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Newspaper
Sandersville Herald
Location
Sandersville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
12
Herald Publishing Co lists G. H. Howard as editor and J. E. Taylor as manager in the masthead. The notice identifies key personnel at the paper and outlines leadership roles within the organization.
The plan of guaranteed banks would secure deposits by government guarantees with bank losses reimbursed by banks themselves. It argues that deposits equal government bonds, urges inspection and risk controls, and favors expanding guarantees through existing banks rather than a large state postal system. It notes low historical losses, aims to improve bank solvency, and seeks lawful oversight to prevent mismanagement and speculation.
The Commoner argues for a rapid plan to stimulate commerce by allowing banks to loan more to a single borrower while imposing no limits on merchant buying and selling. It asserts money is the lifeblood of business, warns of depositor fear paralyzing trade, and calls citizens to propose ideas and let legislators judge. The government should act within constitutional bounds, at no treasury cost, with banks bearing the expense but benefiting from increased deposits.
The Hiram editor laments the death of Major E. A. Sullivan, praising his loyalty, friendship, and leadership in the community. The piece extols his character, lasting impact, and the editor’s inspiration to aspire to his example, hoping he lives on in memory and in civic life.
Heath plantation near Jordans Mill nine miles from Sandersville is divided into five tracts 116 142 95 87 and 77 acres each. The Sandersville Investment Co and agents offer these near ideal homes with productive land. Mr C D Shelnutt H M Franklin Tennille and G H Howarp Mer handle terms and prices.
Mrs Fannie Connor of Rural Route 1 Georgetown Tenn credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing her persistent cough and lung weakness from pneumonia. She says neighbors feared consumption but the product restored her health and she offers a 50 cent to 1 dollar bottle with a free trial.
The Oklahoma plan endorses Mr. Bryan's suggestion for guaranteed deposits in state and national banks, promising security for depositors and a reduced danger of panic. The Georgia legislature is urged to curb the growing pistol toter as a public menace, with widespread protest from press and public.
Multiple city lots and residences available in Sandersville North and South areas. Properties include a 140 foot fronting lot on North Harris Street near R. M. Brown, a premier lot priced at 1400, and several Davisboro Street lots near OC. Dugan. Also offered are a cottage home on South Sandersville for 1050 with one third down and monthly balance, a north of John Lockhart lot, a house and lot on North Smith Street rented at 10 monthly, a 100x80 lot on Warthen Street with a four room house valued at 800, and two vacant Smith Street lots priced 400 and 450 respectively, with builder options and terms available.
Public outcry sale in Washington County Georgia under a 1906 security deed. W L Lewis owes $1464.47 plus 8 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees. Property covers 239 acres near H P Hooks Walker Redferne Hollifield and Yates. Sale set for first Tuesday in March 1908 at courthouse. deed to purchaser by George Gilmore Company. notice dated January 28 1908.
Public sale to be held at Sandersville courthouse on the first Tuesday in February 1908 between legal hours for cash. Property includes a Davisboro house and lot bounded by Downs Horton Central railroad and Gibbs, seed to G T Horton. a gray roan mare Maud with buggy gear. a buggy. buggy harness. a mortgage property for W A Smith with a Madison bank lien. 100 bushels corn. a Barnesville buggy and sorrel mare colt. three bales lint cotton. Also notes a lien foreclosure against Kilingsworth and Sterlin Killingsworth.
An advertisement claims Tom and Arthur Liver Pills are manufactured with extreme care and contain no harmful ingredients. It calls the product an invaluable remedy for biliousness and constipation, guaranteed by SanpeRsvin LE DruG Co. The copy promotes business stationery and a Cherry Balsam remedy for coughs, colds, or La Grippe.
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