Major Hawks Praises Barnesville Chautauqua Experience
Hon A W Hawks praises Barnesville Georgia Chautauqua in Talent New York mentioning a welcoming town, electric auditorium, 2500 seating, lavish hospitality, strong audiences and a successful season with band pianist and speakers. He notes hospitality from Edgar L Rogers family.
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A. W. Hawks
Funny Man
Barnesville Chautauqua
Talent
New York City
Chautauqua
United States
Barnesville
Georgia
Two Handsome New Dwellings for Barnesville
Barnesville will gain two large ten and twelve room residences on Thomaston street near Edward Elder. Mrs F J Minchinnett of Roswell purchased the adjacent lot to build a ten room home with modern conveniences. Euce Elder bought the other lot and plans a twelve room house with the latest amenities to accommodate boarders. The new homes promise to improve Barnesville and delight local citizens.
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Thomaston Street
Edward Elder
F. J. Minchinnett
Roswell
Elder
Growth in Barnesville Buildings Spur Watchers
Work is advancing on the Hanson-Crawley Company Kennedy's warehouse and the Stafford Blalock warehouse. The rapid construction signals Barnesville's growth with more projects expected, inviting residents to observe the town's expansion and future development.
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Hanson—Crawley Co
Kennedy's Warehouse
Stafford & Blalock
Barnesville
Debtors Ordered to Settle Accounts of Clark Physicians
J. J. Rogers, attorney, announces the books of Drs. Clark and Clark and of Dr. B. J. Clark deceased are in his hands for collection. Indebted parties must call at his office to settle promptly as collections will be pressed.
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Drs. Clark & Clark
B. J. Clark
J. J. Rogers
Morris Jacobs
First New Bale of Cotton Sold in Barnesville
The first new cotton bale reached Barnesville on Monday with three bales in town. E W Brazier led, T M Haygood and R C Matthews followed. Brazier’s bale weighed 510 pounds and sold for 72 cents per pound to J L Kennedy after spirited bidding. Kennedy paid for the bale, signaling strong market support.
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Barnesville
E. W. Brazier
T. M. Haygood
R. C. Matthews
Young Lady Mabel Holmes Died in Barnesville
Miss Mabel Holmes daughter of Rev J F Holmes died Wednesday after weeks of fever and universal sorrow followed. Funeral held Thursday at Methodist church with tributes from Rev W S Stevens and Dr Rolfe Hunt. Burial was in the Methodist cemetery. The Gazette extends sympathy to the Holmes family.
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Barnesville
Mabel Holmes
J. F. Holmes
Methodist Church
W. S. Stevens
Rolfe Hunt
Elder improving after illness in Florida
Mr. Clifton Elder, previously ill in Tampa and hospitalized at Fort McPherson, is improving rapidly from a severe fever. A member of the Second Regiment in Captain Howard's company, his Barnesville friends hope for a swift recovery.
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Clifton Elder
Tampa
Fort McPherson
Barnesville
Elder
Howard
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Health and Energy
The text argues health comes from proper treatment not forcing a sick horse to race. It claims bicycling helps healthy people and harms the unhealthy, and promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to restore appetite, blood quality, liver function, and overall vigor. Testimonials claim cure of constipation and prostate irritation with six bottles and pellets.
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Dr. Pierce
J. N. Arnold
Gandy, Logan Co
Neb
Barnesville gains fullownership of Oxford Knitting Mill
The Oxford Knitting Mill in Barnesville is now completely owned by local investors J. C. Collier and W. M. Howard. Howard serves as secretary and treasurer with active management, while Collier acts as president. The plant, a leading South textile site, produces men and women’s underwear and ships steadily nationwide.
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Oxford
Barnesville
New York
J. C. Collier
W. M. Howard
South
THE
Gazette
Howard
Deavours Heads to New York to Replenish Barnesville Penny Racket Stock
Mr J R Deavours left Friday for New York City to buy a large stock of goods for the Barnesville Penny Racket, of which he is the popular proprietor. He has built a successful business and strong social standing since coming to Barnesville.
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J. R. Deavours
New York City
Barnesville
Deavours
New Superintendent Takes Charge at Stafford-Huguley Hosiery
E L Holland arrives in Barnesville to assume the role of superintendent at the Stafford Huguley Hosiery Co. from Maine with extensive industry experience. He praises the mill’s flourishing condition and continuous operation to meet orders while noting the leadership of George E Huguley as president and F M Stafford as secretary.
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E. L. Holland
Barnesville
Stafford-Huguley Hosiery Co
Holland
Maine
Stafford- Huguley Mill
Geo. E. Huguley
F. M. Stafford
Anderson Buys Christmas Goods In Macon
Mr. D. L. Anderson traveled to Macon Monday to meet a Baltimore representative and place his order for Christmas goods. He secured a fine line expected to please the trade, with Dr. W. A. Wright’s store set to offer the popular prices when purchases are made.
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D. L. Anderson
Macon
Baltimore
Anderson
W. A. Wright
Stafford Brothers Prospect New York Purchasing Trip
Messrs W C and F M Stafford leave for New York City to buy a full fall and winter stock for J W Stafford & Sons. They are experienced buyers. the trip should last about ten days and is expected to profit the firm.
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Messrs. W. C
F. M. Stafford
New York City
J. W. Stafford & Sons
Improvement of Miss Florrie Elder Revealed
The Gazette reports Miss Florrie Elder’s recovery from illness after several weeks of sickness. She has nearly fully recovered and plans to resume social visits with her friends, continuing to be one of Barnesville’s popular young ladies.
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the Gazette
Florrie Elder
Barnesville
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Edgar L. Rogers
Kennedy
Mr. Elder
Pierce
Golligr .and
Howard Bay
Oxford Underwear
Florrie
Blackburn
J. H. Bate & CO
J. H. Bate & CQ
Moftis Jagons
Madras
Wey
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