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Newspaper

Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1893

Page

2

Publication dispute over north east Georgia geological report

In Cleveland Georgia on May 12 1899 residents fault newspapers for not publishing the northeast Georgia geological report. They accuse Dr Spencer of biasing leaders against Prof Whatley and call for Whatley’s report to be released with other survey papers. Governor Northen’s referral of the matter to a new geologist adds to regional dissatisfaction with the state bureau.

North-East Georgia Spencer North Georgia Whatley Alabama North Carolina U.S. Survey Whitley Prof Professor Whatley Geological Survey Wheatley Northen State Geological Bureau

Remarkable Two-Headed Bird in Office Curious Oddity

A two necked two billed bird with four eyes and dual throats lies dead in the office. It could not sing, yet may have sung duets in life, delighting parents as one worm fed one mouth while the other gaped for the next.

Georgia Geologist Appointment Sparks Political Debate

The article discusses Governor Northen's choice of Prof. Yentes for a geologist post, arguing over whether Georgia can supply a suitable candidate locally. It notes support for the appointment as a positive factor for Georgia's mineral belt, while weighing political factions and newspaper opinions from the era.

Georgia Northen Yentes

Farmer Optimism Amid Tax Talk Echoes in Field Life

Editorial views the farmer as resilient despite failed political promises from five years past. It notes the farmer toils with pride, dismisses idle class agitation, and endorses a simple income tax framed as benefiting earth and work, calculating a $7.38 yearly share.

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Advert for a restorative patent medicine

An old style ad touts a liquid restorative claimed to cleanse the system and alleviate colds headaches and fevers. It emphasizes pleasant taste and broad health benefits with approval from the medical profession. It promises quick relief and general wellbeing.

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Young Harris Notes Show Shifting Weather And School Events

The column describes a change from pleasant to unpleasant weather affecting vegetation growth. It notes Pres. C. C. Spence and wife in Atlanta on school business, a vocal duet by Miss Ida Ash and Mr. J G Logan titled “Sloy will re turn” set by Rev. J. N. Snow, and May 26 commencement events starting with a primary department entertainment. It mentions Rev. J. N. Snow preaching in the AWassee circuit, the musical program, and local visitors including Mr and Mrs Hate figgy Mays ville.

C.C. Spence Atlanta Ida Ash Jd. G. Logan Sloy J. N. Snow A.B. Pierce Awassee Maysville thAaughters C.J. Welkui J. J. Robins Athinta Gil Newtie Ingry Boya Mr. Holden W. IL

The Story of the Millennium in Maury Magazine

A feature in Dratomest Maury Magazine presents The Story of the Millennium by Arthur Field. It envisions mankind in the ten thousandth century after interplanetary communication is established and the Earth’s future comes into view. The tale unfolds as the Optimists Club publishes future proceedings with Beard illustrations.

Dratonest Maury Optimists’ Club Beard Arthur Field Earth

Oceans of Nations department offers fashion novelties

A district department advertises a broad assortment of dress accessories including gloves buttons ribbons laces veils and handkerchiefs with the latest novelties in primmings and trim.

Sheriff Sale Listings in White County June 1808

Legal notice of sales to satisfy superior court judgments and attachments. Properties include parts of lots 29 and 40 in the Boddistra district and lot 38 known as the Cl M. McAfee place with fences and buildings, plus printing equipment from the Nigeet office. All lands levied on as property of J Q A Westmoreland and Frank M Bell, to be sold at the courthouse in Cleveland, on the first Tuesday in June between legal hours, for cash.

Court House Cleveland Boddistri Mc Horton Old Place Saul Dq. A. Westmoreland Ota Ifa Superior Court of Kid County John Silveyami Co J. Q. A. Westmoreland Dod Distriet Said Belie Nigeet Dieitone Gatanis Cleveland Progress Clevelaort John J. En Said County WG. McNelley N. HM Mattie J. Woodwards Is. S, L, Drown Jail Court of Ordinary Andrew Dorsey WJ. Dorsey McKinney’s Corness Jd. M. Dorbavy JL. Cooley Mill Bow. McKinney McKinney John M. Jorsey Dorsey John M. Dorsay

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