Searcy Reflects On Georgia Trip And County Court News
The article describes a Georgia trip near Griffin and Jackson with vivid scenes of farms and streams, then reports on two weeks of superior court trials. It covers cases from burglary to arson, a life sentence for a killing, a mistrial in a barn fire matter, and liquor cases. It notes grand jury recommendations to consolidate offices and abolish city courts, plus a reception for Judge Daniel by the Odd Fellows and a personal update on Hon. Charlie Redman.
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Middle Georgia
Griffin
Jackson
Rachael
Taiwaas Aiken
Flint
Owen
Flovilla
Fayette
Monroe
Butts County
Supreme Courts
Court of Appeals
Odd Fellows
Daniel
Charlie Redman
Court date set for Fayette on third Monday in March
Our next court will be in Fayette on the third Monday in March. More anon. W. E. H. Searcy in Griffin News and Sun.
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Fayette
W. E. H. Searcy
Griffin News and Sun
Vinol Tonic Promises Strength and Health Boost
Run down people are urged to try Vinol cod liver and iron tonic without oil as a strength creator. A West Scranton, Pa. case, Mrs. Chas Proper, credits Vinol with restoring health after years of fatigue and loss of appetite. The Jackson Drug Co. guarantees refund if no benefit.
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West Scranton
Chas. Proper
Vinci
Jackson Drug Co
Jackson, Ga
School Notes and Upcoming Trials at Local School
Teachers Institute prompts two days holiday Thursday and Friday. Miss Lanier prepares a music recital for music course finishers. Tenth and eleventh grades work on independent themes. Miss McMichael covered seventh grade. Miss Smith absent. Miss Smith’s class received a bag of apples. Smallpox cases nearly over. Watts and Phinazee absent Wednesday. Demosthenians and Freshman Debating Club plan a mock trial Friday. Elwood Robison charged with arson, defended by Johnson, McClure, Hammond. Prosecution by Spencer, Newton, White.
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Demosthenians
Elwood Robison
Charles Johnson
William McClure
W. R Hammond
Claude Spencer
Albert Newton
Dewey White
Bing
Letter from Sardis on country leaders and morals
The letter notes that five sixths of ministers, six sevenths of college professors, and a majority of influential businessmen were born and raised in the country. It argues the nation depends on country churches and schools to train young men to lead Christian lives, citing twenty young men studying the character of a patriarch in Sunday school last Sunday.
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Country Church
Country School
Printing orders from Jackson territory promised at new rates
A brief note guarantees timely delivery within 30 days and promises the lowest price and quality work for orders sent directly, inviting local businesses to save money by avoiding intermediaries.
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Jackson
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