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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
1
An array of short items notes farmers selling cotton depressing prices, women in four states voting for president, Georgia money in circulation, dispensary debates in Miller County, and a mix of political and economic observations from the era.
A lengthy critique on hurry and worry as a social burden. It links haste to health decline, cites a Georgia cotton picker record, and notes taxation reform proposals by Hon. John D. Little. It discusses Georgia property tax data, constitutional amendments, and debates on Atlanta depot funding.
A wife claims she endured long labors with three children and used three bottles of Mother's Friend before a healthy boy. She urges use during pregnancy to prevent pain, promote a strong body and clear intellect in the child, and notes relief from morning sickness and quicker recovery. The ad touts the product sold by Bradfield Regulator Company in Atlanta for $1 a bottle and offers a free book.
An old newspaper fragment contains diet advertising for Scott's Emulsion and liver oil and then legal notices for sheriff sales in Decatur County Georgia. It lists property including a brick store occupied by J W Patterson and a city lot in Donalsonville and describes parcels levied to satisfy city court tax liens and judgments. Names include E Harrell, L F Patterson, J W Patterson, D C Maxwell, J C Pearce, B M Cox, R M Blake, Thomas Chason and others. Dates reference the first Tuesday in November 1900.
The notices announce permanent administration requested for G R Moore by M A Moore in Decatur County with a first Monday in November hearing, the dissolution of Goff & Co by mutual consent with M F Lester taking over, the dissolution of Russell & Brown with Mr Brown handling debts, and appointed local collectors D S Scheard Wiley W Pearce and G B Alday for subscriber accounts across Whigham Cairo and Donalsonville.
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