Community notes on residents moves and local life
The Flotilla column reports residents moving in and out of the Barnetts Mill area and mentions Prof Glenn, Pate Moore, Billy Yancey, Robert Polk, George Teddards, Joe Warren, and others. It notes deaths of Osten Smith and Jeff Teddards’s child, school manager Prof Cornwell, and local measles cases. Also includes local humor, superstition snippets, and advertising tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephor
Glenn
Messrs
Pate Moore
Billy Yancey
Robert Polk
Fincherville
Barnetts Mill
Keys Mill
Billy Yaney
Monticellora
George Teddards
Joe Warren
Newton County
Soffy Duffy
Grammer
Osten Smith
Jeff Kimberill Teddards
Bradfield Regulator Co advert and real estate offer
An old Atlanta Est retail ad lists price for kettles and a free mailed book To Mothers. It also notes Bradfield Regulator Co selling through druggists and a separate real estate pitch by N J Harmon in Jackson Georgia offering honest buyer matching and warning against speculative prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
N. J. Harmon
Jackson
Treasure dispute shadows buried farm find and charity
Diogenes may put out his lantern. Young Green Hartley found $10,000 on a Houston county farm and turned it over to the county treasurer for safekeeping. Now the farm owner claims the entire sum, highlighting a stark contrast in conduct between the two men. Hood's Pills advertise relief for long illness with Allena Dickey of Marietta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diogenes
Green Hartley
Houston County
Hartley
Drummond Lightning Remedy Offered for Pain Relief
Advertisement touts Rheumatism relief with Drummond Medicine Co. full month treatment of two large bottles for $5, available by express to any address. Agents wanted.
Rhode Island Factory Deposits Reach 18 Million
In Rhode Island the deposits of factory operatives in the Savings Bank total 18 million dollars. Dividends paid to stockholders in southern mills range from 15 to 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Savings’ Bank
Southern Mills
A Valuable Prescription for Health by Electric Bitters
Editor Morrison of Worthington Indiana writes of Electric Bitters as a valuable prescription for constipation and sick headache with tonic effects. Mrs Annie Stehle of Chicago endured poor digestion and fatigue until six bottles restored health and strength. Prices 50 cents and 1.00 at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Worthington
Ind
Sun
Annie Stehle
Cottage Grove Ave
Chicago
King’s New Discovery Praised by Alderman and Minister
James L. Francis of Chicago and Rev. John Burgus of Keokuk Iowa endorse Dr King’s New Discovery noting its effectiveness for coughs colds and lung complaints after many years use. Trial bottles are free at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Francis
Chicago
Dr. King
Good Roads Promotion in New Jersey
The Marietta Journal notes that improving roads raises property values and that New Jersey dedicates $100,000 annually to permanent road construction. The piece argues continued investment and labor efficiency are essential, citing broad public support and economic benefits for farm lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Marietta Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
K. J. L. Yopp
Annie Rolph
GLOBE
C. G. Fennell & Company
the Mutual Life Insurance
Richard A. McCurdy
Vuree
Notr
Cuarves A
the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Siance
H. C. von Post
Olyphant
Chas. R. Henderson
We. P. Dixon James C, Holden J
Herrick
Ida Smith
Cornwell of
Stark
Dent
Yiz
Tom
James Yancey
Uncle Tom
Georgia
Ben Davis Yancey
Mother
Bennie
Lovie Moore
Monkey Denns
Tom Yancey
Eben
Mills & Bailey
Attorney At Law
Watkins Building
M. V. McKibben
T. J Dempsey
Dempsey
Mulberry Street
Jackson, Georgia
Hasbrouck Company
West 28 Street
New York
W. H. Peeke
Cedar St
Ilar
Gate City
AceEnr
Robert A. Granniss
Walter R. GiletTs
Isaac F. Lioup
Freveric Cromwell Emory McCaintock
R. F. Shedden
Rising
M. M. Brewster
Montgomery
Ala
Argus Office
Hood
Allena Dickey
Marietta, Ga
Teel
K. L. Shellaberger
Atlanta, GA
Shellaberger
Cere
K. I. Shellaberger
Cme
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