In Memoriam for Dee Crider Daniel in 1912 Atlanta
Dee Crider Daniel, born May 22 1870 in Clebourn County Alabama, died April 13 1912 in Atlanta Georgia after an operation. She married Frank Daniel November 28 1889 and leaves seven children, a husband, parents, and relatives. Her sister-in-law Mrs O C Reid writes a heartfelt obituary urging faith and courage.
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Dee
A. J. Crider
Clebourn County
Ala
Atlanta
Frank
John R. Daniel
Primitive Baptist Church
New Hope
Cullman County
George Holcomb
Concord
Carroll County
In Memory of Little Ocey King
Obituary notice for Ocey King born August 11 1908 who died after burns suffered February 22 and lingered six weeks. Parents Mr and Mrs E M King shown with consoling scripture and community support. Signed S K B for the family.
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Little Ocey King
E. M King
Ocey
Betas
Little Ocey
S.K.B
Rainy Season Brings Crops Behind in Zion County
The Zion section endures heavy rains hindering crops. Dr. Lewis sees many visitors with seventeen buggies at his yard suggesting he is in high demand. A 16 year old Warren boy broke a leg after a wagon accident. Dr. Lewis treated him. News also notes a death near Mandeville, a flood of marriages, and the passing of school commissioner Mr. Travis. Effie Ford's condition mentioned with Dr. Lewis summoned.
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George Warren
Warren
Lewis
Mandeville
Sale of Cotton Seed At 75 Cents Per Bushel
About 50 bushels of Brown's No 1 cotton seed ginned privately in first class condition offered for sale at 75 cents per bushel. For details contact John Burson at Maple Street Warehouse or A C Hale.
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Brown
John Burson
Maple Street
A. C. Hale
Roosevelt Loses States as Taft Wins Delegates in New York and Indiana
Roosevelt carries few New York delegates amid chaotic ballots and strong Taft control in Indiana. New York results show Roosevelt with about seven of ninety delegates. Taft allies dominate Indiana's state convention. Roosevelt denounces Taft methods as scandalous and leaves for the West.
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Taft
New York
Indiana
Roosevelt
West
New York City
New York State
Indianapolia
Riot in Rock Island Ends in Shots and Killings
A riot tied to politics in Rock Island Illinois left three dead and nine wounded as Mayor Senriver ordered police to open fire on opponents. Guards helped police control a crowd of about five hundred after attackers stormed the police headquarters. twelve lay injured on the ground. A second report notes 82 men killed in a gas explosion at Jed Coal and Coke mine in Welch West Virginia with eleven escaping, one dying soon after.
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Rock Island
Senriver
Schriyer
Fred
Welch
Jed Coal and Coke Company
Jed
W. Va
Chicago Packers Cleared in Sherman Antitrust Case
A jury in United States District Judge Carpenter's court found the Chicago Packers not guilty of violating the Sherman antitrust law. District Attorney Wilkerson refused to comment on further beef packing industry investigations. The verdict followed a 19 hour jury deliberation.
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Chicago
United States
Carpenter's Court
Wilkerson
A Lesson We Must Learn About Hog Farming
The Progres sive Farmer urges farmers to cut reliance on costly feeds and instead grow two annual crops of cheap, suitable seeds for hogs. It argues land valued at 15 to 40 dollars per acre can yield as much pork as pricier hog-raising regions, with mixed rations of corn byproducts and tankage or soybeans when feeding on oats and grasses.
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South
Teach Children the Habit of Correct Speech
Readers share testimonials praising glasses and a physician named Shelfer. Letters urge early speech correction at home, noting benefits for children's grammar and exam work. Customers in Georgia praise eye care and low-cost mounting options.
Good Books For Children Shape Hearts And Minds
A quoted endorsement urges parents to read aloud to children from an early age and foster a lifelong love of literature. It argues reading influences character and provides companionship during lonely times, concluding with a farmer's notice offering $1.00 per bushel for good white milling corn.
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Little Nell
David Copperfield
Mr. Micawber
Rob Roy
Ivanhoe
Marmion
Lillian Brooks Gatlin
Progressive Farmer
J. M. Johnson
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0. C. Reid
MI. Zion
Bremen
Haralson County
Mandeville Mills
Chalmers Summerlin
Sepheniah Shelnutt
Jack Weathington
Griffin, Ga
Mandeville Mills, Fertilizer Division
Carrollton, Ga
Spaldin County
J. B. Hunter
Bushels Griffin
R. FP
J. W. Murphy
D. F. Bunn
Upland
T. J. Biles
J. O. W. Miler
Robi
T. Daniel
Biles
J. C. Miller
Rubi. T. Daniel
Superior Court
Spalding County
Georgia
Alabama
Carrollon, Ga
Bremen, Ga
Robert Taylor
Tennerace
L. Moore
Bulloch County
L. €. Cruch
Quitman
Dr. Shelfer
J. W. E. Powell
First National Bank
Nashville, Ga
R. Harris
Carrollton, Gp
Dr. Sheffer
C. H. Rust
E. B. Luke
Berrien County, Ga
Dr. Shelter
W.G. Avera
C.S C
Berrin County
Singleton Walker
J. D. Lovett
Bertien County
J. A. F. Broom
Margaret B. Orliff
Register
A. Jowell
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