Fragmented notes from a 1877 Georgia paper on crops and local life
An OCR mash of items from an 1877 issue covers crop prospects in the Balkans and Russia, local personal crises, a Virginia judge's waiver decision, political finance questions in Atlanta, and a long account of local Cuthbert county events. It mentions fires, drownings, a divorce, a wounded man in Lampkin, and a Confederate era guard meeting urging funding.
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Middle
B A. Bell
Florence Brewart County
Ledy
Abe
Brick Pomeroy
Wall
Meelves
Profes
Rexariant
Rm Gembert
Coe
Cuthbert Merchante
Carrie
Acd
Cisy Cuuaty
Scvordenee
Local reminiscences recall Georgia figures and town history
In a Reston letter to the Telegraph Cuthbert Hoy IL and H. Jones refer to J B Wardlas Jr and Rev J B Wanllow as long-time town residents from 1867 to 1874. The note mentions a Georgia Wandree Sonne who graduated at Neen Hall amid a string of bygone local memories.
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IL. H. Jones
Reston
J.B. Wardlas, Jr
J. .B. Wanllow
Tows
Jenny
Bes Bees
Georgia
Neen Hall
Cuthbert
Working Men's Movement Leader Defends a Life of Labor
In Louisville, Duncan, head of a local workers group, cites the contrast between his tough past and modern efforts. He argues that women and children seeking relief are shielded by reforms, while critics say the effort distracts from real toil and progress.
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Elsatos Duncan
Louinville
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Atlanta
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Michell Devitt
Acodanta
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Belsonrey
Avery Paride
Carl Io
Mary
Tobi
Khepennierd
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Saat
Bas
A Cuthbert Hoy
Union Female College
Eufaula
Ala
Tita Tomseer
Temebers
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Brown
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