Atlanta man bids for elephant naming rights insult
A Georgia reader offers 250 dollars to name a new elephant with proceeds to Atlanta papers on the Clio flubdub. The piece dismisses editor Andy Slepdpd and condemns Tom Watson over a Wigwam dispute. Col W A Hemphill of Atlanta is mourned as a significant loss to state newspapers.
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Atlanta
Andy Slepdpd
Col. W.A. Hemphill
South
Tom Watson
Indian Spring
Tom
The Veriest Fools and Race Rhetoric Spark Southern Debate
Editor Rainey of Dawson derides Atlantas negro congress coverage and urges restraint, while R E Jones blasts white leadership and advocates black political power. Bray defends cooperation against crime, but Rainey calls for extermination of dangerous elements. Also notes Patrick Shannon and sisters in Pittsburg aiding the needy.
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Rainey
Dawson
Atlanta
Negro Congress
R. E. Jones
New Orleans
Jones
South
Bray
Athens
Hell
Cattle Raising Featured For Georgia Farmers
The Arcus cites a Dougherty county cattle project near Albany as promising to become a large Georgia ranch. The venture plans to reach 1 000 head, uses pea vines for winter feed, and drives stock to the Flint river cane brake seasonally. Beet growing is hailed as a future profitable line for the region.
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Arcus
Macone Telegraph
Dougherty County
Telegraph
Georgia
Hall Place
Lee County
Albany
Mucknee Creek
Flint
National
Retail Butchers Convention
The
One Acre Farm Shows Bountiful Variety in California
Samuel Cleeks on a single acre in the Sacramento Valley blends fruits nuts vegetables and more under irrigation and rich manuring. He supports his wife year after year and saves about four hundred dollars annually while townsfolk note his willingness to lend and donate.
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Durham
Sunshine
Samuel Cleeks
Sacramento Valley
California
Cleeks
Mr. Cleeks
Montgomery Advertiser
Controversial Remark Attracts Attention From Rev Louous
A quote from Rev W W Louous portrays a harsh stereotype about African Americans, claiming the community spends wages quickly on meals and clothing. The speaker likens it to a mule that eats a shipping tag, sparking debate and criticism.
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W. W. Louous
Mary McLane Appetite Quip Sparks Humorous Debate
Readers recall Mary McLane boasting about a New England breakfast and a playful remark on her stomach's reactions. The exchange shifts to a joke about a fashionable figure likened to an undressed shad, prompting light commentary from readers.
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Mary McLane
New England
Boston Herald
Macon Telegraph
Butte
Money as Universal Need and Power in Society
The Savannah Press editor observes money shapes human motive and society. Money buys basic needs, pays rents and taxes, and by law exchanges for goods. It grants power, influence, and social leverage, even affecting church and moral life.
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Sharon
Baron Munchausen
Associated Press
Milled Devile News
Savannah Press
Church
Starch Offer Highlighted by Kinard and Clark
Advertisement notes 5 Cent packages of starch offered by Kinard and Clark, dated in period style. The line emphasizes low price and partner names in a compact sales blurb.
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Kinard & Clark
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