Barnesville Growth Demands City Wide Push
A 1890s Barnesville booster letter urges continued public works and private investment to reach a 10 000 population goal. Residents call for street improvements water and power stability, more factories and houses, a new ice plant, rail access, and a stronger daily gazette funded by merchants.
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Gordon Institute
Barnesville
Congress
Epoar L. Rogers
W.O. Marshburn
Barnesville 1898 plans urge slow growth and street work
Readers urge city improvements in 1898 including turnpiking streets sidewalks on Main, grading a hillside, building a guard house, and improving water works and lighting while fostering local industry and prudence. Community voices call for a board of trade, library upgrades, and sanitary focus.
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Board of Health
W. M. Howard
Main Street
John Taylor
Brown Avenue
Board of Trade and Merchants League
Middle Georgia
Barnesville
Gordon Institute
J. C. Couter
City Council
Zebulon Street
John Middlebrooks
Bank
Congregational Methodists
FE. R. Carswell
Marshall
Gordon Institute Past Term Aims for Continued Progress
The Gordon Institute reports a productive term with reorganized schedules and specialized teaching aims. Teachers gained planning periods, student recitations were streamlined, and graduation standards tightened. The institute celebrates strong primary programs led by Mrs Rogers and colleagues, pledging continued systemwide improvements.
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Gordon Institute
Rogers
West
McCullough
Turner
Photographer Offers Crayon Portraits At 85 Cents
Gro W Grice invites customers to visit for enlarged portraits in Crayon or Water Color at 85 cents each. First come first served. sittings are free if no small picture exists. Nationwide orders encouraged around the region.
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Gro
W. Grice
Salvation Oil Promoted As Superior Liniment
A Philadelphia woman Mrs A Fiedler of 2864 Palethorp St endorses Salvation Oil for rheumatism stiff joints bruises and more urging households to keep it on hand. The ad warns against substitutes and touts a price of 25 cents.
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A. Fiedler
Palethorp St
Philadelphia
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G. L. Summers
Brutus
J. F. Howard
ICE Factory and Manufacturing
Yatesville
Zebulon
J. M. Cochrane
D. L. Anderson
Z. T. Evans
A. O. Muruney
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Joan T. MippLep
Literary and Reading Room
John Taylors
Royal
Royal Baking Powder
Golden Opportunity