Williams Tells Georgia to Elect Independent Senator
Dublin campaign notice by G H Williams urges Georgians to elect an independent U S Senator in November. He attacks President Wilson over cotton policy, calls for defense of Southern farmers and warns against Government price fixing and spinners’ influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
United Sates Senate
T. W. Hardwick
W. J. Harris
Clark Howell
Wilson
People of
Geor
Harris
Gur Cotton
Wilon
Peoce
United States
Ohn the Baptist
Eorgia
Ilaon
Pelenthbromiets
Macon Telegraph
John W. Bennett
Waycross
Little Willie
Macon
John Bennett
Catle
Willie
V. & Bulletin of Sepecial U
Seber
Washington
Cotton Exchange
New York
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange and Commission
U. S
New England
South
Pleby
Boston
Brazil
America
Europe
Democratic Party
United States Senate
Senate
Treasury
Someboy
Wall Street
McAdoo
Bibb Manufacturing Co
Red Cross
France
Baruch
Percy
Res
Lliams
Dublin
Death of W M Dick Aged 73 Pellagra Victim Fincherville
W M Dick 73 of near Fincherville died Friday from pellagra. He leaves his wife formerly Miss Blessitt, four sons J M R G J F W B Dick and two daughters Mrs J W Cody and Mrs T G Cody. Funeral was held at County Line church Newton county. Also notes Butts county citizens bought Liberty Bonds and backed the United War Work campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dick
Miss Blessitt
J. M
R. G
J. F
W. B. Dick
J. W. Cody
T. G. Cody
Butts County
Col J A Thomas Dies at Sea En Route to Europe
Col J A Thomas 48 died of pneumonia aboard a vessel en route to Europe while commanding the 121st Infantry, old Second Georgia. He served thirty three years in the military and his body will be returned to Macon for funeral and interment. the Old Jackson Rifles formed his battalion and he was well known to members of the Jackson company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butts County
J. A. Thomas
121St Infantry
Old Second Georgia
Col. Thomas
Europe
Macon
Old
Jackson Rifles
Jackson
Piles Cured in Days Promise with PAZO Ointment
Druggists offer PAZO OINTMENT with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. It relieves itching and promises restful sleep after first application. Price 60 cents.
Death of Infant in Worthville Feeds Sympathy
Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Duke of Worthville mourn the infant death from influenza. Funeral held Tuesday morning at Sardis church with family and friends expressing sympathy.
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Ewell Duke
Worthville
Sardis Church
Indian Springs Social Roundup Sees Local Visits
Forsyth’s Miss Pearl Lindsey visits Indian Springs as weekend guest. Atlanta’s O D Dolvin spends Sunday with Mrs Dolvin and aunt Mrs Cornell. Adel Edwards of Valdosta visits J S Edwards and family as James Minter Gregory takes a job at Brunswick Picric Acid plant. Barret Bethel Ad Nutt and Ben Cleveland drive to Rock Castle for the evening. Mrs Texas Elder Cornell’s condition improves. W M A to meet Wednesday at 3 with Miss Lindsey. Rev Dr McKay visits parishioners Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Lindsey
Forsyth
Miss Lindsey
O. D. Dolvin
Atlanta
Dolvin
Cornell
Adel Edwards
Valdosta
J. S. Edwards
James Minter Gregory
Brunswick
Barret
Bethel
Ad Nutt
Death of Infant Honored by Eiseman Family
Mr and Mrs S H Eiseman mourn the death of their infant, occurred Sunday night, drawing sympathy from friends as a sorrowful loss for the family.
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S. H. Eiseman
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. H. Williams
Dublin, Ga
Fincherville
W. M. Dick
W. M
Fletcher
Reet
Palne Ks
Castoria
Indian Springs
Deah
Marion Holcomb
Nancy, Ky
Thedford
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