Crop Prospects Reported Fine Across State Section
The report indicates crop prospects are fine across this section of the state, suggesting favorable growing conditions and strong potential yields for farmers in the area.
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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1896
Page
4
The report indicates crop prospects are fine across this section of the state, suggesting favorable growing conditions and strong potential yields for farmers in the area.
A brief statement from an unnamed sender apologizes to Hon. Thomas EF. Watson on behalf of justice. It asserts Georgia peaches are the best and that he is entitled to the apologies.
Hon. Hoke Smith will speak in Augusta on August 12 in support of the democratic ticket. A trend shows populists returning to the Democratic Party as Georgia towns like Barnesville gain prominence. A cotton tie trust raises prices, farmers face impact, and Sewall tied to vice presidential nomination in the party. J. F. Redding praised as a leading future member of the lower house.
Local voters urged the Democratic ticket to win decisively in the fall elections, stressing a large majority to support the party slate and uphold unity in the community.
Middle Georgia farmers are urged to save and earn by selling cotton and buying goods in Barnesville. The call argues local trade proves profitable if farmers try it.
The text expresses strong expectation that Hon. Robert L Berner will represent the 22nd senatorial district in the next Senate and be elected President of the body.
The piece lauds Hon. Robert L. Berner as state campaign committee chairman, praising his character and services and predicting benefits for Georgia with public support. It states that if people pay debts and save, all classes will rejoice and the county will prosper.
Lucas County case seeks One Hundred Dollars for each incurable case of catarrh. Frank J Cheney swears to pay the amount, sworn December 6, 1886. Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to cure by internal use and blood and mucous action. Sold by druggists for 75 cents through F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
The 22nd Senatorial district convention will meet in Forsyth on Saturday August 8 to nominate a Bibb Pike and Monroe representative. The editors urge the nominee to push a bill amending the state constitution to enlarge the senate and grant counties like Bibb Fulton Chathan Richmond and others their own senator.
A Madison County tragedy is described as a demoniac act where a man killed his wife and children before taking his own life, blamed on whisky. The piece argues alcohol as the root of heinous crime, urges prohibition, and condemns personal liberty in beer and liquor use. It condemns whisky as a great evil needing end to sale and use.
An item extols Barnesville's manufacturing environment noting low costs and favorable conditions. It lists factories including a $150,000 cotton mill a $20,000 underwear knitting mill a $5,000 hosiery mill a $40,000 carriage factory a $30,000 carriage factory a $5,000 shoe factory a $10,000 planing mill a $10,000 underwear knitting mill and a $5,000 harness factory soon to start.
The St Louis Populist convention last week named William Jennings Bryan and Tom Watson as its presidential ticket. Supporters urge replacing Sewall with Watson, arguing for a united free silver platform and justice to all parties backing the ticket.
The Pike County Veterans Association met in Bluff Springs for their annual reunion. Officers were elected and the program included tributes to Confederate leaders, reports by Ladies Memorial Association and Daughters of the Confederacy, a communal meal, and remarks recalling wartime incidents.
The report is adopted and several officers are declared elected. Daughters of the Confederacy are elected to membership by rising vote. Contributions totaling over 18 dollars are noted for Soldiers Monument and paid to the Secretary. The association asks county newspapers to publish today’s proceedings and to publish notices of Confederate Veterans deaths in the past year. The hymn is sung, benediction given, and the body adjourns to its 1897 meeting. Weather is warm and attendance is the largest yet.
Tutt's Pills claim to cure liver ailments and related issues. An endorsement from R. P. Smith of Chilesburg, Virginia asserts twenty years of liver disease resolved by Tutt's Liver Pills.
Richard Manery aged 82 died at his home near Goggansville Friday night from a stroke. He served as Monroe County Sheriff in 1868 and conducted business at Liberty Hill for many years. The funeral was held Saturday at Goggansville with large attendance. Undertaker Summers arranged the interment.
There is a noticeable good spirit among churches, especially in rural districts. The observation is pleasing and reflects a positive religious tone in the community.
Mrs Betsy Osborn died at her Zebulon street home Saturday night after a lengthy illness at age sixty six. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Baptist church conducted by Dr J M Brittain. Interment followed in the Baptist cemetery by Undertaker Smith.
A Chicago Tribune note describes a new air pump that uses water pressure with a reservoir. It targets large bicycle stores and repair shops, offering instant tire inflation once connected and activated. It relies on running liquid to keep air in the reservoir.
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