Bennett Among the Indians and Exposition Talk
Atlanta traveler Claude N. Bennett reports on life with the Indians in Dakota and his impressions of the western country. He notes weather extremes, a joke about Atlanta as a summer resort, and interest in the upcoming exposition drawing visitors from St Paul and St Louis. He also recounts a hair-cutting episode by Two Crows and praises Dakota grass and horses. The Macon News urges cleaning the state building for public view.
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Claude N. Bennett
Atlanta
St. Louis
St. Paul
Fort Serthold
North Dakota
Two Crows
Sam
Critique of Georgia Capitol Interior Affects Atlanta Exposition
The article argues the Georgia capitol interior is dirty and unclean, harming impressions of the state. It blames repeated budgetary inaction by the legislature for neglect, despite calls to fund soap, water, and kal salmine, and suggests a remedy for the next session.
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State Capitol Building
Capitol Building
Georgia
State House
Capitol
Atkinson
State Capitol
Atlanta
Doctor G A Countryman creates grafted two breed snake
The Minneapolis Journal reports Dr. G A Countryman of Mellette South Dakota performed a surgical graft on a snake combining a sand snake tail with a garter snake body. The grafted creature is healthy with a sand snake body and garter tail, both varieties common and harmless in the state.
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G. A. Countryman
Mellette
Minnneapolis Journal
The Cigarette Habit Sparks Health Board Action
The piece notes increased attention by northern state boards of health on cigarettes. Iowa and Michigan officials urge strict action, including prohibiting sale to minors and stopping manufacture of adulterated cigarettes, citing health and moral concerns. Atlanta councilmen again limit barroom hours to ten.
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Boards of Health
J. M. Larmert
Iowa
Board of Health
Dr. Lurmert
Board of Health of
Michigan
Macon Telegraph
Mrs Hammond Widow of Late A AAN
Mrs Hammond widow of the late A AAN is announced in a brief notice. The statement notes her status and references the late spouse without further details.
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Hammond
A Aan
Georgia the Empire State of the South praised for resources
The article extols Georgia as a land of climate soil timber minerals and manufacturing potential. It notes immense resources and a welcoming attitude toward immigrants and investors. Gov Atkinson returns to Atlanta from Lithia Springs with a healing wound after a recent assault.
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England
Belgium
Jonesboro News
Gov. Atkinson
Atlanta
Lithia Springs
Dr. Holmes
Estate administrator seeks discharge in Georgia notice
State of Georgia Butts county cites all heirs and creditors to show cause why A H Smith administrator of Eulalia P Morrison estate should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in November 1895. J F Carmichael Ordinary.
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State OF Georgia
Butts County
J. C. Pittman
Sarah F. Turner
A.H. Smith
Eulalia P. Morrison
J.F. Carmichael
Georgia
Bourts County
Jackson
Said
G. M
Ocmulgee River
J. B. Thomas
Henry Barnes
R. M. Harper
Eclipse
Superior Court
Malsby & Avery
R.M Harper
J.O. Beauchamp
Butts
Martha
Jinks
B. J. Jinks
Sinfar
B. J. Inks
J. ¥. Carmichael
Burts
Court House
Sandy Creek
Indian Spring
Ocmulgee Mills
Yellow Water Creek
Buttts County
Court of Ordinary
Said County
G. 8. Lynch
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Macon News
the Empire State of the South
J. F. Carmichael
Whitehall St
Risemal & Weil
Hou
THE
Victoria Hotel
GW Golucke
South Pryor St
Stilon & Collins
Jewelery Company
Stilson & Collins Jewelry Co
Atlanta, Ga
Plymouth Rock Co
Plymouth Rock Pants Co
C. A. Hamilton
Jackson, Ga
W.L. Carmichael
McDonald & Kinard, Agerts
Locust Grove
O. G. CantreLt
Jacknon
R. Garmichael
Create
D&c
Tennessee
Jackson Carriage Factory
J. R. Carmichael
Vignaux
Alabama ST
Whitehall OF
Alabama Street
Cgeorcia
Ww. I. Wagner
Dingle Dell
Neat Jackson, Ga
Sherrard
J. L. Wagner
Geo. W. White
F. Warkins
J. E. Weaver
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