The Cuthbert Appeal Kickstarter? Morning Update
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1870
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR mentions The Cuthbert Appeal with partial phrases PeaLwake KVEET TacksdAT Morning BT. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
The column reports on a Greek massacre by brigands stirring European court interest, a bill approving marriage to a deceased sister’s widower lot in Britain, a Manitoba trade show forecast, and Winnipeg’s rebellion talk. It cites Grant and Fish blocking Canadian troops, Minnesotan aid to Winnipeg, and radical attitudes. The item ends with a Corn price analysis and farmer appeal against cotton bias in favor of corn.
The piece critiques the French political scene under Louis Napoleon, depicting unrest, plebiscites, and the Emperor’s use of military displays and public amusements to maintain control. It discusses a constitutional outline and shifts in governance, with emphasis on imperial authority, popular manipulation, and the expected succession of the Prince Imperial.
The couple Turlin and Miss McDonald wed by Rev Haminton in a ceremony at the McDonald home. A year ago she left learning and now begins life as wife and mother, with friends sending prayers and best wishes for lasting happiness.
The grand jury reports the public buildings in dilapidated condition and urges the Ordinary to hire an architect to assess walls for a potential special tax to fund repairs. They praise the new jail, note roadway conditions as improved yet urge continued work, and support bridges at Parcel Creek Yarbdorsach’s site and near Nathan Millers on the Brooksville road with a special levy. Books for the Working and Clerk’s offices are orderly, and unspecified road bond funds are discussed. The sheriff’s papers are tidy and accessible.
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