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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1893
Page
2
The Nebraska statesman criticizes the committee bill reducing tariffs on wool, coal, chamber, salt and iron ore. It lowers sugar duties, elevates no duties on iron ore, and grants broad cuts on steel, cotton, and agricultural implements to aid prairie states and farmers.
A comparison likens farmers selling crops to persistent debt collection by publishers. The farmer gathers 1000 bushels yearly and faces rapid spending, ending with debts and little to show. The piece argues relentless dunning erodes value and questions how long such persistence can last.
Sister Ellen exclaimed God forbid when informed that the present legislature is the most representative and intelligent body since the war. Yet several true men and many of Geo rge Bin's brightest sons join the general assembly.
Milledgeville Chronicle laments the Georgia legislature's defeat of a bill admitting women to Rock College normal school. It calls the move a disgrace, praises women’s wartime educational work, and predicts future progress despite current barriers.
A provincial editor critiques football violence comparing it to brutal sports and mocks elite schools for valuing muscle over intellect. He labels political leaders as windbags and urges the poor to pursue work and self reliance amid social tension.
The article notes farmers expect cheaper wing and ties and a small cut in sugar duties. It argues wool schedule reductions could substantially lower clothing costs and urges the Democrats to pass the bill without flinching, citing Rome Tribune as context.
The Gazette reports a third party paper from Edwardsville Alabama titled The Plow Boy which supports hotheaded Populist rhetoric. An editorial "Jolouie Get Your Gun" calls for every Peoples party member to Shuyaw wit chester and prepare for war. Citizens are urged to weigh the claim.
The North Georgia conference appointments were announced Tuesday night at Gainesville. The Dahlonega district lists M. O.G. Underwood as presiding elder, with C. M. Ledbetter in Dahlonega and W. A. Simmons overseeing Cleveland and Porter Springs. Other assigned names include G. Goldin in Blairsville, D. C. Atkinson and D. Hutchison in Mirjay, and B. R. Seaborn in JonVille. President C. C. Spence of Young Harris College and W. A. Simmons at Mossy Creek Academy are noted along with Blue Ridge High and Blue Ridge Institute figures.
At James Glen’s residence in Nacoochee Valley last Monday Jim Shubert was lowered into a well to clean it. The rope broke about fifteen feet from the bottom, he fell but landed on his feet and avoided serious injury. After securing a new rope he resumed work as if nothing happened.
Bailiff 61 years A N Vandiver of Naeoouchee district in this county was elected constable in January 1848 and re elected January 7 1893. He has held the post every year since first election and next January will complete fifty first year of service. Top suite should retire Uncle Alek on a pension. The Atlin Honudd lives Agiaha under the tune of The Daily News. We concritulate the able minigenent that put it on its feet again so quickly and hope to see the earnest efforts of its editors newly rewarded. We give our readers the Presidents message in supplement frau this week. It is a wise document and worth your perusal whether you were a Cleveland man or not.
After a ferocious cyclone, reports indicate Democrats reevaluated casualties and found the third party Wis the sole victor among political factions. Officials provided no further names or locations.
A concise remark notes that Cleveland mos sibe's intellect matches the width of his knowledge, highlighting a measured assessment of his capabilities.
The remark notes a cold day but questions whether the weather matters now. It suggests little significance to the current conditions or the speaker's view of the day.
A vintage ad touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting laxative with healing virtues. It claims gentle relief from constipation, fevers, and colds, praising its safety and efficacy. The copy notes manufacturing origin in California and urges购买 customers to prefer the genuine bottle with correct labeling.
Public notice of a county auction in Cleveland town involves two parcels. Part of land No 124 in third district, six acres, bounded by public road and neighboring lands, levied for tax claims against CO Blalock and SH Buck. Also another parcel and a lot described with boundaries, levied to satisfy a Superior Court judgment in favor of Wed Dorsey and others. Auction set for the first Monday in January 1898 at the courthouse door.
The Win County court records an application by Henry Be Young and partners to incorporate the Youth Land and Mining Company with rights to acquire lease and operate mines and related facilities. Principal office to be Charleston South Carolina with books and corporate duties outlined, capital structure and stock types described, and legal notices to be served as required.
A price catalog lists children's and misses shoes at 40c per pair, women's polka shoes sizes 3 to 8 at 53c, women's home-made full stock at 60c, men's home-made full stock at 75c, prints and factory checks 4c, shirtings 83-4c, calico and latin rolls at 100, Rome Mille Cimlite 41-2, with quantities noted. The ad features a mix of footwear and fabric items with low unit costs for bulk purchases.
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