Various News Items from Cuthbert and Nearby Areas
The Appeal reports diverse items from Cuthbert and Georgia including weather extremes from Macon to Glens Falls, railroads in receivership, floods of property taxes, a fatal duel near Augusta, and a burned child in Dawson. Notable notes include legislative meets, river and sea commerce values, tax actions, religious figures, and a wreck survivor’s tale.
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Mercury
Macon
Hudson River
Peekskill
New England
Illinois
John Pride
Jun Dawson
Old Year Appeal Letter to Editor on 1875 Reflections
A subscriber writes in 1875 year end praise of the Appeal weekly for steadfast public service, urging broader circulation to help during hard times. He reflects on mortality and future plans, wishing readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Ar- Peal
Curnzegr
Fertilizer tests urged for Randolph planters report by McNulty
Prof McNulty inspector of fertilizers for Randolph county presents soil test results on five commercial fertilizers. Data show per acre yields for Sea Fowl Coes Eng Dis Bone Soluble Sea Island and others. He urges farmers to consult circular No 12 of June 24 1874 and notes a claimed 9 percent higher cotton with Farmer's Compost. List of appointments and transfers in the Georgia conference follow.
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McNulty
Randolph County
Pear Sim
Coe’s
C.M. Davis
Department of Agriculture
Commissioner of Agriculture
C. M. Davis
M. A. McNurrs
What the Baptists are Doing in the State Convention
Report from Rev. C. M. Irwin shows 1 200 churches in the association, 500 using systematic land collection, 400 contributing to missions and Sunday schools, and only five associations ignoring both. Mission output includes 33 000 dollars, 3 700 baptisms, 49 churches organized, 50 Sunday schools started, 390 evergreen Sunday schools, 480 schools closing part of the year, 227 new schools by Superintendent Boykin, 640 conversions in Sunday schools, and 34 800 scholars and officers. The international lessons are widely used and conventions and institutes popular.
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C. M. Irwin
Evergreen
Boykin
Georgia legislature agenda for next session outlined
The Columbus Enquirer notes expected major topics for the January session include repeal or modification of homestead laws, calls for a constitutional convention, better handling of convicts, a dog tax, and a shift to biennial sessions, with possible county consolidations to reduce taxes. Authorities urge cautious consideration of biennial scheduling.
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Columbus Enquirer
Georgia
Public Sale At Mrs J F Williams Residence
A public sale will be held at the residence of Mrs J F Williams four miles north of Cuth on Tuesday December 28. Items include 200 bushels corn 2500 pounds of fodder 2 Milch cows 1 good young male 1 good nggy horse several shoats and hogs household and kitchen furniture farming utensils and more. Cash only and all debts payable. sale conducted by Mrs J F Williams.
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J. F. Williams
Cuthon
Pneumonia Season Warns of Coughs and Lung Disease
The note touts Boss cHee's German Syrup as a proven remedy for pneumonia lung fever coughs and throat diseases. It claims two doses relieve the worst case and urges readers to ask Dr. T. S. Powell about its success. A sample bottle costs 10 cents and a regular bottle 75 cents.
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Boss cHee
T. S. Powell
Boschee
Collegiate Department Preparatory Fee Clarified
A note outlines the monthly collegiate department charges including a scholastic month and incidental fee. It specifies per form payments and that all items are included except certain articles. The memorandum references MA declarations and board guidance.
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