Local notices and social notes from Bainbridge area
The column reports on court sessions and county happenings, with market updates, farm news, visits, and several obituaries and society events. It notes rainfall deficits along the Chattahoochee and mentions individuals such as Dr. Zacharias, Col. Bernie McDaniel, Miss Flora Boyce, Miss Lillie McGill, and Mrs. Byrd, along with local merchants and farmers.
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Bernie McDaniel
Pond Town
Farmers Alliance
Jacob J. Hayes
Col
Jacob
Mallie Kirkman
Waxahatchie
Tex
Ledwith
Bainbridge
Mitchell
Texas
Willie Ledwith
Tilla
Fannie Gordon
John B. Gordon
Georgia
Atlanta
Burton Smith
Smith
Hoke Smith
Innovative buggy top attachment by Brooks promises lower costs
A local blacksmith Mc W S Brooks designed a new iron rod attachment for buggy tops to replace side arms. The device allows easy raising and lowering of the top via a screw mechanism, and Brooks plans patenting. Judge O Neals has one attachment on his buggy top showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc. W.S. Brooks
Brooks
O’neal
Olive Grove Lodge reports on farm conditions and drought impact
From Olive Grove Lodge No. 645 five miles east of Steam Mill comes a June 8 report by the Grange committee. They note the poorest crop prospects in the county due to spring delays and drought, with cotton near a total failure while some corn and sugar cane stand out as the best.
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Simon Blount
Dallas
West
Sunt
Flint River
Tuer Democrat
E. B. Gainey
Fowlston
Hahn
The
Democrat
Skeeter
B. Cornet
Stonewall Firemen
LaRoche
Thomasville
St. John’s Chapel
W. W. Wright
Kansas City
Decatur
Olive Grove Grove
Enorrous Democrat
Olive Grove Lodge
Grange
G. B. Alday
J. S.M. Donalson
J.S. Floyd
A. J. Barber
E. D. Danley
John Chason
R. S. B. Funderburke
EN Jones
J.S. Froyp
Matt Groner
Inepetkins Uosunett Rock Pond
Decatur Go
Quincy Notes on lights crops and town growth
The Quincy region reports improving street lighting and a promising pear and tobacco crop. A closing exhibition at Quincy Academy is set for tomorrow night. Local deaths include Mrs. Susan Holland at 92. Plans for new residences by J E Davidson and Joseph Albert are noted.
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Quincy
Gadsden County
Quincy Academy
Gadsden
Susan Holland
Col Keep
Florida
J. E. Davidson
Joseph Albert
Good Templars
King Street
Friend of the Herald
E. B. Woodberry
Jas. G. Gibbes
Columbia
S. C
Columbia Female College
Bessie
Elia Love
Jessie Munroe
Sadie Orman
Louisa Malone
Bessie Munroe
Macon
Wesleyan College
W. B. Malone
Tobacco Notes on Depot Build and Tobacco Harvest
Quincy Herald reports Superintendent Mitchell leads construction of a large depot at the F R N A R side track to store goods shipped via the road. A drought and recent showers push tobacco harvest across La Violeta and La Corona, priming soon. Oats harvest expected near 6,000 bushels. 10,000,000 acres timber use noted. The piece ends with assorted aphorisms on enthusiasm integrity and liberty.
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Mitchell
United States
la Violeta
la Corona
Semiannual Clearance Sale for Cash Investments
TO CASH PURCHASERS SEMIANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE These sales, introduced several years ago, meeting with increased popularity have induced note again offer to the public an opportunity for cash investments in
Unrivalled Bargains Rail At Public Sale
Shopper alert as store slashes summer stock across departments. Deep discounts on ladies Oxford Ties 85 cents, opera slippers 90 cents, gents shoes 3 75, fabrics including batistes and lawns cut to 8–10 cents, laces and embroideries heavily reduced, matting and parasols offered at cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Prince Alberts
Clearance Sale Continues Through Spring and Summer Goods
Announcement states the clearance sale will run until the entire lot of spring and summer goods is sold, with sacrifices offered in every department to reward cash buyers.
Colquitt News Notes July Picnic and Local Elections
A Colquitt column invites residents to a July barbecue and basket dinner with a dance at J Cowart’s new residence. It also notes political candidate announcements for state legislature and county offices, plus concerns about law and order and a funeral service at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colquitt
Bprtors Democrat
J. J. Sheffield
C.C. Bush
B. F. Jones
J. S. Clifton
J. R. Williams
J. A. J. Kimbrel
C.C. Martin
Adison
It Tas Office Seeks Cash for Sheep Shear Outs
A notice offers to buy a thousand pounds or more of good shear outs at the highest market cash price. Apply at It Tas OFFICE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
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