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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1895
Page
2
The piece predicts a revival of business nationwide as capital loosens and money returns, warning of possible consequences if action is delayed. It expresses hope that better times will bring happiness and plenty for all, and notes no contributions to the Snake Liars' Column while humorously offering to guard names until court testimony is given.
A jumble of editorials skewers Grover Cleveland’s credibility and mockingly profiles Col. Robertson’s congressional bid. The Lawrenceville News mocks a matrimonial notice for an 88 year old woman seeking a 21 year old suitor, lampooning “nineteenth century” views and gender roles with biting satire.
A Blairs ville Herald correspondent notes Mr Fields falling into a mill pond but surviving. The piece mocks Cleveland critics as “little country editors,” arguing rural papers shape national sentiment and that the country holds sway. It cites Atlanta Constitution on wealth shifts, stressing declines in the South and rising New York figures, highlighting Wall Street’s influence and reader reactions.
J T Nesbitt announces the list of premium awards for best display of field orchard and garden crops. First premiums include 8500.00 for county exhibits and 150.00 to 125.00 for individual growers. additional counties receive 100.00 each. Rules govern awards by district and exhibit requirements for the county's agricultural show.
The notice outlines fruit crate labeling and shipping timelines to the commissioner, requirements for entry into competition, and dates for exhibitor preparation. It also details an education department, space for Georgian manufactured articles, and a dedicated Georgia exhibit administrator. The women’s building is described with its colonial design, leadership by Mrs. Joseph Thompson, and planned displays in arts, literature, music, inventions, and education.
Commercial notary public notice notes special attention to elections in Cleveland area G.8 KYTLE section with vague, fragmented text and missing details for official action or deadlines.
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