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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1896
Page
3
TO SUBSCRIBERS. To those of city subscribers who owe us for subscription we wish to say that we have dide no at thinpt to collect money during the year, but now we ask all who are due us to dome in and settle at once. Court work with efter an opportunity tod werent ny to Pay up and we insist that they do ROL.
Local items report drought threats, sick residents, church repairs, and school openings in Cleveland and nearby Mossy Creek. Notables include O B Kentner visiting Nacoochee, Polk Kinsey ill with typhoid, and Mossy Creek congregation attending Rev Seaborn’s service.
Journal entry sketches campaign activity with Lula Laconisms R T Kemmer and Pat Allison visiting, plus Miss Lazzie Landgam returning home. Mentions Mossy Crook wreck near Baldovin with little damage, and a correspondent attending Vot lery Creek campaigns and a Gainesville visit over the weekend.
A 19th century testimonial touts Chamberlain's Gound Reme nly as the best for children and treating hoarseness and coughs. It claims early use prevents attacks and calls it the best medicine for colds and whooping cough, advertised at 50 cents per bottle by A. UT, Mon on, general merchant, of ah.
A Gainesville report notes Judge Wimeey of Cleveland earning praise for steady court service. The piece weaves in house disturbances in East Broad Street lore, farmer fertilizer guidance, and a Cholera remedy claim, all reflecting local life and longstanding civic voices.
The list names Alfred DB Stovall and numerous jurors including Jeremiah Le Stover, Henton FY Miles, Samuel Iris Gov A Ad its, J TL Jenkins, and many others. The document notes on football players and athletes downplaying injuries and praises Chimsterlaints Pain Basin as a remedy recommended by W H Lones of Central State Normal School and sold by A J Henderson.
The funeral of Billy Payne will be preached at the Methodist Church on the fourth Sunday of the month by Revs. F. R. Senborn and Chulie Ledford.
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