Rural Georgia Faces Education and Tax Debate
The Butts County and City of Jackson official paper notes subscription rates and worries over capi tal removal agitation. It argues public schools struggle with politics in education and questions state efforts, praising private education funding while urging aid for common people.
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Butts County
City OF
Jackson
Fishes in River and Untouched Politicians Highlight Dalton Verse
A Dalton Citizen poem notes there are fishes in the river never caught and politicians never bought. The verse sharpens social satire by pairing natural and political abundance with moral caution.
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Dalton Citizen
How Schools Will Help
The Cobb County Times notes the push for centralized better country schools. It argues three dozen scattered schools cannot replace a dozen well equipped and well taught centralized schools.
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Cobb County Times
Meanest Man From the Mt Vernon Monitor
A local column advocates praising one’s home town and rebukes residents who degrade where they live. It urges supporting one’s community regardless of whether it seems worthwhile or deserved.
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Mt. Vernon Monitor
Call for a Ladies Rest Room in Jackson
The speaker questions why Jackson lacks a ladies rest room and urges action after years of delay. He cites grand jury recommendations, prior county and city efforts, and broader civic achievements to argue that funds should be directed to women and children visitors.
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Jackson
County of
Butts
World
Yap
Butts County
Great forward movement in education campaign for Georgia
The Methodist church launches a thirty three million dollar drive to fund education across several states with Georgia receiving three to four million. Proponents urge investment in colleges and teachers to raise leadership, industry and moral life while warning peonage and race tensions threaten Georgia’s unity and economy.
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Friends of the Cause of Education
The
Methodist Church
Georgia
Massachusetts
Harvard University
Great Methodist Church
South
Church of Wesley and Whitfield
Friends of Education
Religion Cheaper Than Crime Says Lavonia Times
The Lavonia Times argues religion would end crime and reduce taxes by about seventy percent. It claims if everyone had religion there would be no need for locks policemen jails law and order leagues corn liquors armies navies or taxes. It suggests critics of high taxes should attend preaching.
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Law and Order
Lavonia
Taxes Everywhere Demand Burden Citizens Spite of Efforts
Dawson News laments widespread taxation across municipal, county, state, and national levels. It highlights personal, real estate, income, sales, inheritance, stamp taxes and more as the chief burden and poorly managed, urging attention to reform.
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Dawson News
Judge Miller Ma rrying Justice records 10678 ceremonies
Muskogee magnate W G Miller known as the Marrying Justice has performed 10678 marriages in ten years. He has married couples of diverse backgrounds, with tiny fees and a few remarriages and three divorces among his cases. He aims to start couples in solid partnerships.
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Muskogee
Okla
W. G
Miller
United States
Mississippi River
Oklahoma
Dodson's Liver Tone Promise Over Calomel Ad
A historical advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant alternative to calomel. It claims calomel is quicksilver and harms bone and liver, while Dodson's Tone regulates liver stomach and bowels without sickness or salivation and notes millions of bottles sold.
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Dodson
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ends with One Hundred Dollar Reward
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The statement, sworn before Notary A. W. Gleason on December 6, cites the medicine acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. Free testimonials and druggist availability are noted in Toledo.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Ohia
Nine Black People Arrested On Gambling Charge
Police arrested nine Black individuals Sunday for gambling near the Buchanan Hotel. They were arraigned Monday and fined $10 each. Hammond and Middlebrooks reportedly worked off their fines on the streets after failing to pay. Names listed: Gordon Barber Will Hammond Horace Alexander Luther Smith Charlie Carson Eddie Waits Frank Middlebrooks Aaron Butler Joe Alexander.
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Buchanan Hotel
Gordon Barber
Will Hammond
Horace Alexander
Luther Smith
Charlie Carson
Eddie Waits
Frank Middlebrooks
Aaron Butler
Joe Alexander
Hammond
Middlebrooks
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