Official Gazette header from Bainbridge sheriff court
The document announces the official gazette issued by county officials including the sheriff ordinary clerk of the superior court and county commissioners. It notes the mailing status and location in Bainbridge Georgia.
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Sheriff Ordinary
Democrats Will Do Old Time Democrats Will Wait for Power
The passage argues Democrats must remain united to prevent political anarchy and radicalism, warning that despondency could invite debauchery and unrest. It suggests Republicans would exploit weakness, while seven million votes and remaining states offer potential to sustain constitutional government and upright administration.
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United States
A Coning Political Revolution
The article alleges the Cannon Dynasty’s alliance with brewers prompted a major anti prohibition backlash. It cites the Associated Prohibition Press exposing a pact that blocked temperance measures and targeted Jenkins in a Wisconsin primary, signaling a pivotal political shift against pro prohibition forces.
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Associated Prohibition Press
Cannon Dynasty
Associated Prohibit Press
Judiciary Committee
District of Columbia
Prohibition Nationsal Committee
Washington
Cannon
John J. Jenkins
Littlefield
Jenkin
Wisconsin
Atting
Reduction in Cotton Crop and Diversification Plan Endorsed in New Orleans
After a session from morning to midnight, the National Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union approved a 25 percent cut in the cotton crop and urged crop diversification. The group denounced night riding and the warehouse system, and called for interstate companies. A committee from each state will study rural free delivery extension.
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National Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
New Orleans
United States
Delav
Delegates Represent 2,000,000 Southern Farmers
A news snippet notes delegates assembling to represent about two million farmers in Southern states, signaling a significant regional agricultural gathering and collective advocacy.
Georgia passes service pension and rural police amendments
Georgia voters approved two constitutional amendments. The service pension extends annual pensions to Confederate veterans or widows with limited personal property. The rural police amendment allows counties to levy taxes for police support. Turnout shows about one third abstained.
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Georgia
Improved Cotton Seed Impresses Planter In Georgia
Mr J W Butts planted two varieties last spring King’s Improved Select and Harden’s Prolific. Despite a drought the crop yielded near two bales per acre in some fields and proved easy to pick. Seed available from John V Lester Attapulgus GA at 2 50 per bushel with about 50 bushels left.
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J. W. Butts
John V. Lester Attapulgus
Pre Sleeping Sickness and Cure Claims Highlighted
An article extols sleeping sickness caused by the tsetse fly in Africa and praises Vincl as a sleep aid, citing Mr. George Hayes of Union City Pennsylvania. It also features a baker from Sidney Nebraska endorsing Cottolene as a baking fat improving texture and healthfulness versus lard.
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Africa
Congo
Mr. George Hayes
Union City
Vincl
Vinci
Mr. Hayes
Sidney
Neb
Dr Kings New Discovery Cited as coughs and colds remedy
W V Henry of Panama Missouri touts seven years of proof for Dr Kings New Discovery to treat coughs and throat chest and lung diseases. The ad claims thirty eight years of proof and mentions asthma hay fever bronchitis pneumonia prevention and early consumption. Sold with guarantee at drug stores 50 cents and 1 00 trial bottle free.
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Dr. King
W. V. Henry
Panama
Dr King
M E Church Bazaar Plans Under Way
The Methodist church ladies organize a bazaar starting November 30 with many committees listed and invited to meet immediately. Names include Mesdames Parker Harrell Maddox Bruton Rushin Wingate Griffin Sapa Sapp and many others guiding booths and apron kimona and jack horner sections.
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Mesdames
Charles Parker
Olive Harrell
Maddox
Bruton
Rushin
Wingate
Ida Cassidy
McPherson
Apron
Kimona Booth
Letter from North Carolina praises Stuart's Buchu and Juniper
A Warrenton resident claims to have nearly died from kidney trouble and credits three bottles of Stuart's Buchu and Juniper with a full recovery. The ad urges relief from backache dull headaches swollen feet and low energy, and offers a free sample by mail for one dollar.
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Warrenton
N. C
Stuart
H. T. Macon
Buchu
Juniper
Dr Kings New Life Pills Claim Health Benefits
An advertisement asserts Dr Kings New Life Pills prevent biliousness malaria and jaundice and keep the liver and bowels healthy. The copy touts 25 cents price at all drug stores and urges purchase for broad preventive benefits.
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Dr King
Joe Jones Barber Shop Moves to Second Floor
Joe Jones relocates to the two front rooms upstairs over Shaw Furniture Co to offer improved barber services. Assistants Tensorial are described as artists and will make a shave or haircut a pleasure rather than an affliction.
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Shaw Furniture Co
Joe
Markets Summary of Agricultural Prices and Commodities
The Markets report lists cotton good middlings at 37 middlings 8, corn western 100 country 75, oats 80, sweet potatoes 75, meal 100, chickens 35 to 40, butter 35 to 40, kegs 7, hides flint 2, lard 10. Prices shown for various staples with unit values.
Bankruptcy Sale in Bainbridge Georgia November 28 1908
In the Southwestern District of Georgia a public outcry sale of Morris Brown Drug Co and City Drug Store property will occur on November 28 at 11 am. Items include stock of drugs medicines sundries cigars and tobacco and furniture and fixtures. Private bids accepted until sale time with ten percent deposit and court confirmation required. An inventory and uncollected accounts list available on request at the trustee's Bainbridge office.
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Wilfred C Lane
T J Monnis
J P Brown
District Court of
United States
Georgia
Morris-Brown Drug Co
City Drug Store
Uas
Morriss Brown Drug Co
Morriss Brown Drug Company
Notice of 1909 county positions in Decatur County
Decatur county Commissioners of Roads and Revenues will receive search bids at their courthouse office on the first Monday in December 1908 and will let the contract for 1909 for Superintendent of the pauper Farm County Physician and County Printing. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Done by order of the Board November 2 1908 C S Hodges Chairman Pro Tem.
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Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Decatur County
Court House
Hodges
Elections Held In Decatur County Militia District
An election is scheduled in each Decatur County Militia District for one Justice of the Peace and two Constables on Saturday December 5 1908. Blanks for holding the section will be mailed in due time. T B Maxwell Ordinary November 4 1908.
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Georgia
Decatur
Decatur County
T. B. Maxwell
Wanted man for Bainbridge subscriptions success methods
Wanted Success Magazine seeks a man in Bainbridge to manage expiring subscriptions and to secure new business by special methods. Position permanent with salary one dollar fifty per day plus commission. Experience preferred but capable applicants considered. Address with references R C Peacock Room 102 Success Magazine Bldg New York.
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Success Magazine
Bainbridge
R. C. Peacock
Success Magazine Bldg
New York
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