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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1892
Page
2
A fragment from a colonial era column mocks politics as multiple candidates seek office while roads degrade and prices rise. It notes many applicants for office, questions public works, and mentions subscription pleas and a campaign dinner speaker.
A monthly publication named Tam Moicha Sran edited by Peter showcases a questionable content mix. It operates in White County Georgia and is criticized for failing to align with established scholarly standards in psychology and occult topics as the Morning Star periodical remains the referenced benchmark.
The report claims a small clique ran the convention on the 19th, but the executive committee and nearly all candidates deny the charge. The gathering included men from every district, mostly farmers and Democrats, who supported the slate and rejected ring influence with honesty.
County School Commissioner Kyte announces applications for teacher licenses. The notice hints two additional examination subjects likely to be added, History and The Constitution, expanding the ongoing testing for educators.
The speaker argues for higher teacher licensing requirements in Georgia to ensure moral standing, mental ability, and practical teaching knowledge. They advocate a standard so strict that a Georgia license could be accepted in any state, signaling advancement in public schools.
A letter from Atlanta lauds State Senator Renator Reaves for a strong legislative record. It notes his prompt attendance, committee work, and advocacy for farmers and working people, asserting his faithful representation for the district.
A column lauds the valiant Workers at Young Harris and invites readers to contribute articles on the subject. The piece emphasizes open reception for writings and honors local efforts.
A new district named Chatta hoochee has been formed from Na coochee district. It includes areas around the headwaters of Dukes creek and the Chattahoochee river. A voting precinct will be at the Hiawassee junction with the Nacoochee Clarksville road. A special election for Justice of the Peace and bailiffs is set for the 17th inst. Candidates: five for J P and eight for constable. The district will ease long travel for distant residents.
A lyrical fragment expresses longing and romantic imagery. The speaker imagines a distant beloved and asks the gulf winds to send a rose to comfort the heart, granting a fervent, almost ecstatic homage. The verse blends nature, travel, and devotion with yearning and beauty.
A brief item urges residents to seek help when in town, inviting contact with local services or officials for assistance. The note emphasizes accessibility and readiness to respond to inquiries or requests.
Soldiers of Honor and Juvenile Temple in Ga organize a Juvenile Temperance Society led by Mrs Boyd and Mr Quillian. Pupils vow to oppose intoxicants tobacco profanity pledging to spread temperance, urging towns and villages to form societies and work with zeal for a sober future.
Advertises Shiloh's Vitalizer as a guaranteed remedy for indigestion constipation dizziness loss of appetite and foul coming up of the food. Sold by Sutton and Pitchford in Cleveland Georgia.
The piece highlights J P Blaize narrowly escaping pneumonia after a storm, crediting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for quick relief. It cites Sutton & Pitchford as sellers and notes other medical ads for Diphtheria cures, catarrh remedies, and Ayer products, with multiple testimonials and local notices.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to treat coughs and consumption with Shilohs Cure and Shilohs Porous Plaster. It claims over a million bottles sold last year and targets mothers, urging timely use to prevent serious illness. Sutton & Pitchford are listed as sellers.
The State School Commissioner schedules a general examination for teacher license on Saturday December 17 in Cleveland White county Ga. Registrants should meet by 8 a.m. The Constitution and History may be added to the exam. Dated November 29 1892. Respectfully C H Kyrtze C S C
AML persons indebted to Sutton and Pitchford are urged to settle their accounts by December 1 to avoid costs of collection.
All persons indebted to the undersigned as a firm or individuals must settle within 80 days. Those failing to pay will have their notes and accounts sent to John J. Kinsey and J. Wel Underwood for collection. We have sold our business at Parks to Re TP Kenmer, Staron & Cunris.
Sale notice urges readers to order election tickets now to beat a rush. Prices advertised as lowest, with emphasis on prompt submission to secure seats and avoid delays.
A sequence of candidate notices in White County announces runs for Ordinary Sheriff Clerk Superior Court Tax Collector Tax Receiver County Treasurer County Surveyor and Coroner. Officials solicit votes and support from local voters ahead of January elections.
Georgia White County and surrounding notices announce sheriff sales December first Tuesday. Levees describe numerous parcels of land and mineral interests across multiple lots in the 8th 6th 4th districts, including home places with barns and timber rights, levied to satisfy superior court and tax judgments against J Lamb Johnston and E P Williams.
At the same time and place two bay colored horse males about five years old one bay horse mule one black horse mule two years old next spring and one gray horse about twelve years old and unm sizing Leviell in Harriet W Johnston as property under a fifes issued from the Superior Court in favor of E P West. Also at the same time and place a house and lot used as L H Alexander’s store in Mossy Creek District White County, part of the same lot as B A Alexander, now in E A Alexander’s possession, levied on as the property of L H Alexander and to be sold under a mortgage foreclosure from the Superior Court in favor of Hynds & Co. Nov. 10 1899.
Georgia woman Tittania Abernathy wife of Miles Abernathy has applied for exemption and setting apart and valuation of homestead to be passed upon at 12 oclock noon on the 24th day of November 1892 at my office. This Nov 28, 1902. W Bdbell Ordinary.
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