Corrections Sought On Pike County Alcohol Notice
Muer Ga May 30 The Barnesville Gazette carries two errors in the notice of a local bill to regulate sale of alcoholic spirits in Pike County. The notice should state regulate sale not voters and correct the phrase those manufacturing or having made such spirits to those manufacturing or having such spirits made. The writer asks for plain corrections and notes Milner and community support the measure as a middle ground.
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Milner
Joan BE
Gardner
Pee
Union Academy to reopen June 15
The article reports that Professor John Brooks’ Union Academy will not open until June 15. It describes local news from multiple Georgia communities including farm conditions, fence laws, elections on prohibition, and social events, with updates on crops, livestock, health, and local disputes.
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CarkeKer
John Brooks
Union Academy
Y. Legg
T. G. Beckham
Pauline L. Reeves
H. G. Simmons
Liffeyville
Upson
Prohibition
General Assembly
All-Day Singing Draws Large Bethlehem Church Crowd
An all-day singing at Bethlehem Church attracted many visitors from Thomaston and surrounding counties. W. J. McCaslan, W. T. Caraway, A. Y. Harris, Frank Stafford, Jack Blalock, Walter Blalock, Tom Stephens and others attended. A splendid dinner followed and the singing was enjoyed by all. The writer hopes to send news weekly.
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Bethlehem Church
Thomaston
W. J. McCaslan
W.T. Caraway
A. Y. Harris
Frank Stafford
Jack Blalock
Walter Blalock
Tom Stephens
Speech by Hon R B Reppard Impresses Forsyth Audience
Forsyth news notes a lively address by Hon R B Reppard president of Mont Eagle and the state Sunday school association, described as full of vim and life and memorable for local children. The item also covers a hospitalized Mrs Judge R P Trippe, upcoming commencements, a fruit evaporating enterprise expansion, and court actions in Monroe Superior Court.
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R. B. Reppard
The
Mont Eagle
State Sunday School Association
Monroe
Wright
Head— Bridges
Supreme Court
Messrs
John I. Hall
W. A. Lofton
T. B Cabaniss
W. D. Stone
Parker's Hair Balsam Proves Effective Says New York Letter
A reader from West Fifty third Street New York writes that Parker's Hair Balsam stopped hair loss covered bald spots and made hair thicker softer and livelier than before illness. The note thanks the product and praises its results.
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Parker
Willis returns from Florida as crops improve
The Miner notes W H Willis coming back from Florida and planning a fall return. Crops show improvement after rains while Miss E Huddleston travels from Monroe county to Harperaville for a time with relatives. J M McBride, once marshal here, dies and is buried with Masonic honors leaving a wife and three children. June 1 entry mentions cotton stands, grass and weeds, a healthy Sunday school, Uncle Abe Allen’s long sabbath school service, praise for Organized Farmer, and a fierce pledge to oppose liquor traffic in the county.
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John Lifsey
T. J. Slade
W. F. Laster
J. H. Lifsey
Meansville
Young Men’s Society
Blosser
Mt. Gilead
Here
Hattie Wilson
Hollowville
M. R. Hagan
Washington Co
Herod
Sherod
Carlisle P. Behman
Behman
Okefenokee Swamp
Georgia
Blackburn
Shehee
Henrietta Collins
Washington Do
Pike County
Bluff Springs
Jones County
Jones
Billy Williams
Slade
Superior Court
Savannah
Zebulon
Chariton
Toblers Creek
Upson
Barnesville
Florida
Texas
Miner
W. H. Willis
E. Huddleston
Monroe County
Harperaville
J. M. McBride
Gazette
Abe Allen
Orchard Hill Sabbath Singing Draws Unseen Crowds in June
Oronako Hi June 11 reports a grand all day Orchard Hill singing with an unusually large orderly crowd. Mr Hemphill opened with a psalm and remarks on Sabbath sanctity while Miss Ed Doe of Griffin accompanied on the organ. T J Williamson of Barnesville led the music at 10, with Mullins of Milner and Miss Estelle Cauthen also performing.
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Oronako
Orchard Hill
Hemphill
Lord
Ed Doe
Griffin
Milner
Williamson
Estelle Cauthen
Alice Brooks
Dr. Martin of
Genevive Hemphill
Pan
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Thomaston Versus Barnesville Baseball Upset Ends Slow Week
In Thomaston on Saturday, Barnesville defeated Thomaston 197 to 8 at The Rock. Meanwhile local iron mills in Pittsburg and the West halted operations Saturday night as producers and workers failed to agree on a price scale.
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Barnesville
the Rock
Thomaston
Pittsburg
West
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