Georgia News Roundup From State Events And Local Notes
Georgia reports include a mill selling one million yards of Sea Island and Egyptian cotton to tire maker, barroom license renewals in Atlanta, and a transport dispute on the Southern blocked line. Mentions of Gov Brown crop experiments, army worm warnings, and caterpillar damage in Chatham county accompany rural farming notes and a veterinary inquiry about a mule's death and treatment.
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Georgia
Sea Island
Paris Green
Savannah Press
Chatham County
Citizens debate night noise and fence upkeep in town
The writer derides lax enforcement of an old cattle at large ordinance, urges fence repairs, and defends local sound concerns. They critique past mayors and lawyers, warn against stricter stock laws, and urge practical steps while contrasting bell noise with other urban disturbances. The note mentions local politics and upcoming nominations, including references to Gov Wilson and congressional charters.
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Sermon, Tax Bills, and Remedies in a Busy Week
A preacher in Atlanta delivered a sermon as a cautionary tale about dangerous days, while lawmakers consider raising cigarette taxes to $200 and boosting legislator per diem from $4 to $7 and millage from 7 to 10 cents a mile. Amid debates, readers are advised on Foley remedies for colds and kidney troubles with endorsements from Wisconsin and Michigan residents.
Lightning destroys planing mill in Griffin
A ten thousand dollar planing mill was struck by lightning at Griffin last week and destroyed. N. J. Gorham of Woodville Georgia suffered a severe kidney ailment and found relief after using Foley Kidney Pills sold by local druggists. An article also notes a Lawrenceville produce buyers convention where a carload of watermelons was purchased.
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A. M. Nason
Capain
Boley
John Heath
Michigan
Cal
Griffin
N. J. Gorham
Bank of
Woodville
Foley
Blood Mountain Lumber Company Charter Petition
State of Georgia Lumpkin County petitions to the Superior Court by Charles F. Mebus and George C. Barber 3rd for the charter of the Blood Mountain Lumber Company. The document outlines incorporation steps and the city context for the proposed entity.
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State of Georgia
Lumpkin
Charles F. Mebus
George C. Barber
Blood Mountain Lumber Company Charter Petition
Georgia Lumpkin County petitions seek incorporation of The Blood Mountain Lumber Company for twenty years with renewals. Capital stock initially 8500,000 with 10 percent paid in. may rise to 1 million. Main office Dahlonega with branches allowed. Business includes lumbering, real estate, railways, water and electric power, telephones, and manufacturing of timber products. Petitions request broad corporate powers and authority to sue, establish bylaws, and appoint directors. Filed June 14 1912 by C J Lilly. Clerk Hap.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Henry A. Patton
City of
New York
State of New York
Blood Mountain Lumber Company
Dahlonega
Georgia
Said Corporation
Georgia Lumpkin County
C. C. Head
THE
Jane
Hap
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