Cleveland progres notes Georgia political climate and local scandal
The Cleveland progres reports that McKinley leads Republican primaries while Georgia remains Democratic. Floyd county school commissioner is wanted for embezzling about 2500 dollars after twelve years in office, harming a large family. Mentions Ben Tillman and David B. Hill in senate context with unclear details.
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Mckinley
Georg
Eajoy
Georgia
Floyd County
Unclear Reading Notes on Vision and Animals
A fragmentary report notes Dudge Kimsey with limited sight and mentions animals forced to open eyes to count to 500 with a coat. The wording is garbled, but suggests a commentary on vision limits and difficult times without clear events or context.
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Dudge Kimsey
General Gordon Praises Vilas Cadet Appointments Amendment
The Senate heard Gen. Joh B. Gordon voice strong support for Mr. Vilas amendment to raise cadet appointment numbers and funding. The veteran speaker noted the old soldier knows when to speak and that speaking well matters.
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Joh B. Gordon
Senate
Vilas
White residents urged to support jail bond issue
Tris Progress argues voters should study the jail bond matter and backs bonds for public safety. Two prominent citizens publish pro bond articles in the paper to inform the electorate.
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Tris
Seymour Keener Hanged for Moore Sisters Murder at Clayton
The executed man, Seymour Keener, was hanged privately in Clayton last Friday for murdering Ari zona and Leona Moore. Authorities say he came from a respectable family and that the county breathes easier as one of Ruban county’s most shocking crimes of 1895 is avenged.
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Seymour Keener
Clayton
Moore Sisters
Arizona
Leona
Keener
Ruban
Judge Richard H. Clark Dies in Athiata Georgia
Prominent jurist Judge Richard H. Clark of the Stone Mountain circuit died last week in Athiata after a long illness. Governor Atkinson appointed Col. John B. Candler to succeed him. Col. Candler, former solicitor general of the circuit, carries on Clarks legacy and Atkinson investigates the convict system for reform.
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Richard H. Clark
Subsoiling and Farm Prep Drive Season Start
A Northern Georgia note urges farmers to begin operations at the new year. It explains subsoiling benefits for moisture retention, erosion reduction, and future crop resilience, and discusses equipment advances and economic implications amidst market tensions.
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Agicglturn
Arpanta
David Dicks
Shaler
United States
Cotton Prices and Farm Outlook Warn of Risks in 1894
The article cautions farmers against rosy but unsafe profit forecasts for the coming year. It notes the cotton trade, futures, and rising costs, urging prudent planning, diversified crops, and solid provision for family needs. It cites North and South Carolina farming, hog raising, and the role of white bacon and mineral additives in industry.
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Bark
Catton Mudy
Devel Ang
Pers
Cape Land
W Massey
Antegaa
South Carolina
North Carolina
West
Swain County
N.G
Boweht
R.T. Nesbrv
Protoss
Questions and Answers on Home Fertilizer Mixing Formulas
Farmers learn how to mix own fertilizers to cut costs. The article quotes a state chemist bulletin with formula No 1 for Cory and Cory using acid phosphate 14 percent available, cotton seed meal, and ammonia and potash contents. It notes prices vary by market and location and provides guidance to obtain local costs.
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Cory
County voting on five thousand dollar jail bonds plan
Notice details an election in the county on March 28 1806 to decide bonds of five thousand dollars to build a jail. It explains the bond terms five percent interest annual payments with scheduled principal retirements and that two thirds of voters must approve. Printed ticket options list for and against the bond.
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Cleveland
Jevy
Pri
Borloi
Bond
Denis
R. ‘J. Kemme
Gritamirs
J. M. Cooley
Ho Reyer J. A
Richardson
White
Comuty
Sheriffs Sale in Cleveland Georgia Wait County
The sheriff will sell at the Cleveland courthouse in Waitt County on the first Tuesday in March next within legal hours for cash a lot numbered 104 in the odd district containing about 100 acres deeded to A P Underwood and Son by J McLean dated December 12 1882. The sale will cover levies to satisfy a justice court judgment in favor of Wool & Sons against Underwood assigned to J W H Underwood for his individual use with details recorded in the County Meesook record.
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Sherife
Georgia
Waitt County
Cleveland
Said
A. P. Underwoonl
Lorwool & Songs
McLean Wuich
Fifa
J. W. HW. Underwood
A. F. P Underwood & Son
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