Tobacco taxes rise in SC legislature and other era notes
The South Carolina legislature raised taxes on tobacco cerrettes and sporting goods. Other items note a two year old killed by a baseball bat in Milledgeville, local mill plans, and comments on crime sentences, weather impacts, and a Yale professor altering the Bible to fit Prohibition era views.
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Deluges and community notes from Dahlonega area
Readable items describe widespread flood impacts near New Orleans and Leland Mississippi, local court and civic matters in Dahlonega, church events, business notices, and social updates including visits, marriages, and ongoing public works. The piece mentions a memorial inquiry, a distillery raid, and local clergy anecdotes.
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