Rates of Advertising and Church Services Notice
The Cleveland Progress lists advertising rates at one dollar per inch for first insertion and fifty cents per inch for subsequent insertions with legal ads fixed by law. It notes barrier services every third Sunday and Saturday before 11 o clock, Sunday school each Sunday morning, and invites all, especially non members, to attend. Pastor Joi J Kinsey of Mariopist leads services and Sunday school at 9 percent a.m. and invites attendance. M B Warnis, pastor, also invites attendance at services on the fourth Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joi J
Kinsey
Mariopist
M. B. Warniss
Notices and adverts in a Georgia county paper
A mix of local notices and advertisements mentions Henderson registration, the Wome and Farm subscription, and price offers. It notes Miss Lula Conely and Miss Mattie Conely visiting Miss Belle Henley, Campbell's Book Store in Gainesville for Christmas gifts, and Col J B Redwine helping Yonah Lodge reorganization. Also promotes Black-Draught, Rochester lamp, and various farm implements.
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Lula
Mattie Conely
Belle Henley
Campbell's Book Store
Gainesville
J. B. Redwine
Yonah Lodge
Clemson? Local ads and notices fill Gainesville page
A scattered blend of advertisements and notices from Gainesville. Promotions for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Campbells bookstore highlight family remedies and gifts. Local figures such as Julius Deyton and Tom Bell appear in promotion and campaign context with brief biographical praise.
Westmoreland man recovers from sudden illness
Mr Snryey Westmoreland has recovered from a severe illness suffered last Saturday. Rev. Watkins’ letter reports his safe arrival home in Johnson county. George McAfee seeks the Cleveland district bailiff post, promising to serve with credit. Deadwiser Miller and Curr travel to North Carolina to buy mules for the Southern woakels. Septha Gilstrap’s funeral is set for Mossy Creek church on the fourth Sunday this month, conducted by Rev. I R Davies.
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Snryey Westmoreland
Rev
Watkins
Johnson County
George McAfee
Cleveland
Messrs
Deadwiser
Miller
Curr
North Carolina
Septha Gilstrap
Mossy Creek Church
If. R. Davies
Nacoochee News Terse and Social Notes
Capt Hix returns from Chicago and Milwaukee where he worked for his asbestos company. Miss Taitie Stuy visits friends in Athens this week. Capt J H Nichols returns from Atlanta. A sociable was held at J Lamb Johnston's residence last week. Nucoochee boasts graceful equestriennes led by Jno Bh Willits J D. Jno Glen Jr. noted as an expert horseman. Converts baptized by Rev Harris near Union Church in the Chicamauga area. Renus.
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J. Lamb Johnston
Harris
Chicamaugee
Union Church
James Glen Jr
Renus
Night Fades to Quiet Contemplation in Mrs Wylie Peters
Poetic vignette describes gentle breezes at dusk, night following afterglow, and roses and violets in prayer. The speaker laments a hidden heartache while claiming power to lift a screen of light and shade between future and tranquil scene.
Free spirit in luap history and party woes in LUDA
In LUDA Georgia Crevenant Progress laments government troubles and war history. The writer critiques the People’s party platform and recalls the eighth of October collapse, referencing Third party failures and political figures like George Slaton visiting with cattle and whee.
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Luda
Eprtor
Tan
People’s Party
Omaha
Ute
George Slaton
White
Third party man revealed after examination
A brief note states that a figure once thought to be Cholem was found to be a third party man. The text mentions Democrats traveling toward Athens in recent days, accused of looting with country protecue, and ends with a hopeful remark for Tenny.
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Oone
White
Athens
Tenny
Questionable Cure Ad Promises Jury Trial Cash Reward
An old typist’s fragment offers one hundred dollars for a jury ease of catarrh asserting Halls Catarrh Cure cannot cure it. The notice cites J Cumyney Co Toledo and names various drug firms and individuals as endorsers while claiming long, honorable business histories and financial ability to meet obligations.
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J. Cumyney & Co
Toldo
Hive
Home and Farm journal seeks new home in the West
Testimonials sent free with the issue. Price per bottle of Price Tac is listed. Mr. Tom McAfee and family plan to relocate to Texas after a Monday morning departure. The Home and Farm is advertised as the best agricultural journal in the U.S. subscription price is one dollar per year with this paper.
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Tom. McAfee
West
Texas
Home and
U.S
U. S. Patent Office
Washington
U. S
C.a.snow & CO
Washington, D. C
Misleading patent medicine claims flood county paper ads
A scrambled OCR style ad page touts Brags Hain Rennwer and Beans’ Family Syrup with exaggerated health claims. Sutton and Pitchford hype pills and salves while promising rewards for cures and urging subscription, featuring references to cures for skin, kidney, liver, coughs, and throat illnesses.
Farewell, My Lady in a Lyrical Memory Fragment
A poetic fragment laments departure from a beloved muse. The speaker pledges love amid wistful imagery of sunshine, bright skies, and gentle winds, invoking hopeful blessings despite farewell. The text references November gales and springtime recollections.
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Folcom
Delightful Local Dance At Mrs Henley’s Residence
A Saturday night party at Mrs Henley’s home drew many young locals who enjoyed a lively social. On the following Wednesday night 30th a burial was held for M W Guess, aged 83, at Mossy Creek cemetery with services by Reys Dean and Davies. relatives express sympathy.
Home and Farm combo offer with The Progress
Under special arrangement, readers can obtain Home and Farm in combination with The Cleveland Progress at the paper’s price. The Progress subscription is $1.00 annually, with renewed subscribers who pay in advance receiving a bonus offer.
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Cleveland Progress
THE
Progress
Home and Farm Free or Two Papers for the Price
Home and Farm 18 recognizes as a leader in enterprising agricultural journalism. Enlarged to state pages, it features contributors from protective farmers across the South. Its Home Department and children’s section offer practical, enjoyable reading for households. Renew your subscription to THE PROGRESS and receive Home and Farm free for one year.
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Home and Farm
South
L Agricultural and Home Journal
Home
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F. B. Sutton
P.M
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W.T. Black
Brownlow
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Mt. Yonah
J. W. Henson
J. P. G. B. Jarrard
Monsey Creek
E. A. Alexander
J. P. M. B. Moore
J.P. W. J. Donsey
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J. P
J. A. Richardson
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McElree
B.S. Grindie
Sevesk. Wis
A. H. Henderson
Henderson House
McEtree
Mr. S. I Logan
Campbells Bookstore
Dozier, Logan & Co
Avery Steel
Sas
Rochester
Rochester Lamp Co
New York
Hood
Iello
Campbells
Julius Deyton
Bhursville Court
Deyton
White County
Tom Bell
Campbells Store
Doc. Fuller
Cgainesville
Capt. Hix
Chicago
Milwaukee
Taitie Stuy
J. H. Nichols
Atlanta
Nucoochee
State
Jno
Bh. Willits, J. D
Vie Conky ‘Property
Ayer
Sarsapatilla
Albert Ledford
Rislay
Chas. S. Risley
Cortlandt Alped
Risley
Philotoken
Sutton & Pitchford
Cleveland, Georgia
Tam
Progress Office
Boos’ Littne
Patronize Home Industries
Thei
Republic of Texas
J. WH. Underwood
P. W. Hix
Nacoochee
Wm, Brown, JR
Mralon
J. W. Brown
Iron Works
Gainesville, Ga
Air Line Depot
Tak
Geome Rochester
Saptesa Joe
Park Place
New York City
the Rochester
Miles & Stiff
Marietta St
Atlanta, Ga
Han Hien
Bloo
Wooldridge
Columbus
March
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Foster Razor
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