Atlanta News Roundup From The Appeal
H. I. Kimball arrives at the Kimball House in Atlanta. A carload of wheat in Rochelle leads to two boy deaths by smothering. Eufaula reports a 147 degree ice house temperature. Land near Peachtree and Ponce sold at 1 000 to 2 000 per acre. Thirty nine lines cover varied updates from Georgia and the nation.
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H. I. Kimball
Atlanta
Kimball House
Rochelle
Illinois
Eufaula News
Macon
Peachtree
Ponce de Leon
South Carolina
Democracy Adopts Georgia Party Unity Call For Campaign
The Georgia State Democratic Committee meets in Atlanta and adopts a call urging unity, selecting able leaders, opposing local factions, and demanding strict enforcement of voting laws. It condemns Radical rule and endorses concerted party action to win upcoming elections. The note endorses Col. Fielder and Tos. Harpman Jr. and mentions a Clay County meeting in Fort Gaines.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Democratic Party
Union
South
Congress
HarpreMan, Jr
Col
Fielder
Clay County
Fort Gaines
Comet Coggia Reveals Long Tail and Earth Distance
A report notes Coggia's Comet seen north of west horizon with a tail about 3,000,000 miles long. Professor Lyman says the path trends toward the sun and the tail may become conspicuous. closest approach to Earth near Venus distance. Weather and health effects from comets are deemed unlikely. In Nebraska West, farmer John Gibson profits illustrate farm growth and efficiency with wheat oats and corn yields and rising stock in Saline County.
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N. W
Coggia
Lyman
Venus
Earth
Nebraska
State Board of Agriculture
John Gibson
John
Saline County
Randolph Sheriff Sale to Benefit Jernigan & Co
In Randolph county the sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in August before the courthouse in Cuthbert the land Lot No. 234 in the 9th District the property of W R Blackburn to satisfy a Superior Court writ in favor of Jernigan & Co. against W R Blackburn. W O Smith sheriff. Georgia Randolph County. An administrator sought for William Davis estate. E T Davis applies for permanent administration and creditors and next of kin are cited to appear first Monday in August. Sylvia M Gormley Ordinary.
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New Haven Almshouse
Augusta
Johnson
Savannah
Superior Court
Chatham County
Randolph
Court House
Cuthbert
Raid County
W. R. Blackburn
Randolph County
Jernigan & Co
Worgia Raxpotrx
E.T. Davis
William Davis
E. T. Davis
Sylvia M. Gormley
T. &. Powell
District Court of the
U. S
District of
Mary Grier
Grier
District Court of
Said District
William Coleman
Auction notice for 10000 bushels mixed or yellow corn
Bacon Sides Shoulders and Lard announces the sale of 10 000 bushels mixed or yellow corn. Cash payment for provisions and plans to sell low for ready money. Buyers urged to contact prior to purchase.
Local Stock of Essentials Promises Low Cash Prices
Advertisement from a Georgia merchant boasting the largest Middle Georgia stock of corn and bacon plus flour sugar coffee hay oats salt and related goods. The dealer pledges the lowest cash prices and notes lime orders will be filled at special agreed rates.
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Middle
Georgia
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