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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1895
Page
3
The Cleveland Progress lists advertising rates as one dollar per inch for the first insertion and fifty cents per inch for each subsequent insertion. Legal ads are charged at the legal rate. Payments for ads are due in advance.
The Georgia agricultural column reviews May weather impacts on corn and cotton, notes fruit and crop conditions, and stresses cowpeas as a soil renovator. It cites Starnes’s bulletin on cowpeas and Hellriegel’s nitrogen fixation research, detailing best practices for planting, timing, and fertilizer use to boost yields and soil fertility in the South.
A Cleveland Ga card reports Captain R R Ashbury’s vacancy on White County Board of Education and a State School Commissioner letter dated May 7 1898 explaining the vacancy and the duty of the County Superior Court Judge to fill it promptly. Judge J N Freeman or W J Ball are referenced as possible recipients of the commission and the letter questions who bears responsibility for the vacancy.
The courthouse was packed for Cleveland High School closing exercises led by Principal Bell. Students and faculty delivered a varied program with songs recitations and comedies featuring Maud Bell Irene Butler Mary Simmons Eva Lester and Tom Bell among others. The Cleveland minstrel troupe closed with music and jokes.
A giant duplex crank and flywheel hydraulic pump at Findley mine, Dahlonega, operates as the world’s largest of its kind. The eight foot flywheel weighs seven thousand pounds and drives water pressure to lift ore, with reservoirs 280 and 450 feet high supplying hydraulics for the forty stamp mill day and night.
A health note asserts appetite loss signals illness and weakness as fuel runs out. It cites Hood's Sarsaparilla as widely used to restore appetite, improve digestion, and purify blood, urging new users to try it this season.
Gainesville news items mention trips by Judge Kimsey and Capt. A W Smith, trading ads from The Progress office, and consumption of spades and sulky plows. Miss Lowe Lester travels to Columbia to visit uncle Ril North, with several social updates and church events planned. Subscription deals for The Progress and Constitution offered. town ball set at Kiddie Stephens place. ministers and license committee named. local accidents and a long profile of James Dean, a settler of White County, noted.
School Commissioner Kytle issued notice for the June 22 general examination of applicants for weeler licenses in White and Wilco counties to be held in Cleveland. All applicants must show a good moral character certificate signed by at least three citizens or be denied entry. The annual institute for White county will run June 24 to July 6 with a public debate at the courthouse and addresses on education by Rev. W A Simmons Col M G Boyd Judge Kimsey Prof W K Reynolds and others. The board asks all licensed teachers to attend and invites the public to participate.
Union County case features Will Cavender and Will Douglass among a group tried before Commissioner Duker for conspiracy. They were bound over to the U S Court in a Canada district dispute arising from an attack on Albert Phillips and his family. The violence included pistol fire and beating.
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