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Newspaper

Sandersville Herald

Location

Sandersville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1907

Page

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City Council Advances Sewer Plan and Wagon Yard Talks

A major city council meeting approved sewerage plans after detailed review by alderman Stacer and mayor Cheatham. Bids will be advertised to begin work by contract. A wagon yard site report is due by April 15. Senator Tillman to lecture April 10 at Sandersville auditorium. Mrs. B F Jordan to operate the new hotel near the Baptist church, boosting local hospitality and traffic.

Arthur Pew Stacer Cheatham Messrs Duggan Sandersville B. F. Jordan Dublin Baptist

Fire Chief Mitchell to Attend State Tournament

At a city council meeting the mayor and council proposed Fire Chief Mitchell attend the state firemen’s tournament and a Cedartown meeting as city and company representative. They discussed improving firefighting equipment and work and considered creating a fund for injuries or death benefits, awaiting Mitchell’s return before action.

Mitchell Cedartown

Miss Mamie Sparks Serves as Society Editor

In Miss Louise Sullivan's absence, Miss Mamie Sparks acts as Society Editor of Tre JHeraip, spending several days in Atlanta and doing commendable work for this issue.

Louise Sullivan Atlanta Mamie Sparks Tre Jheraip

Stolen Watch and Chain With Masonic Charm Reported

A double-case medium sized gold filled gent’s watch and a medium square link solid gold chain with a gold Masonic charm bearing monogram W R B were stolen. A liberal reward is offered for information leading to recovery. W R Beacn

W.R.B W.R. Beacn

Local Merchant Advertises Office Supplies and Legal Forms

The notice lists a full stock of gum-labels string-tags pin tickets ink-pads and receipt books. Jackson Ti Heraup offers Promissory Notes bills of sale bonds for title and warranty deeds with forms guaranteed correct under the latest Acts of the Legislature.

Mr. Merchant Jackson Ti Heraup

Interesting Letter From St. Augustine Explores Town

The writer extols St. Augustine as the oldest European settlement, describes Fort Marion of coquina and the sea wall, Anastasia Island, and the Ponce de Leon Hotel with lavish pricing. He notes a small population, winter visitors, narrow streets, Plaza de la Constitution, and the slave market, calling the town the Town of Oddities.

Epitor Herap St. Augustine United States Ponce de Leon Menendez Fort Marion Anastasia Fort Marian Old City Anastasia Island Matanzas River San Sebastian River Matanzas Treasury

The Sleepless World Theory by Dr. Gibson

The piece surveys Dr. Ascel Emil Gibson’s sleeping abolition theory with satire. It imagines waking 90 hours yields fat gain, but notes sleep remains essential for work and health, dismissing the plan while lampooning insomnia and a world without rest.

Ascel Emil Gibson

Death of Tennille Resident John Culpepper

Mr. John Culpepper, a popular Tennille citizen, died Monday after several months of illness. He was about twenty eight, unmarried, and the son of Nathan Culpepper, a well known county resident formerly near Warthen and now in Tennille. Burial followed the death.

John Culpepper Tennille Culpepper Nathan Culpeppar Warthen

Easter egg hunt at Tabernacle school delight

The Tabernacle school hosted an Easter egg hunt with teacher Mise Carrere and four patrons hiding eighty six eggs. Elsie Horton won the youngest group and Gussie Tanner the older pupils prize. Visitors and relatives noted in Warthen Sandersville Macon and Brooks families. The Sandersville to Brooks line work nears completion.

R. H. Roughton Macon M. L. Jackson A.R. Brooks Mary Doolittle Sandersville Mise Carrere Elsie Horton Gussie Tanner Brooks

Davisboro Merchants Close Weekday Mornings for Revival

A group of Davisboro merchants agree to close shops from 10 to 11 a m on weekdays except Saturdays to attend a Methodist Church revival. The list includes J F Arnold J S Gibbs J F Horton Moye Co AL Murphy Sam Goorvich H Orr Henderson Brown Salter AL Brown Brown Morris Taylor. The notice also advertises sanitary plumbing pipes baths sinks and guaranteed work with prices.

Davisboro Methodist Church J F Arnold J S Gibbs J F Horton Moye & Co AL Murphy Sam Goorvich H Orr Henderson Brown & Salter AL Brown Brown, Morris & Taylor Jackson

Sleep and the value of rest in famous lives

Leonora Sheppard argues that brief sleep periods among great men show sleep is essential. She compares extreme abstinence from sleep to a parable about a horse starved into death, asserting some rest sustains life as surely as food.

Gibson Leonnora Sheppard

What's the Use Mr Farmer a Georgia cash store plea

A Sandersville Georgia cash store operator urges farmers to grow and stockpile feed and cotton locally. He rails against speculation and credit, praises self sufficiency under cotton association president Harvie Jordan, and argues cash sales reveal price fairness. He cites Brooks county as example and urges home raised mules and meat. Look for the yellow store front.

Mr. Farmer Cotton Association Harvie Jordan Georgia America Pepsicely Farmer Sandersville

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