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Fragmentary OCR text mentions an obit style fragment with unclear names and garbled phrases. Readable elements only indicate a memorial or obituary fragment with broken wording and illegible details.
17 Sep 1891
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1891
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an obit style fragment with unclear names and garbled phrases. Readable elements only indicate a memorial or obituary fragment with broken wording and illegible details.
The readable parts suggest a residence in Nis with references to land and ownership. Specifics are unclear, but the fragment implies a settlement or living area tied to property or terrain.
A fragmented OCR culture item mentions a note and payment idea linked to a supposed figure Hever or Purmer. The text is garbled with references to stock, democracy, and victory. No clear events, dates, or names emerge beyond inferred entities.
A Sept 1801 Confederate Veterans notice from New Orleans outlines General John B Gordon’s address to United Confederate Veterans and ex soldiers. It promotes forming a united organization to preserve memories, aid veterans, and publish impartial history while avoiding political debate.
A call urges ex-Confederates to organize across states to support the United Confederate Veterans. It defends Democratic gains, condemns Republican rule, and stresses patriotism, truth, and justice while stressing the party’s role in preserving civil liberty and reducing tariff taxes. Georgia veterans are urged to rally for a peaceful, principled federation and to uphold Democratic fidelity.
A dense exhortation on truth over falsehood, praising faith in right and the inevitability of truth’s triumph. It cites Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Paul, and others as lights along the path to knowledge, urging belief in verity and steady moral effort.
Bainbridge sits on Flint River with rail links to Savannah and Montgomery. The Texas-like prospectus highlights artesian wells, free city water, a new water works plan, hotels, churches, schools, a cotton compress, factories, and planned academy. It touts climate, health, forests, fish, and abundant land for farming, inviting investors and settlers to Decatur County.
The Ocala platform demands abolition of national banks and creation of state depositories lending to farmers at two percent. It calls for increased currency per capita, anti futures trading, free silver coinage, anti alien land ownership, and government reclamation of land. It urges balanced tariffs, graduated income tax, restrained national revenues, and public-ownership of transport and communications if needed. It also supports direct election of U.S. Senators by voters.
Land lots listed in the 20th to 27th districts are offered for unpaid taxes for years 1890 and 1390 plus later references. Properties include lots in the 21st, 22nd, and 23rd districts and various numbered parcels. Sheriff L. F. Patterson announces the sale, with amounts and dates as specified.
The court cites Admiral Nelson as administrator of Joseph Nelson estate, seeks all heirs and creditors to show cause why he should not be discharged and letters of dismission issued on the first Monday in October 1891, as ordinary ordered.
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