Removal and local notices in a late 19th century issue
Fragments report the removal of the Arreas office to the upper story of Dixson's brick building and promise improved job work efficiency. Other items mention Albany News on agricultural college attendance, Brooklyn Bridge interest, county exhibits, street name changes in Cleveland, civic and religious notices, a famed large woman Mary Craig, and various humorous or moral quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arreas
Dixson
Atoall
Albany News
Agricultural College
Cuthbers
Irooklyn Bridge
Guiteau
Cleveland
Ohio
Haa
Abram Street
Father Ryan
Mobile
Crow-ley
Joest
Jones
Dawson
Cuthbert
E. B. Young & Co
Eufaula
Bonda
C. Bein
Mell
State University
Chicago
Lee
Albany
Aula
Western Bay
Bow
The Bisto Fair and State Fair Preparations
The notice urges participation in the Macon State Fair and calls for exhibits and curiosities for the Old County Shop. It outlines display arrangements and responsibilities, inviting regional interest and ensuring careful handling. It also discusses political topics and local commerce, noting debates over national leadership and economic signals from hay wagon commerce and corn popping observations amid warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Macon
South
Carr
Tin Pirel Hall
Col
D. B. Butler
H. IL. Case
Eafauls Balletig
Elbert Phipps
Randolph County
German Carp Culture in Georgia Prompts Stocking Plans
A Macon Telegraph item notes growing interest in German carp farming in Georgia. It cites 94,000 carp already distributed by the commissioner plus many sent by Congress members, with eggs yielding 250,000 to 200,000 fry per carp. The discussion covers suitable water, spawning, plant beds, and the warmer southern waters favorable to carp culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Macon
Georgis
Washington
Ubu
Congress
Ath
Germany
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Jas. P. Sawtell
Indianapolis
Mia
Mary Craig
United States
Danville
Ind
Senate
Bayard
Delaware
Cunkling
Platt
Bartalde
Arthur
Arthor
Friends of Democracy
Kentucky
Tad
Rememcen
P. A. Price
P. A
Ih Headquarters
Goons
Beton
Parker's
Roxze
Gera Coon
Ween
Boaere
Bowes
Vaasa
Garfield
Sobilar
Atin
Morrard
P. A. Price's
Texas
Spre Farm
Inladion Brea
Piste
Knowles
Tome
Henry Stewart
HOWE
Powell
Drugxiet
Bootsiler
Stashouer
J. P. Toombs
F. Pulaski & Co
Eta
Peroig Faiebi
Oderless Lubriphone
Boorselon
Dawive
Abott
Eelieelon
Y Odum
Ward Station
Hicas
Gmccurdy
M. C. Parkerson
R. E. Toombs
Atj. P. Toom
Lemare
W. MC
Andrew
Femare CoLiece
Antual
Ubird Wedveeday Inc
Moward W. Key
A. M
Welttt Pqs
Abbott
Frees
Yne To Wooten
Twitty
Philoophy
Ami Ryhlences
Acre A L
Mamilton
Fletcher
Wallace, Galter
Mannir Hamilton
Jomnaon
A. L. Hamilton
Susam A. Tyson
Farnitary
P. Toombs
Brent
Gina
Bacon
Patt M
Haiman E
Hama
Allison & Simpson
P. Lorillard
King's Cotton Planter
E Crockett & Sons
T, Guetneey
Aluison & Srupson
Mr. L. Cooper
Thair
Wrauspea Vy
Jas. A. Hay
Boom and Couley
Awaynou
Jos
WL. Warmett
Ben. Oeonge
Savannah
Ge. Harnett & George
J. PB. Toombs
James R. Wooten
Jas. R Wooten
Aimee
Benson’s
Sane
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