Georgia Campaign Notes and Political Quips
Public notices from Bainbridge Georgia report vote tallies for Joseph M. Brown and Hoke Smith, plus editorials on campaigns, finances, and political shifts. Mentions ex governor Terrell, Judge Gnegs, and the 2nd district race with Gnegs leading. Also notes changes in governor terms and attitudes of leaders toward immediate emoluments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gnegs
Roddenberry
Gaggs
Political musings on prohibition and state investment
The piece ponders state convention stance on prohibition and assures investors that state and local officials will shield their dollars. It notes Gov. Smith’s forthcoming legislative message, expects reform measures, and discusses Georgia politics post election with calls for unity and upbuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Indict Them for Dynamite Violations Against Fish
A call to action condemns using lime and dynamite to destroy streams and rob anglers. The piece urges readers to report violators to the grand jury and for officers or wardens to enforce fish laws more vigorously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esau
Grand Jury
Prohibition Outlook in Georgia and Nation Wide
Prohibition support grows across Georgia and the United States amid opposition to Gov Smith. Legislature faces long delay before action, while sentiments crystallize as judges of public morals link liquor traffic to crime. Democrats align with Farmers Union News for $1.75 yearly, including a fertilizer bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
South
Gov. Smith
United States
The
Democrat
Farmers Union News
Nationai Union
Farmer's Union Bulletin
Mental Malaria and the Mind’s Return to Mundane Truth
A Thomasville Press editorial warns against hopeful fantasies of easy gains and political favors after an election. It argues that actions determine outcomes and that wealthy backers require continued effort, noting thoughts shape reality per mental science and scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Press
Asaman
Thinks It Saved His Life Dr Kings New Discovery Ad
Lester M. Nelson of Naples Maine writes that Dr Kings New Discovery saved his life and the remedy has stood for almost forty years as a throat and lung treatment. It is promoted as a preventive of pneumonia and healer of weak lungs, sold with guarantee at drug stores in 50c 1.00 and trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester M. Nelson
Naples
Maine
Dr. King
Prohibition Majority Seen in Georgia Primaries
Telegrams from Atlanta cite Georgia Anti-Saloon League figures showing about two to one in favor of prohibition supporters. Richards reports counts of Senators and Representatives with prohibitionists leading in both state and local races, while noting some local optionists remain uncertain. The piece ends with a call to intensify anti liquor efforts and mockery of opponents.
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Atlanta
New Dynasty
Anti Saloon League
Georgia Anti- Saloon League
Prohition
Mr. Richards
Richards
Buckten’s Arnica Salve Wins Quick Cure Claim
Yom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga reports a sore on the instep healed after using Buckten’s Arnica Salve. He says less than half of a 25 cent box achieved a perfect cure. Sold under guarantee at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yom Moore
Cochran
Buckten
Georgia Senate race hints and party chatter in 1912 outlook
The Darien Gazette notes Steve Clay will continue to represent Georgia in the United States Senate for six years, praising a strong senate team. Savannah Press predicts a forthcoming senatorial agitation as Terrell and Major Bacon speculation stirs debate into 1912 campaign outlook, with lingering doubts about Watson.
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Steve Clay
Georgia
United States Senate
Senate
Darien Gazette
Terrell
Major Bacon
Watson
Entertaining the Preacher in Modern Churches
The article notes a shift as church work becomes more systematized with salaried staff and formal budgets. Members paying assessments grow indifferent to duties, and entertaining visiting preachers and evangelists shifts from a privilege to a fashionable, less thoughtful obligation.
Prohibition Stance Uncertain Despite Brown Victory
In Atlanta analysis, Revered John E White and William D Upshaw say Brown's Georgia win does not signal a shift on prohibition, pledging to uphold it for a two year term. Yet pro prohibitionists face losses in key districts and the next legislature's stance remains unsettled amid party debates.
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First Baptist Church
Atlanta
William D. Upshaw
The
Golden Age
Brown
Georgia
E. K. Overstreet
Anderson Roddenberry
James M. Griggs
Messrs. Wright
Floyd
Colquitt
James M. Slason
Congress
Col
L. F. Livingston
H. Y. McCord
State Senate
John M. Slaton
Gwinett
New York Tribune
Smith
Joe Brown
Tribune
House
Senate
Julian B. McCurrie
Hart
Press
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Contest Department
NEW Orleans Coffee Co., Ltd
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Bainbridge Telephone
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