Local notices and plans for town improvements hot up Cuthbert events
The town sees a surge of activity with construction contracts in progress. John Teel of Quitman handles a $900 contract on Fort Gaines road while Mr. Mack advances a College Street residence project. The grounds expansion, lumber setup, and new exhibition hall plans signal a bustling season as residents prepare for the county fair and upgrade civic facilities.
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Undus
Dorum
Bamothschobse
Fort Gaines Road
John Teel
Quitman Edbihy, Tor
Potaski
A. FE. Bleck
Thie Place
Eufaula
Atlanta
Mack
Parkine & Bruce
Uemont
Cuthbert
Pulaski
Halle
Bufipore
Annual Commencement Week At Local College
The AGORA Annual Commencement begins on the 10th lasting a week with varied and interesting exercises. Patrons in Cuthbert and nearby owing tuition are urged to attend and settle accounts. A meeting at the courthouse on Tuesday the 1st with President A Hood presiding reviewed minutes and announced changes. A plain essay on sweet potato cultivation noted practical points for crop improvement. The group discussed crop conditions, reporting below average cotton and wheat, poor corn, and a generally weak harvest. Adjourned to continue on the first Tuesday in July.
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Cuthbert
Haeiuty
Court House
Jane
Idu'slock
A.m
A. Hood
Withdlin S
Sudge Osa
Knowles
Gras
Colon
G. M. Brooks
Sweez
Spain
O. A. Baner
Death of Charles C Brown in Cuthbert and local notices
The Dawson paper reports the death of Charles C. Brown, former county sheriff, from cancer of the lip and throat after years of service. He died Wednesday in his late years, with burial in Dawson cemetery on Thursday amid public grief. Also notices include hiring a fisherman for a pond, a cheap subscription offer, and miscellaneous local anecdotes and advice, including a remedy for a sting.
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Charles C. Brown
Dawson
Cons
Iles
Local Democratic meeting delegates chosen for Atlanta convention
A mass county meeting at Court House in Georgetown elected F. M. Bledsoe and L. P. Dozier as first delegates with alternates. T. L. Guerry and Grand FW. Lee were chosen as second delegates with alternates. The gathering adjourned without instructing the last named delegates amid talk of a hot day and local farming concerns.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Court I Linne
Georgetown
Democratic Party
Atlanta
Dulingates
F. M. Bledsoe
L. P. Dozier
T. L. 'Guerry
FW. Lee
Mertiog
Untold Stock Arrives Promptly for Early Callers
In a striking arrival for this town, a fresh stock offering appears before the usual crowd. Residents are urged to call quickly before items are picked over.
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