19 Apr 1906
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Newspaper
Sandersville Herald
Location
Sandersville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
1
R C S Mathias sustained serious injuries in an accident last Tuesday afternoon. The incident left Mathias broken and with additional severe injuries, according to hospital reports.
Mr C S Mathias supervisor of Tennille oil mill was seriously injured last Tuesday when his arm was caught in machinery. He was treated at Dr Rawlings sanitarium with wounds dressed and is expected to return to duties in a few weeks. His family and Tennille oil mill staff hold him in high esteem.
A stylish display of hats and bonnets captivates shoppers at Tucker’s Richbourgs Mitchell Co. The new line features elegant shapes, bold brims, and versatile finishes suited for the season’s social events.
A speaker condemns jokes about their work and objects to unauthorized use and misrepresentation. The statement emphasizes consent and proper acknowledgment of authorship and contributions.
A newspaper explains that a similar editorial squib in the Progress prompted a cautious reply. The Herald’s editor notes that a friend shared the piece, and the staff clarifies they do not copy without credit while acknowledging the incident and its impact on readers.
Secretary J. J. Harris called for fifty percent subscriptions to the Sandersville Chautauqua stock as enthusiasm rises for what may be the largest crowds in the city. Talent is described as the very best and managers credit their funds for securing top performers. Local preparations include hotels and boarding houses gearing up for visitors during Chautauqua week.
The writer laments a trusted friend’s betrayal of confidence and vows future effort to appear original. A party’s reaction adds to the sense of surprise at the wrongdoing. Eggs for hatching from Belmont and Grieder strains Barred Plymouth Rock $1.00 per thirteen L. R. Warton.
The Washington Fair Association in Sandersville elected George Gilmore as president with C D Shelbutt as secretary and J R Henderson as treasurer. A subscription committee and share list were formed with multiple names and pledged shares. The group adjourned to meet the following Tuesday in May.
Mrs Vaughan the mother of F. I. Vaughan, foreman of the Herano force, is ill at home in Milledgeville with appendicitis. Doctors fear complications and an operation may be needed. The Herald and Vaughan’s friends hope for her recovery and return soon.
The Herato presents bank statements showing the county's financial condition. Officials note many strong and conservatively managed institutions boost local prosperity as required by law. Advertising mentions white and rayon canvas oxfords for ladies and misses from Sandersville Sitox Co.
Judge Holden orders no spring term in Glascock county due to smallpox. Reports indicate number of cases rising rapidly in nearby areas while Washington county remains unaffected. Public vaccination efforts are underway as authorities assess spread risk.
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