indicates establishment in 1871 and mailing classification as second class matter. It notes Bainbridge postmark and the local newspaper's formal notices.
Timber supply and forest renewal in Georgia outlook
The Savannah News argues timber reserves could last sixty years at current use but supports expansion of systematic forestry. It notes private and government efforts to renew forests, plans for tree planting along railroad rights of way, and a push to balance land use with agriculture. The piece cites Georgia as highly wooded and urges maintaining a well wooded state while converting part of land to farming.
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Bureau of Statistics
Washington
United States
American Forrestry Association
Georgia
Union
Oliver
Savannah News
Forward through changing times the nation's duty described
The Macon Telegraph urges moving forward as new conditions arise after war and peace. It calls for cautious yet progressive conservatism guided by reason, embracing responsibility and learning from history without dwelling on regrets. The piece frames postwar governance as an ongoing contribution to human wisdom.
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Macon Telegraph
Senator Bacon Objects To President Army Power Bill
Senator Bacon condemns granting the president authority to raise U S army strength by simple order, arguing only Congress can expand armed forces and warning of executive overreach and erosion of legislative prerogatives. He cites historical drift toward executive power and calls for constitutional restraint.
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Senator Bacon
Bacon
Congress
United States
Major Bacon
Congress of the
Prescription Price Guide Explains Cash and Credit Costs
A historical note outlines regulated prescription pricing by bottle size and quantity, compares credit store and Hicks’s prices, and explains that cash buyers pay about half. It warns customers that some druggists may overcharge by exploiting ignorance.
Guardians sale of land in Decatur and adjoining county
An order of the Ordinary authorizes sale at public outcry on the first Tuesday in February before the courthouse door. The properties include 500 acres in the 22nd district once owned by W E Smith for L A Smallwood and her heirs and timber on lots 235 434 and parts of 233 209 in Decatur and adjacent county. Proceeds will fund education maintenance and wards of L A Smallwood. Cash terms.
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Georgia
Decatur
Court of Ordinary
Sallie Joiner
W. R. Porter
A.J. Porter
Guardian
Said
Dea le
W.E. Smith
J. F. Smallwood
L. A. Smallwood
Malcom
Lillian, Hoyt
Edna Smallwood
Wm. E. Smith
Doorin
Tnd-R
T. E. Coyington
R. Joe. Bruna
J. E. Donalson
Georgia Decatur County Admin Notice for T B Brooks Estate
M E O'Neal requests permanent letters of administration for the estate of T B Brooks late of New York now in Decatur County. Creditors and next of kin must appear at the administrator's office within the legal period to show cause why administration should not be granted to M B O Neal. Witness dated January 1001 by T B Maxwell Ordinary.
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Willie Cowart
Joel Cowart
Court of Ordinary
E.G. Ingram
J. J. Ingram
T. B. Maxwell
Georgia
DecaTur County
M. E. O'Neal
T. B. Brooks
County of
Orange
State of New York
B. Brooks
M. BR. O’neal
J. B. Brook
Bainbridge Sheriff Adopts Bainbridge Searchlight for Ads
Notice designates the Bainbridge Searchlight newspaper in Bainbridge Georgia as the official medium for sheriff ads. January 10 1901. Also dissolving of The Bower Co of Whigham Georgia by mutual consent with signatures Bower McNair and McNair dated January 14 1901.
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Bainbridge Searchlight
Bainbridge
Sheriff's Office
A. W.forph
The
For Sale Gregory Plantation Near Attapulgus
R L Hicks advertises the Gregory plantation of 500 acres one mile north of Attapulgus in Decatur county, offered at a bargain. For further information apply to J G Grewedaco.
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Gregory
Attapulgus
Yecatur County
J. G. Grewedaco A
Ten Horse Power Steam Boiler Mine in Poor Condition
A damaged notice describes a ten horsepower steam boiler at a mine in fair condition with limited legible details. The fragment mentions May and a location but lacks full context or ownership identifiers.
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Brown & Callahan
MO. M. Brown
M’g’r
Official Gazette
Sec
Bainbridge ,Ga
Post
Bainbridge, GA
Maryland
Senator Bacon’s
Central of Georgia Railroad Company
Edward VII
Empire
England
South Africa
Edwards
Plac Chill
Giana
Credit Drug
Hicks’s
Credit Drug Stores
Guardian Sale
Decarttur County
R. L. Hicks
Our Shoe Department
Gent’s Furnishyjfigs
Paris
Li York
Jon
Crockery
Jicer
Laing & F’ain, Proprietors