Cotton profits and crop concerns in local notes
Courapert APPEAL reports farmers debating profitability of using teme? on cotton crops as rust caterpillars damage yields. Crop expectations shrink from two-bale forecasts. local news notes a cotton bale sold at 26 cents per pound. Social items include marriages, visits, and a death in the community, with brief notes on residents and visitors in Cuthbert and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert
A. Harris
Gann
Local craftsman offers repair services and wagons
Notice announces H C Saunders offering building and repair work including wagons dogies and furniture plus repairing and sharpening cotton gins. Short notice guaranteed and reasonable rates. Also includes various local anecdotes and advertisements about crops, fruit, wine, and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody & Bisch
Eugiztil H.C. Saunders
Calhoun county crops show ram damage and prospects
Mr H O Beall reports Calhoun cotton ruined by ram with foliage and blooms stripped, but bottom crop fine and top crop promising in places. Corn thrives where soil is good, and a 40 acre patch could yield 8000 bushels. Also notes on Dr Turner fasting proposals and curious animal births in Albany, along with political mentions and local gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O
Wooten
Calhoun
J. J. McDonald
Riend Beall
Fragmented Letters and Notices From a Georgia Newspaper
A long melted text block contains letters attacking editors, remarks about college trust, and local figures, alongside editorials on labor demand in the South and a medical ad. It references Allen F. Hall, Ged District, and mentions the Booming South, Castle Garden, and Auguste Chronicle. The pieces discuss public trust, wages, and industrial growth with generic claims and scattered names.
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Europe
Castle Garden
Tsa
iVew York Herald
Local items and notices from Georgetown area
A blend of small town notices and anecdotes recounts delayed sermons provoking a shout to keep seats in Georgetown Baptist services, cotton gins and cane mills pitched by R G Mozns, a knife injury report involving George Grier and John Anron, weather crop concerns with rust and rains, Melons yet no demand in Eufaula, praise for Georgetown babies and wedding chatter, plus a kite sighting witnessed by a dozen residents and curious youth.
Weather Ends With Vennor Discontinuation In Quitman
Local notes reveal Prof. Vennor will discontinue weather predictions, with the omen of cooler forecasts and a professed end to 20 hot days. Ben Morrin’s return from Aulants last Sunday appears to have improved him, while public discourse shifts away from the fence question as an old debate. Col Jock Martin of Macon, a famed drummer, was a welcome visitor last Wednesday. Ed Warer has been elected neighbor of the Grange Warehouse, and a humorous caption suggests a Joe Hillman portrait would disturb a Japanese fan.
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Jock Martin
Macon
Aco
Spectators Discuss Height of Kite After Fall of Clara Belle
In a lively scene a crowd debates a kite’s height as a marvel of ascent while fashion writer Clara Belle of the Cincinnati Enquirer faces criticism for her candid depictions of women and northern city life. The exchange includes observers quoting tall figures and a remark about a kite recalled as an eight hundred yard high sight, followed by attention to Clara Belle and her controversial journalism.
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Ladget
Clara Belle
Cincinsnati Enquirer
Clara
Evry
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Homer EL Mathews
New York
Lim
Lesding
Goode Ha Kesp
Mqaure
Curbiat
Courapert Appeal
Home Affairs
Mim Lille Dews
Forsyth
C. A. Rediling
Nannie Dennis
HM. Dennis
Calhoun County
P. A.” ‘Twitty
Cathbert
Camilla
Savsnnali
T. J. Perry
Mej. W. W. Down
Baker County
Long Branch
Iverson Mattox
Jen. A. Hay
Angal
Elay
Thut
A. R. Dooglam
C. BR. Knowles
Worn
Maurice E. Robinson
F. Puslavki & Co
Cochran, Ga
Hhis Lot
Ti. W. Ellin «& Co
Conn & Spriam
Davis
Easley's
Nang
Hsie Baleam
Palmetto States
E. F. Moyt
Presbyterian Church
Hoyt
Turner
Erie
Albany News
Dennia Brosnan
Nui
Gainesville Southrow
Robert Toomba
Toombs
Bob Toombs
Abnow
Sarge
George G. Dibrell
Tennessee
Jefferson Davis
Lee
Michigan
Washington
Eorgia
Breckenridge
Reid Overy
E.C. White
Dibrell
Jost
Misiaid
Maj. White
Ancy Arundel County
Maryland
Addrene
Seston
Grange College
M.A. McNorrr
Guilmette
French Pad Co
Viedo
L. C. Garrett
Fouls
Auguste
Georgia
South Carolina
Lan
Albany Times
J. B. Russell
James P. Bland
Georgetown
Enfanta
Colored Baptist Church
Brown
Columbus Tron Works
R. G. Mozns
George Grier
Arthur Foster
John Anron
John
Eufaula
Mike
Quitman Couaty Department
J.B. Doser
Vennor
Ben Morrin
Aulants
Trip
Ed Waroer
Grange Ware
Joe Hillman
Cate
Andrew
Acultyt
Key
Donq Abbott
Mita
Mt. Wooten
Sangen
Uinern
Twitty
Bine
Te Hamilton
Johnson
Preveh
Nate. iyBat
D. Landreth & Son
Dutcil
Pomeranian Globe
Ambel Globe
Cow Horn
Hanover
Severn Top
Forrester
T. S. Powell
Drugeist and
Seaderan
Jas. A. Hay
Randolph Comnts
Benevolence
Charch
Gis Howe
Sever
Panes
Stewart Comnty
Georgis
Develling
Ste
Weeks & Pof
Boston
Prio
Iin
THE
Great Bare
F. Pulaski & CO
Bishop
Victoria
London
WBRAR
Middlesex
Gina
Prita
Haiman
Ted
Allinon & Simpson
Axte
Lorillard
Hainan
King’s Cotton Planter
QUANO
Ft. Crockett & Sons
Dixie
Sach
Moshe
Toure
Deliding
Gocda
Guernsey
Maveriais
Auttson & Sbipsox
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