Millen to Get Modern Hotel and New Wayside Inn Open
Millen to acquire a modern hotel and the New Wayside Inn to be formally opened within a week. The Lane building at Gray and Winthrop streets converted into a first class hostelry as part of the town’s development.
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Millen
Wayside Inn
Gray and
Winthrop Streets
Mrs Monk Funeral Attended by Large Assembly
Rev Williams officiated as a large crowd gathered to honor Mrs Monk. Following services at Reynolds, the remains were taken to Butler for interment in the local cemetery. Pallbearers included B Saunders, C B Marshall, T Whatley, H C Whatley, W J Butler, and C E Benns. G A Goddard & Co. directed the funeral.
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Mr. Williams
E. Barrow
Reynolds
Miss Choice Barrow
Atlanta
W. B. Wilson
M. T. Gaultney
J J Windham Butler
J. S. Byrd
J. A. Smith
Talbotton
H S. Wall Mauk
C. D. McInvale
H. E. Saylor
Martha Peterman
G. Z. Young
J W. Musslewhite
W. I. Jordan
D. E. Peterman
B F, Allman
Rupert
E. H. Perkins
Howard
L. A. Eubanks
C. C. Bryan
Gray Hicks
I. H Kirksey
Frank Musslewhite
W M. Parker
Dent
W. L. Blackmon
M. J Hobbs
B. S. Warren
Eliza Watson
Mauk
G. L. Williams
Americus
Mattie Daniel
G. W. Ray
Butler
J. N. Sumner
Sylvester
W. T. Byrd
Fort Valley
J. G. Dugger
Macon
B. W. Smith
Thomaston
T. H. Persons
J. K. Wimberly
C F. Adams
Ft. Worth
Texas
T. W. Wilson
Ellaville
Eubanks profits from peanuts and local camaraderie
The article notes eight acres of peanuts on Mr. Eubanks farm yielding four and a half tons and 382.50 dollars at 85.00 per ton, with a neighboring farmer also netting 2,500.00 from 30 tons on 40 acres. It highlights diversification and community letters about subscriptions and local visitors including MR. B. F. ALLMON and MR. & E. BARROW in Reynolds.
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Eubanks
Tom Houston Company
Columbus
Tom Houston
Georgia Daughters Report On Confederate Veteran Affairs
Mrs. Bankston outlines Georgia Division UDC activities including pension lobbying, Children of the Confederacy progress, and records recovery. She notes efforts by Mrs. Ormer, Mrs. McKenzie, and Mrs. Perdue, plus museum and educational projects at Liberty Hall, Bartow Memorial, and Winnie Davis Hall. The piece highlights fund totals, aid to the Soldiers Home, and ongoing preservation goals.
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Beasie
Staffords
Constitution
Atlanta Journal
Augusta Chronicle
Associated Press
Georgia
United Confederate Veterans of Georgia
Freeman
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Capitol
Veterans, Sons of Veterans and Daughters
W. A. Ormer
Ormer
W. H. McKenzie
R. W Mays
Lithonia
E. A. Caldwell
Mrs. Perdue
Mas. McAllister
Mildred Rutheford
Millie
Irving Thomas
Moultrie
Crawfordville
Alex Stephens
Liberty Hall
St. Vernon
South
Francis Bartow
Rabun Gap- Nacoochee
Emily Hendree Park
Winnie Davis
South Georgia Normal School
Valdosta
C. S. Acquires Thomaston Bank in Atlanta Announcement
The Citizens and Southern National Bank of Atlanta announces acquisition of Thomaston Banking Company of Thomaston Ga. The Thomaston bank shows capital and surplus of 241000 with assets of 1440853.31 as of Oct 4. Board additions include William Murphey and H L Young. Murphey to chair, Atwater to president.
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Atlanta
Thomaston Banking Company
Thomaston
Citizens and Southern National Bank of Atlanta
H. L. Young
Thomaston Institution
R. E. Hightower, Sr
R. E. Hightower, Jr
J. R., Atwater
R. E. Chatfield
J. C. Jones
William Murphey
Mr. Young
Mr. Murphey
Capt
Jas. R. Atwater
Thomaston Bank
Citizens and Southern
Campaign notes on library donations and club efforts
The chairman Mrs Walter Coleman reports 358 books placed in two libraries this year as contributions. One hundred seventy six valued at over 19000. Loan funds total 14145. The president stressed causes, endorsed Georgia products dinners, and supported malaria aid. Duties included issuing 2000 letters, publishing the Calendar, and distributing convention literature and certificates.
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Georgia
Generel Convention
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Tice Arrested for Cotton Larceny After Trust
B S Tice, formerly living on C D McInvale’s farm, was arrested in Columbus Tuesday and jailed on a warrant from McInvale accusing Tice of larceny after trust in the sale of two bales of cotton Tice allegedly disposed of.
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W. E. Bennett
Columbus
Bennett
Ellaville
Oscar Miles
B. S. Tice
C. D. McInvale
Mr. McInvale
Tice
History of Taylor County Origin and Namesake
In an 1876 Columbus Weekly Times reprint, John H. Martin details Taylor County’s 1852 organization and its naming for President Zachary Taylor. It recounts his Virginian birth, Whig ties, military service, and the 1849 California statehood push, plus the Omnibus Bill and his death in 1850.
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Columbus Weekly Times
Perithel
John H. Martin
Taylor County
Taylor
White House
Ft.Harrison
California
Fillmore
National Whig Convention
Times
Houston County
White Republican party to be organized in the South
Judge E. E. Calloway Florida Republican leader predicts a militant Lilly-white movement to reorganize the party across the South with limited membership and the aim of forming a strong white Georgian faction aided by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union the Anti Saloon League and the Ku Klux Klan. A conference of white Republican leaders in Atlanta was announced for an Atlanta meeting to push the southwide plan.
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Atlanta
South
Judge E. E. Calloway
Florida
Judge Calloway
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ku Klux Klan
Washington
No greater luxury than a friend who understands you
A brief reflection on the priceless value of true friendship. The quote highlights how understanding and supportive friends provide comfort, trust, and emotional security in everyday life.
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