Local Officials Remembered in Obscure Ledger
Fragmentary OCR lists names tied to a municipal roster including a mayor, clerk and various officials. The legible entries name Vickery, Alermen, Gurley, Mosre, Anderson, Hightower, Worley, Crisson and Worley as city figures or contributors. The source hints at a historical drumbeat of governance with little context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB Vickery
Alermen
WB. Gurley
Monti Mosre
BF. Anderson
Homes
W J. Hightower
Littlefield
J. Worley
W. W. Crisson
Vurshul
Religious Services and Pastors Schedule
Baptist Church led by Pastor E Ashmore holds Sunday morning and evening services with Thursday night prayer meetings. Sunday School begins at 9 o clock. Methodist services Sunday at 11? am and 7 pm led by Rev. E P Dempsey with Wednesday prayer gathering. Shady School at 9 o clock. Presbyterian preaching Sundays by Rev J D McPhil with Sunday School at 9 o clock.
WOTSE TO CONF EDE Ale V ERANS
Fragmentary OCR voice notes reference a call for veterans to confess or declare something about business or real estate. No clear names, dates, or places are readable. The text appears garbled and lacks verifiable facts for a proper summary.
Law of the Farm. Ferocious dogs and trespass rules
Justicen Andrew J Cobb outlines farm liability for ferocious dogs and trespassing animals. Owners are liable for damages from dogs off premises or used to defend property, while farmers must follow impounding and legal steps for stray cattle and fowls. Exceptions cover defense of life, but careless use times and governance invite penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J Cobb
Witaylog
Lien on Stallions Jacks and Imported Goods Declared
The notice discusses a one year lien on the get of stallions jacks typos d and imported balls and boars, valid if recorded within six months after service. It urges residents to support local commerce and keep money and people in town to strengthen the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firth of the Get
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Atlanta
Service Pension Growth and Carnegie Claim Highlights
About 800000 applications have been filed under the service pension act with uncertain costs for the nation. Andrew Carnegie announced plans to apply, claiming $1448 yearly, saying he served in the Civil War to set a record. An old courtroom joke about Ephriam and chickens follows. The adage about the earth as an orange ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Marietta Journal
Superstitious tales and jail time in early 20th century notes
The column notes Tony the bootblack in Little Mary recounting a superstition about dreaming of misfortune involving his sisters and his mother. A separate advisory mentions two men jailed for five days for sleeping on the Treasury steps in Washington, contrasted with higher penalties if they slept inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Mary
Tony
Treasury Department
Washington
The
New York Herald
Do Not Disturb Mothers Over Daughters Growth
The Mother and Her Girls in the April Woman's Home Companion advises mothers to respect their daughters growing independence. It urges letting daughters work out their own problems, avoiding excessive interference or autocratic control.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Miles
Miles
Main St
Gamesvill
Hop
Henry
Homer Head
Dahlonega, Ga
A. J. Cavender
K. H. Baker
R. Bates
Nucerr
Atlanta Constitution
Sonny South
PRD
Tekly Constitution
At Hee
Ming
G.H. McGuires Feweler's Store
Alen
Nugget Office
I Kimsey
Cleveland
Cgrenere Dithlonegs
Hal—Phird Montay
Onibluive
Ane Flyst Mondlay
Avrost
Rabun
Montay Polrmutry
Stephen Moonte
Ge Bovans
Ovilinary Ly Te Tuk
Cherkive
Davie Sheri M
Senbolt
M. Calhoun
J. Datkira
Sye
Moilife Ds Trenanver
Religious Services
Gus Boyd
A. D.C
Lumpkin Co
Capt
Wain Worley
Law of
Eph
Ephriam
Jedge
Ephc
H D. Gurley
Feneral
Mencuannise
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
S. J. Chrisman
Mannsville
N.Y
Cardus
Twins
Italy
Dasso