Democratic candidate Perry to address White County voters
Hon Henry T. Perry the Democratic candidate for Congress will speak at several White County sites next week. Terspay at 1 pm Henderson and Kytle's Store. Treespay Niger at 8 pm John Martin's Store. Nacouchee Academy at Mossy Creek Academy on Wednesday noon.
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Henry TH. Perry
Congress
White County
Terspay
Henderson & Kytle
Treespay
Niger
John Martin
Nacouchee Academy
Nair
Mossy Creek Academy
Mutted local notices and deaths in Gainesville region
County commissioners held a public sale day with no property sold. Obituaries note ALT Logan of Millay died last week. Several residents, including Mr. Robert Allen and Mr. Heller, are mentioned. Harmony Grove may add a cotton oil plant with 25 percent dividends. Mrs. Russell Dorsey moves from Mossy Creek. A man died of consumption and was buried at the Baptist church yard. Real estate agents say Gainesville could rent twenty more houses for summer. Gainesville District Conference set for Monroe starting July 6. Readers requested rhymes on the Bible from Rev. S E McGee. Young Harris commencement noted as successful. townsfolk visit Ledford family. local mining works caused tremors.
Steam engine cap blows off causing roof damage
A steam pressure accident at an engine house saw the boiler cap forced off and part of the roof torn away during its hasty exit. No one was hurt. Meanwhile, Simp Login celebrated his birthday with a small gathering of friends, including Mrs. Log and Miss Belle, noting a festive spread and Simp's long stay in the area.
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Simp Login
Log
Aliss Belle
Simp
Lo‘oun
Blue Creek Budget and Local Anecdotes
A fragmentary note recalls a mind dog sighting and several visitors including Mrs Hill of Tinbersham with her daughter Mrs Tatum. It mentions J W Moore family leaving for Towns county and John Smith from Habersham in town for personal property. Oakes Chapel drew a large crowd and a local druggist touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as top seller with claims of high demand and satisfaction. Sold 25 and 50 cents per bottle by A M Trenderson in Cleveland Georgia.
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Hill
Tinbersham
Tatum
Will Merritt
John Baird
Moore
J. W. Moore
T For Towns
John Smith Fron Habersham
Oakes’ Chapel
Chamberlain
Messrs. Kere
A. Tf. Trenderson
Roneni Merehill
Cleveland, Ga
Pie hook spoon promising home earning scheme
Miss A. M. Fritz of Station A St Louis invites readers to mail ten 2 cent stamps for a sample pie hook spoon. The letter claims the spoon cannot slip into dishes, a convenient household item. Jennette S says she earned 13 dollars in two hours promoting orders to friends.
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A. M. Fritz
St. Louis
Fritz
Eyes That Shine with Violet Depths and Love
A fragmented column blends romantic verse with humorous local scenes. It recalls a traveler’s question about a horse gear and a shoe-string drummer, then shifts to county politics as neighbors discuss coronership candidates and debate. The tale weaves lyric memory with small town chatter and a Nye quote about paying for newspapers.
Dahloneon Nugget Seeks Heir to Venezuela Estate
Uncle Charley Besser receives word of a German in Venezuela who left a 2,000,000 estate with no will. He suspects a long-lost brother may be the heir, last heard from in Eneliand years ago, and vows to investigate at once. Gainesville Nagle: May Waters recognized by Elias Montgomery. they recall Civil War memories. Toccon Times-News: Rev. C. I. Hartman to establish a newspaper in Demorvest after purchasing a job and paper outfit.
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Besser
Charley
Eneliand
Maghind
Charlie
Tfe
Gainesville
Nagle
Thad Waters
Michigan
Elias Montgomery
Toccon Times-News
the Times News
C. I. Hartman
Demorvest
Town Creek Topics in a rural progress update
Farmers begin cutting rye and wheat as locals share tidbits from Town Creek. Marion Ti elton and John White of Blue Ridge visit, Satterfields host friends, and readers praise home industry while noting recent rains and improving illnesses. Rev Cantrell preaches at Mt Pleasant. McAfee shows improvement. Sunday schools progress. John Burnett enjoys driving a wagon.
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Marion Tielton
John White
Blue Ridge
L. N. Satterfield
Town Creek
Cage Cantrell
Hull County
James A. Can
John Burnett
Mossy Creek Commencement Reflections and Local News
The Mossy Creek commencement has passed and teachers and students discuss the year. Gen Green and Prof J W Smith with wife are noted for a strong year. J D Cooley visited Atlanta and Ed, a recent business college graduate, is now a stenographer with two attorneys awaiting return to work. KH J D Cooley and family attend Young Harris commencement. Prof Oregon Ledford vacationing at Lula.
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Mossy Creek
Cure for Tobacco Habit Promoted by Baco-Cure
An 1890s tobacoo cure called Baco-Cure claims to end tobacco use without willpower, noting it is vegetable and harmless. A testimonial from Vv. H. Marbury cites weight gain and relief after thirty days, with price предупреж 1 per box or 2.50 for three boxes, and a written guarantee from Eureka Chemical & Mfg Co. of LaCrosse Wisconsin.
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Berlin
Clayton, Nevada Co
Ark
Eureka Chemical & Mty, Co
la Crosse Wis
Vv. H. Marbury
C. P. Church
Clayton
Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co
LaCrosse
Wis
Boston
Maks
Curtis Ledford Opens Saturday Hair Services at The Progress
Curtis A Ledford will be at The ProGress building every Saturday offering haircuts in good style at affordable rates. He will be prepared to cut hair, promising quality and value for residents seeking a neat appearance each weekend.
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ProGress Building
Local Notes Mention Visits and Weather Damage
Ile joins the bachelor club. Prof J W Smith and wife spent Thursday night with Hon C H Kytle. Martin Dean and daughter Lula at the commencement. T J Alexander returns to the shingle mill in Lumpkin next week. Mrs Myra Adams of White Creek visits aunt Leticia Gilstrap Sunday. A recent storm and winds did damage to the wheat crop. Mr Chas Kemmer and Miss Annie Courtenay of Cleveland visited E N Dorsey's family Sunday.
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J. W. Smith
C. H. Kytle
Martin Dean
Lula
T. J. Alexander
Lumpkin
Myra Adams
White Creek
Letticia Gilstrap
Chas. Kemmer
Annie Courtenay
Cleveland
E. N. Dorsey
ProGress Subscriptions Offer Details
The notice lists subscription rates for ProGress at 10 cents per month, 25 cents for three months, and 1.00 dollar for a year. It outlines how readers can access the publication through these prepaid plans.
Fresh Fruit Preservation Method Promised for Profit
Francis Casey of St. Louis offers a cold pack fruit method using berries grapes and peaches that requires no heating or sealing. He claims a bushel can be put up in ten minutes and that sample fruit plus complete directions can be mailed for eighteen 2 cent stamps.
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California
Francis Casey
St. Louis
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