Rome and Cherokee Georgia local notices July 1874
Fragmented notices from Rome and nearby Georgia discuss a July 11 meeting of savings association composers in Rome, a Waycross farmer’s corn yield claim, upcoming postage rate changes, obituary of Jenoa W. Torhine in Rome, heavy weekend rains damaging railroad tracks and flooding, a court ruling on a $100,000 rail case, and a local appeal for equity in bondholder disputes with Rome taxpayers urged toward fair settlement.
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Bio Farsnoen Savings Association Composers of the Grantgoa
Cherokee
Georgia
North Alabama
Rome
Yeaturday
M. Hull
Underwood
Relutin
Brinbbos
Ibis du
Qeteliaertaaieteen
Woking
Momarmadas
Lesson from New York Editors on Georgia Alabama
The Montgomery Advertiser notes a key lesson from New York editors on Georgia and Alabama showing Georgia’s prosperity under good government while Alabama languishes. It urges renewed effort in political and material reformation to benefit both races and align interests across Alabama. Sixty-two county school commissioners report to the State School Department for fund apportionment. Major Charles Severon, Forrest’s former chief quartermaster and later North Mississippi Internal Revenue collector, died at Holly Springs on the 10th.
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Montgomery
New York
Georgia
Alabama
Chey
State
Maj
Chas, Severon
Gen. Forrest
Collctor
Mississippi
Holly Springs
Gnti
Direct Trade Debate Sparks Southern Urgency in Economic Manifesto
A fragmentary editorial roils against direct European trade, denouncing monopolies, accusing Northern interests of profiting from cotton exports, and urging Southern unity to oppose restrictions. It attacks New York and pil points tied to monopoly gains and warns against policy that would worsen regional economic dependence.
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Houthorn
New York
Wse
Liverpool
Thuir
Mattara
United States
Earth
Murder Trial and Local Legal Debates Stir County
A chaos of reports from Gartoraville Standard details the murder of Cronwell by Staflin near Den Mak, with Creswell as key witness. later updates place the suspect in a Texas valley. Additional items discuss Mormon conflicts, a memory-jogging wife trick, Georgia common schools law, and a robust forecast of a bountiful wheat crop across Tennessee and nearby areas.
Rattlesnake Bite Death and Local Notes from Georgia
Clarke county man dies within ten minutes after being bitten on the calf by a two foot rattlesnake with eighteen rattles and a button. Central Railroad property debated for municipal taxation in Macon. Anderson Jordan pleads guilty to stabbing Moses Brown in Forsyth county last week, severing the facial artery. H Clay Voster of Augusta injured in an accident, now recovering. Col Mark E. Blandford cited as Confederate ex-member seeking Congress from Columbus District. Mrs Westmoreland retiring from the theater field to study in France under Lester Wal l ack of New York. J S Lutmurlina resigns Augusta Christian Church pastorate. Methodists debate liquor at Louisville conference. J Key supports notion. Maj A J Weeale said to face another accident. Howss kicked in the face, injuring front teeth. Life into your old sod offers no hope, suggesting a grim outlook.
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Tey. A
Williamson
Clarke Counly
Lita
Supreme Court
Central Tailroads Company
Macon
Anderson Jordan
Moses Brown
Forsyth County
Clay Voster
Augusta
Mark E. Blandford
Lhe
Confederate Congress
Congress
Columbus
Macon Star
Westmoreland
Jaen
Lutmurlina
Christian Church
Columbia
Louisville
J. & Key
A. J. Weeale
Cartesvillo Standard & Isren
Ma Xaule
Beecher on Behalf and Barbs in Public Faith
A fragment from a New York teletyped letter portrays Henry Ward Beecher as a magnetic yet dangerous force in liberal religion. It praises his eloquence and questions the impact of his influence and alleged scandal, while suggesting reforms to purify the religious sphere. Time wheat harvest has started in Northeastern Kentucky, expected to yield a larger crop than in years past.
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Beecher
New York
Henry Ward Borel
Litton
Tillon
Awerica
Mr. Beecher
Dra
Wilton
Booelier
Luthery
Kentucky
Pleasant Home Life and Notable Notices From Georgia
A fragmented 19th century page urges warm hospitality to keep children tied to home, praising cozy gatherings and cheerful conduct. It reports on Commander Balnavs deep sea findings, Florida Governor Scott, and local Democratic actions in the Seventh District. Also notes Easter college sermon by Bishop Marevin and social observations on family dynamics and manners.
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Democratic Party
Congressionil
Leonenllnel
Teygatte
Cartoraville
Vth
Atlanta Constitution
Opinions of the Press From Cartersville Standard
A Cartersville news brief praises the Cedartown Reookn weekly by Wikle and Co as a fine local paper. It along with Cartersville Sentinel notes the Recorp debut by Wikle and Co as stylish and well printed, hoping it brings readership and success.
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Cartersville Standard
Cedartown
D. Wikle & Cs
Wikle
Cartersville Sentinel
Dik Cenarie Recorp
W. S. D, Wikle & Go
Wikla
Recorp
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Town
Daniel Lott
Waycrous
Ware County
Testig
Jenoa W. B. Torhine
House of
Selina
Dilton
Petor'n Station
Hix
Dalton
Gartoraville
Ceeswell
Stalin
Creswell
Mr. Creswell
Stafin
The
Law
Hns
Texas
Ray Shi
Dhe
Salt Lake City
Mormansein Taya
Morrow
CSAS
Georgiius
Pelivdl Ednasioner
Ted
Suata
Telegraph
Pacific
Atlanta
California
Ncre
Tennessee
Nashville Papers
Tim Hess
Union and American
Davidson County
Knoxville
Nashville
Bey
Balnap
U.S. Navy
Department
Washington
Japan
Bly Bundwwiel
Talaida
Leight
State News
Gov. Scott
Florida
Phephaeeda
Gajnesville
George Lester
Leon Blaweless
Mobile Life
Misiones
Terandall
Gwia
Ronis
Kitelan
Ahora
Pula County
Palunel
Polk County
Aberigin
Jorg
J. W. Hoan & Co
Janeoth
TATE
Ses Wt
Worpord
Lobe
Widda Wofpord & Wikle
Attorneys
Partensviler OA
Cherokee Iron Works
Juventty
Dr. L. 5. Ledbetter
Cedartown, Gn
TS Bit
Olfeice Affelartown
A. L. Davis
John
Allen
Practical Mechanic & Builder
Fedartown, CA
Planter’ 3
HUSP
Cherry St
JH. Bremer
Percomes
Lily Wetter
Colden Bell
Cologne
Barber & Wood
Calartown
Plour ,al Bacon
A. Huntington Pryor
Sowth
Wide Court House
Symrre
Joils
Meriman & CO
Virginia Salt and Master Company
Busines
Firateul
Polk
Burbank & CO
Lambe
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