Artesian Water Prospect in Bainbridge Georgia
An 1906 report from Bainbridge outlines artesian well water near the Flint River, noting healthful properties and claims of medicinal value. State chemist analyses describe the well water as benign, with dissolved minerals and a fresh taste, suitable for drinking and ordinary use.
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Folland Teres - Amlys
Batseriper
U.S. Galion
Kodiam
Bileete
Killer Organic
Frey Argenta Mane
Atrate
J.C. Wises
Ewinecns
Cattwell
Dean
HL O
Bete Chemiktl
U.S
Georgia
Ware
Bainbridge
Ted Ko
Koaty
Rnch
S8w Mil
Exitos Compress
Pine
Gulf
Decatur County
Taz
The ideal farmer and the call for reform in farming
A reflection on the ideal farmer as a model of independence and productivity contrasts with current strains in American agriculture. The piece questions farmer reliance on cotton, credit, and external markets, urging reform through tariff clarity and better credit systems to restore prosperity and self-sufficiency. It highlights Georgia politics, Monroe leadership, and debates over protectionism.
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Georgia
General Assembly
Monroe
Larif
United States
People’s Treasury
Greensboro Sun
Jackson Argus
Ecrebank
Appointment of Clerk in Decatur County Court
Decatur County appoints D. Talbert as clerk of the county court under state authority. The record notes the judge’s authority and ongoing office until the court decides otherwise. accompanying text includes fragmented references to county officials and a personal medical note.
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Decatur County
Georgia
D. Talbert
D.C
President Cleveland's southern tour through Waycross and Jacksonville
A Bainbridge correspondent recounts President Cleveland's train visit through Waycross and Jacksonville. He describes crowds gre eting the President at depots, Mrs Cleveland greeting children, and hotel stops at St James and Windsor. The writer details sights in Jacksonville and St Augustine, including arches, flags, the Ponce de Leon, the slave market site, and Osceola's dungeon, then returns to Waycross noting gratitude to A J Williams and reflections on education and character.
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Borrors
Democrat
Bainbridge
Waycross
A. J. Williams
Dr. Walker
Charlie Williams
Jacksonville
Windsor
St. James
St. Janes
St. Augustin
Ponce DeLeon
Osceola
A. J Williams
Suffrage Across South and North in Political Debate
The Philadelphia Times reports a correspondent's question on negro votes in the south versus white votes in the north. It cites southern Republicans and even Gov Bullock affirming free suffrage, notes economic pressures and property ownership shifting voting behavior, and claims southern colored voters face varied influences and party alignment. The piece concludes with a blunt moral about media truth and three kinds of lies.
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The
Philadelphia Times
South
North
Chandler
Bullock
Georgia
Republicass
Pegro
New Orleans
Philadelphia
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
New York
Advice to Husbands on Partnership and Respect
A Philadelphia Press excerpt urges husbands to treat wives with ongoing courtesy and respect evolving into a partnership. It argues a wife who values individuality and responsibility becomes a capable ally, adding novelty and depth to marriage and elevating the husband’s own standing as protector and supporter.
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Philadelphia Press
Planters Face New Cotton Baling Rules For Fire Insurance
The national board of fire and marine underwriters found fault with cotton baling practices. They say sewing bales leaves gaps that heighten fire risk and will publish rules insurers require. The Cotton Exchange will consider adopting the rules and may bar noncompliant bales from the market.
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National Board of Fire and Marine
Cotton Exchange
Grammar lessons at a justice of the peace scene
A courtroom excerpt shows a judge correcting a witness and insisting proper grammar. The exchange features questions about prior sightings and stolen eggs, with the witness affirming recognition if seen before and the judge correcting usage to say have knew.
Destiny's line of fate in Addison Alexander verse
A dramatic meditation on divine patience and the boundary between mercy and despair. The speaker warns that crossing a hidden limit brings judgment and death unseen, urging repentance before day fades and hope ends. The poem questions how far one may sin before God forbearance ends.
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Addison Alexander
Old Economy and the Mule Mortgage Lesson
A Harris County tale urges thrift and cash buying over debt. A husband denied credit unless mortgaging his mule and crop learns to live within means, while his wife supports frugality. The piece argues Old Economy fosters wealth, contrasting lavish spending with steady cash savings and home ownership.
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Harilton Journal
Harris County
John
Matilda
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Balucidge
Sityrad
Ets
Savavanah
Florida
Iystela
Cotton and Credit
Reat
Aver
Con
Peb’y
Alex Stephens
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