Synopsis of the Registration Law for Eligible Voters
The notice explains voter eligibility requirements including age of twenty one, tax payment since 1877, twelve months residency in the state and six months in the county, no felony unless pardoned, and voting in the own precinct. Voters must register and swear to these terms. false oaths lead to prosecution. Tax collectors and clerks compile the legal voter list and publish it in the county’s legal organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welty
State School Commissioner urges modern schoolhouses for all counties
Commissioner Glenn issues a circular to county school commissioners emphasizing replacing log cabin schools with modern buildings and full teacher appliances. He plans to provide building plans this year and calls for cooperative effort. the 1895 common school term is five calendar months with flexible scheduling for local convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlehis
Butta
Woife
Public
Heast
Glenn
The Whit Whiskey Traffic Exposes Public Morality
A blistering appeal condemns whiskey makers and advocates for corrupting the nation. It argues alcohol ruins families, devastates children, and drives crime, poverty, and prison. The author cites wrecked homes, lost virtue, and social decay as consequences of drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teometimes
State School Fund Instructions To Georgia Officials
The message states school day counts depend on elected months and notes 1805 county apportionment of 5645 dollars. It cites the 1895 School Fund total of 1,156,052 dollars with a quarter available each quarter. It emphasizes prompt reports and payments, direct treasury deposits, and the commissioner G RR Gress invites meetings and frequent communications to promote common school education.
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Poly
Georgia
Board of Education
G. RR. Gress
Moral crusade against illicit whiskey in White County
A passionate appeal urges upright citizens to unite across parties to stop illicit whiskey on election grounds. The speaker, a Bible believer, invites all moral residents to organize a nonpartisan effort, work with Ham Jona and Hob on the whiskey fight, and mobilize 10% to 100% of the county to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County
Tam
Bam
Murray Court
Mass Meeting in Cleveland for White County candidate
The Peoples Party of White County calls a mass meeting at the courthouse in Cleveland on Saturday February 2 to select a candidate for Ordinary. Dated 24th 1895. Ad advertises cigars and tobaccos from Moore Bros Gainesville Ga for wholesale or retail.
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Peoples Party
White County
Court House
Cleveland
Dany
Moore Bros
Gainesville
Property sales listed for Cooley vs Dillard in 1895 county court
Notice of two land sales in Alco and Gosh county to satisfy four justice court issues. First sale: lot 81, 4 acres, bounded by E D Smith Lewis Gilstrap estate of Joseph Cooley, Jane Goss residence. Second sale: lot 114, 10 acres, Dr J T Tanner Homestead place with 25 30 acres bottom land, orchards, dwelling. Sheriff levied by R McDorsey. proceeds to pay fines and costs.
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Cleveland
E. D. Smith
Lewis Gilstrap
Joseph Cooley Deer
Jane Goss
Fifa
N. Binck
Dillard
R. Mc Dorsey
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Uxion Squans
Chicago
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Wade Howall
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Reis
America
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Hoosi
Webster’s International
Fay
U.S. Fine Court
D. J. Brewer
U. S. Supreme Court
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Springfield, Mass
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