Georgia News Roundup From Dahlonega to Atlanta
A Saturday miscellany notes Georgia’s civil code. Bristol parson’s 3,542 marriages. Alabama governor salary rise to 7500. Dawsonville bank to continue. Macon tiger fining. Jackson county weddings 219. liquor sale cases. Capitol location debate. man found in mine with broken shoulder. Mrs. Maud Duskell’s desertion arrest. Ray Copeland joins Shorter College. repeal efforts against prohibition. new anti polygamy act. Mrs. Pinkston suicide. clerk election irregularity in Jefferson. Knox insanity plea. crime notes from Atlanta to Blue Ridge.
Newspapers in Trouble Over Unpaid Subscriptions
The Des Moines Cap reports editors face federal scrutiny when postal rules require fully paid lists. Editor Fay of Lyons, Iowa, is summoned to Washington to explain why subscriptions are not fully settled. Editors fear government inspectors may detain them if arrears accumulate.
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Post Office
Bere
Desmoines
Fay
Lyons
Tuwas
Washington City
Ashape
Pentecostal Concert Led by Old Sweety in Gainesville
A Pentecostal event led by Old Sweety from Gainesville drew a crowd for a show mixing religious rites with anti tobacco zeal. The evening included secret sessions to test pledges against tobacco and a baptismal initiation for Docia Beck amid songs, prayers, and crowd signaling outside with fireworks.
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Old Sweety
Sharp Yard
Tanyard Paralyzer
Gainesville
Sweety
Elijah
Heaven
Docia Beck
Paoro
Good Rods Meeting and Public Notices in Daimpkin County
Public meeting at the courthouse in Dablon ey Gr on the first Tuesday in Redroury MEd at 10 o clock. Ten thousand copies of Georgia ee will be distributed showing Macon as capital. Local crimes and remedies are noted along with health ads for Molleys Honey and Tar and Foley remedies. Court is in session at Grainesville this week.
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Georgia
Daimpkin County
Dabloney
Redroury
Med
Oelock
W. OL
C. Tate
Chavis
M. Drapers
Macon
L. McConnell
Catherine Sr
Elmira
N. Y
Foley
C. H. Jones & Son
Grainesville
Foley Kidney Pills Prove Tonic and Swift Drainage Aid
Mary C Abbott of Wolfeboro New Hampshire reports quick relief from rheumatic and uric acid caused pain after three days using Foley Kidney Pills. She says swelling and movement returned and endorses the remedy. Sold by Dr C H Jones and Son.
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Molley
Dr. C. H. Jones & Son
Mary C. Abbott
Wolfeboro
N. H
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H. N. Haden
Atlanta
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Florida
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Maud Duskell
Ray. O. J. Copeland
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Shorter College
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Guy. Brown
Venilemans Commission
Knox
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Blue Ridge
Rochester
Pension Bureau
Charles Kline
N. 8Th &T
Easton
South Carolina
Folley’s
Dinner Gasolin Lighting Co
H. E. Watson, W.S. Gaiularo
Move
Hedwig
Dahlovega Hotel
Kates
JF. Sargent
PLA. Head & CO
General Merchandise
Head & Lee
PF. A. Head & Co
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College Street
G. H. Moore
Profr
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Pure Herb Tablet Co
Ashland
Ohio
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Harber
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G. A. McGuires Jewelers Store
B.H. Turner
Cleveland, Ga
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M. G. Head & CO
T.S. Littlefield
LN General Merchandise
Athanta
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