Fruit-Raising Versus Cotton-Raising Predominates
Southerner argues cotton often unprofitable at five cents a pound and urges fruit raising as a smarter alternative. Cites Ozark Plain region in Missouri, Olden Farm in Howell County with 135,000 trees and 1889 receipts, and broader fruit farming growth with 30 000 fruit farms employing 100 000 people. Notes railroads expanding shipping, cheap land from five to fifty dollars per acre, and abundant fruit market prospects. May 23 1896 Liberty Missouri.
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Borror Gazette
South Atlantic
South
Ozark Plaiau
Missouri
America
Howell Co
Kansas City
Ft. Scott
Memphis R. R
Howell
Memphis
St. Louis
We Need a Park for Barnesville
Citizens urge a large public park or resort with pavilion and fountain to provide a pleasant gathering place. They acknowledge the project would cost much and that Barnesville cannot fund such an improvement now.
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Barnesville
Tybee Resort Promises Oceanfront Pleasures and Trains
Tybee offers distinct attractions along the South Atlantic Coast with hotels within 200 yards of the beach and 50 yards from the railway station. Rates range from 2 50 to 15.00 per week, with two named hotels and bath houses near the surf. Bands, boating, fishing, telegraph and mail service keep visitors connected as five to six daily trains run between Savannah and Tybee.
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South Atlantic
L'Ybee
Chae. F. Graham
South End
Old “Cottage Club
Western Union
Savannah
Tybee
Summer Visitors At Barnesville Attract City Guests
It is expected many people will come to Barnesville to spend the summer months. A better purer climate cannot be found. It is never too hot, there is a cooling breeze, and the water is fine with no malaria. Good society and other inducements invite visitors seeking a pleasant summer location.
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Barnesville
Tournament in July for G. L. Summers Hook and Ladder Fire Co
The G L Summers Hook and Ladder Fire Co plans a July 15 tournament inviting visiting companies. Fifty dollars in prizes will be offered and organizers expect an interesting time. The company has rendered valuable service to the city since its organization and hopes for a great event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Summers Hook and Ladder Fire Co
Hook and Ladder Co
Browey Announces Candidacy for Pike Tax Receiver
W P Browey declares his bid for Tax Receiver of Pike County in the Democratic primary on June 6. He thanks supporters for past favors and asks for help in the present race.
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Pike County
W. P. Browey
G Joxpan Announces Candidacy for Pike County Commissioner
Through the solicitation of friends H G Joxpan announces as a candidate for commissioner of Roads and Revenues of Pike County subject to the democratic primary June 6.
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Pike County
H. G. Joxpan
J B Mattens Announces Candidacy for Clerk of the Superior Court
J B Mattens announces his candidacy for Clerk of the Superior Court subject to Democratic Primary action on June 6. He thanks supporters and pledges to discharge the duties diligently. Dated April 21, 1896.
Fire Destroys Residence on Railroad Avenue
At 12 30 Monday the alarm sounded and the Jeff Davis and Hook and Ladder companies responded. A house on Railroad Avenue owned by Monroe Laseter and occupied by a Black woman burned. Cause unknown and loss not substantial.
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Jeff Davis
Hook and Ladder
Railroad Avenue
Monroe Laseter
Democratic Party Candidate for Treasurer in Pixe County
B S Akin announces candidacy for Pixe County Treasurer seeking Democratic Party support. He pledges to be an efficient officer if elected and asks friends for their backing.
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Pixe
Democratic Party
B.S. Akin
Barnesville Gazette Card Verifies Sheriff Candidate Claim
In Barnesville on May 23 1896 officials certify that a circulating hand bill for sheriff candidate FE Rose is identical to the original, after comparing the original and published copy. Signers include J W Starrorp Jno T Hunt J W Aiaurowenr E L Rogers J F Tayror J J Roeers Epwarp Evper.
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Barnesville
FE. W. Rose
J. W. Starrorp
Jno
T. Hunt
J. W. Aiaurowenr
E. L. Rogers
J. F. Tayror
J. J. Roeers
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Remarkable Blood Purifier
A testimonial extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as unequaled for purifying and enriching blood with extraordinary cures and record sales. The narrator recalls a seven year old son struck by rheumatic fever and severe illness, noting sores and presumed hopelessness before healing.
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Hood
Apa L. Moopy
Fay Street
Lynn
Mass
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Andrew Female College Commencement Invites Issued
Invitations issued for the Andrew Female College at Cuthbert with Rev. Homer Bush A M as president. Exercises run May 29 through June 3 as Barnesville residents take interest since a son of Barnesville is college president.
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Andrew Female College
Cuthbert
Homer Bush
A. M
Barnesville
Cone
County Treasurer Seeks Democratic Nomination Support
A candidate petitions party backing for the county treasurer post and pledges to act as a faithful officer, asking friends for assistance in securing the nomination and public service commitment.
E W Ross Seeks Pike County Sheriff Office
A candidate letter from E W Ross dated April 6 1896 requests the Democratic party and Pike County citizens support for his election as sheriff. He pledges faithful discharge of duties and respectful solicitation of votes from local residents.
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Pike County
E. W. Ross
Pike County Ordinary Candidate Announces Primary Date
A candidate for the office of Ordinary of Pike County declares intent to run in the Democratic primary on June 6, 1896. The notice names the author as a contestant for the local county seat.
Cadets defeat Griffin team in campus baseball game
A Saturday afternoon game on the institute campus saw the Cadets beat Griffin 31 to 9 in five innings. Sanford and Sanford pitched for the Cadets while Davis and Hale handled pitching for Griffin. The lively contest showed the Cadets clearly stronger from start to finish.
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Institute
Gordon Institute
Griffin
Griffin Boys
Sanford and
Sanford
Davis and
Hale
Somons Seeks Pike County Tax Receiver Post
Notice states G. A. Somons announces his candidacy for Tax Receiver of Pike County under the Democratic party platform of competency and faithful performance of duty.
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Pike County
Democratic Party
G. A. Somons
Alteratives Restore Health Through Organs And Tissues
Medicines called alteratives change organ and tissue action to restore health. Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites is one such remedy. It contains iodine and bromine and aims to lift you from below par health to strength and vitality.
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Scott
Agian Caeare
Rae Hika
Bank Statements From Barnesville and New South Savings
Publisher presents a bank condition statement praising Barnesville Savings Bank and New South Savings Bank. Presidents Cotter and Rogers, cashiers Powell and Huguley, are described as shrewd and capable, with both banks depicted as solid and sound in all respects.
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Barnesville Savings Bank
New South Saving’s Bank
Cotter
Powell
Rogers
Huguley
Irttr Bank
Qare
Fir
Howet Seeks Pike County Tax Collector Office
S A Howet presents his name to Democratic voters of Pike County for the Tax Collector bid and asks for support. The notice emphasizes his candidacy and request for votes from the local electorate.
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Pike County
S. A. Howet
We ll Stick You Walking Cane Sign Appeals to Passersby
Messrs Butler and Deavours at the Rouss Rackett Store display a walking cane stuck through a pasteboard box bearing the slogan We ll stick you for 25c. The clever sign attracts attention as a strong local advertisement.
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Messrs
Butler & Deavours
Messrs Builer & Deaveurs
Candidate announces for county office in Pike County
In a brief declaration, Tuos J Buastn comes forward as a candidate for ordinary of Pike County subject to the Democratic primary on June 6. He pledges faithful and honest service if nominated and elected.
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Pike County
Tuos. J. Buastn
Pike County Tax Receiver Candidate Announces Primary Run
A candidate announces for Tax Receiver of Pike County subject to the Democratic primary on June 6. The speaker asks for public support and pledges a faithful discharge of duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike County
Pike County Democratic Primary County Commission Slates
A group announces candidacy for Pike County commissioners subject to the Democratic primary. They seek public endorsement and pledge faithful attention to county business. Signatories include J. J. Capenear E. C. Axi and J. T. Treva.
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Pike County
Revival at Baptist Church Sees Thirteen Additions
The meeting at the Baptist church closed Thursday night with thirteen additions to the church. The entire membership experienced revival as the two week gathering continued. Dr. J. M. Brittain served as preacher throughout the sessions.
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Baptist Church
J. M. Brittain
Heap announces candidacy for county commissioner
K J M Heap declares intention to run for county commissioner in the upcoming primary on June 6. He thanks supporters in advance for their backing.
Treasurer of Pike County Pledges Faithful Duty
A candidate voice from Pike County pledges faithful discharge of duty if elected in the Democratic primary. W. A. Mircuett signs the note, addressing voters with formal respect.
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Pike County
W. A. Mircuett
Owen Seeks Democratic Nomination for Pike County Representative
B M Owen announces candidacy for Representative of Pike County subject to the Democratic primary on June 1. Hollonville Ga May 11 1896.
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B. M. Owen
Hollonville, Ga
Carson Announces Candidacy for Pike County Tax Receiver
John J Carson files to run in the Democratic primary on June 6 for the Pike County Tax Receiver position. He signs the notice respectfully and submits his candidacy.
Jno L Banks Seeks Democratic Primary Tax Collector
The announcement names Jno L Banks as a candidate for Tax Collector in the Democratic Primary on June 6. He runs to win the office in the upcoming election.
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Jno
Treasurer Candidate Seeks Support in Pike County Primary
W. T. Lirsey declares candidacy for Treasurer in Pike County Georgia under the Democratic primary. He asks for assistance and pledges loyalty to the party’s voice.
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FGR
Pike County
W. T. Lirsey
Commencement Preparations Highlight Institute Program
Students at the Institute practice for commencement as drills dramas cantatas and other entertainments are prepared. Faculty aim to present an attractive program with unusual care in selection to entertain the audience.
Picnics Draw Large Crowds at Fredonia Tobler and Potts Mill
Three picnics were held last Saturday at Fredonia Tobler and Potts Mill. Large crowds attended each event and reports say everyone enjoyed themselves. Each occasion was a great success with elegant dinners and orderly conduct throughout.
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Fredonia
Tobler
Potts’ + Mill
Local Hero Captures Outlaw Delk Near Senoia
Mr J H McWilliams, credited with capturing Tom Delk near Senoia, is celebrated in Zebulon this week. A crowd gathers to hear his tale of the capture and his anticipated reward for the outlaw’s capture.
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J. H. McWilliams
Tom Delk
Senoia
Zebulon
Delk
McWilliams
Preaching at Tabernacle Next Sunday at 11
Rev. T. H. Timmons will preach at Tabernacle church next Sunday at 11 o'clock. There will be no preaching at this church on Saturday.
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T. H. Timmons
Tabernacle Church
Streets in Barnesville Seen in Fine Order
Barnesville streets are in excellent repair with few holes and weed overgrowth noted. Chief Willis keeps the streets in tip top shape while Chairman W. M. Howard is praised for his work and interest in the improvements.
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Barnesville
Willis
W. M. Howard
Gunshot Rescue Theory from Garfield Era
The note argues that Roentgen rays would have saved President Garfield in 1881 by locating a bullet deep in the body, suggesting modern imaging removes diagnostic difficulties and enables precise internal positioning.
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Garfield
Cash and Bank Balances and Expenses Summary
Notes and Bills Discounted 30760.71 Overdrafts Secured Cotton 16469.05 Due from Banks and Bankers in this State 11602.87 in other States CASH ON HAND 2060.00 and Pennies 587.56 Total 7.56 Currency Silver including Nickles Current Expenses 2255.99
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J. H. Simntons
Liberty
Georgia
W. J. Vandivere
C. R. R. Barnesville
W.F. Surtiuman
J.C. Hatze
J. B. Mattens
Howard
J. J. Capenear
E. C. Axi
J. T. Treva
K. J.M. Heap
Red Cross
Johnson
Red Cross Society
Johnson & Johnson, Manufacturing Chemists
New York
Hero
Tabernacle
Barnesville, Ga
Resources
Helen Baie
Nia Igh Chen
Ig Ocalelee
New South Savings Bank
Poubétat
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