Governor Brown Faces Campaign Deception Over Bonds
Georgia Farmers’ Union press reports allege Brown campaign circulars misstate his messages, omitting a $600,000 bond recommendation. The record shows Brown favored bonds to fund schools and criticizes his administration for alleged omissions and misleading promises amid a heated 1910 political fight.
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Brown
Georgia
Brend
Bonds
Gouvernor
General Assembly
House
Senate
New Lebanon Church at Lowell Closes After Pleasant Meeting
New Lebanon The church at Lowell closed last Friday after a very pleasant meeting enjoyed by a large attentive congregation. Fourteen members were added to the church nine by profession of faith and baptism. The editor offers a personal note on reform through gentlemanly discussion and courteous argument.
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Lowell
New Lebanon
Cham berlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
The remedy claims to be the world’s most successful medicine for bowel complaints and has relieved pain and suffering while saving lives. Advertises as invaluable for both children and adults and sold by W L Wortr.
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W. L. Wortr
Harris Hardware Co Fruit Jars and Freezer Offer
The Harris Hardware Co advertises Fruit Jars Rubbers Ice Cream Freezer and Hammock inviting customers to phone for orders and delivery details.
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Harris Hardware Co
Governor Hoke Smith Two Year Accomplishments
Summary of Governor Hoke Smith's record, detailing disfranchisement of Black voters, registration shifts, expanded railroad regulation, fare reductions saving Georgians about a million dollars annually, reform of rail shippers complaints, end of free passes, election expense publishing, limits on early primaries, a new registration law, abolition of the convict lease system, cost savings on a proposed prison farm, establishment of Juvenile Courts and parole system, state sanitarium and school fund boosts, timely teacher payments, higher railroad taxes, arbitration during the Georgia Railroad strike, and steadfast, principled, practical leadership without bond issues.
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Brown
Railroad Commission
Smith
Georgia
Lyn
Railroad Commisnion
Central
Southern Railway
Atlantic Coast
Gewikt4
Hallroad Commission
Joseph M. Brown
Wimberly
Prison Commission
Treasury
Hoke Smith
In Memory of Miss Mattie Whitehead
Obituary note for Mattie Whitehead born February 14 1891 married to Cleve Horton February 20 1910 died July 13 1910. She had not joined a church but was converted. Her family mourns, recalls her kindness and devotion as wife daughter sister and neighbor and urges others to seek Christ before death.
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Mattie Whitehead
Cleve Horton
Old Tallapoosa Primitive Baptist Church
Christ
Mattie
God
Mamma
Death
Physician Ad for W H Bishop in Carrollton Georgia
W H Bishop physician and surgeon offers prompt calls day and night. Residence Cedar Street phone 139. Office in West Building upstairs in room once used by Dr J F Cole. Phone 311. Carrollton Georgia.
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Cedar St
West Building
J. F. Cole
Carrollton
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