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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1896
Page
3
An unclear notice from Dawson County announces James M. Disvop as a candidate for the state senator position representing the Dawson County area and surrounding counties and asks voters for support in the upcoming general election. The spelling is garbled but names the candidate and intent clearly.
Delayed Progress prints a day late but notes that Hon Carter Pate will address the public on Tuesday at the meeting venue.
The article notes a reunion attended by many veterans at Bethlehem church with references to "old soldiers" and community turnout. Dr. Oslin of Gainesville visited the city on Monday. Local travel and town visits are mentioned alongside a tragic death near Belt involving a woman named Piss Berry.
The Valley crowds enjoy civil life and a lively atmosphere. A Goshen fishing party reports fine time with many trout. Saccode Juniors lost to Fairfield and beat Chirkesville, with 16 to 5 in the second game. Dr. Tammiend of Macon delivered a strong sermon. Fodder pulling is in full bloom and crops look fine. Woochee Juniors.
Publishers announce The Life and Speeches of Bryan and Seawall with price 25 cents paper 1 dollar cloth. An agent canvass offer with 60 percent commission. Prospectus and circulars available for 80 cents. Also note a Barnitz Pennsylvania girl with stomach distress treated with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
A list of attendees and contributing members from multiple companies and allied units is recorded for the Seventh Annual Reunion of the 52d Georgia Regiment. Names from Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Wisconsin, and other affiliations appear, with officers and surgeons named among the gathered veterans and associated commanders.
The article covers a Confederate veterans gathering in Cleveland Georgia with deaths of W. Baker and J. Thahin noted. It lists officers and speakers including Capt R. R. Ashbury and J. W. Woodward. The program featured music by the Richardson Bros and a benediction by Rev. J. L. Smith. A successor reunion is planned for Dawsonville.
A rapt collection of weekly notes from voters, preachers, traders, and farmers. Mentions Kyte teachers union card, Mason gatherings, suspensions of schools for fodder, sales rep from John Silvey Co., and trips by Judge Hines and Watson. Reports on camp meetings, patients, marches, and political notices from Lumpkin to Dawson counties.
The copy urges readers to stock Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil for summer vitality. It claims the emulsion builds a solid foundation, sustains energy, and acts as a prudent household tonic. Unopened bottles keep indefinitely. after opening, keep cool for weeks.
Grarata announces a district election in Mossy Creek within the 426th District, to be held on an upcoming date, following a petition filed by district citizens and acted on by the legal voters. The notice outlines the election under the local fuel law and refers to the district’s G. M. official.
A missive from Bel vend in the Christian Standard promotes an elegant plated spoon for ten 2 cent stamps. The ad claims quick sales and mentions earning $13 in two Louvre talks, praising the spoon as a household necessity with a back hook to keep it in place.
A partial OCR text notes blood diseases are discussed by a medical expert, with unclear references to names and dates. The fragment suggests concerns about a specific condition and possible health implications but lacks full context.
A letter from a Denver resident extols Dr Mites Heart Cure as a life saver. The writer credits the remedy with relieving heart troubles and improving health, urging others to try it. The note mentions a date sequence and thanks the practitioner for a life changing treatment.
A vintage advertisement touts Baco Cure as a scientific cure for tobacco use. It claims it requires no willpower and won’t disrupt life, with a money back guarantee after three boxes. Testimonials from Clayton Nevada County and other locations are cited, plus price and ordering details.
Notice to creditors and debtors in Gore Waren County lists demands against James Miller. Administrators urge filing claims by the 20th of 1596 and those indebted to Miller estate to pay. An unrelated ad promotes Botanic Blood Remedy and a local voters notice for Blue Rider district fence or stock law election filed by petitioners of 16 freeholders.
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