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Newspaper
Sandersville Herald
Location
Sandersville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
1
A local notice celebrates the beautification of the Washington county court house yard and warns the public to stay off the grass. Signs declare "Sinner you can't cross here" and authorities urge preservation of the new growth until the lawn matures.
An advertisement notes that Cherry Balsam is sold exclusively by Sandersville Drug Company, highlighting its unique availability through the local pharmacy.
The regular monthly term of the City Court of Sandersville will convene next Monday morning. Only criminal cases will be tried during this term and the misdemeanor cases from the last Grand Jury will be disposed of. The civil docket will be tried at the April fourth Monday term.
The Home Mission Society of the Methodist church plans a practical cook book funded by member recipe contributions. Each member will supply several dishes to create a complete up to date collection, with hopes of wide sales and strong community support.
Tue Herard manager toured Harrison last Friday promoting The Herald and a new job printing plant. Farmers welcomed him, many subscribers renewed, and the town showcased a modern two story school, brick stores, a bank, and progressive enterprise. The visit emphasized local pride in education, culture, and business.
Rev. L. W. Colson delivers strong sermons at the Methodist church during the protracted meeting now in its second week. He uses irony about card playing and notes women attend church, while crowds fill both afternoon and evening services in Dublin.
Poultry for sale includes a few Rhode Island Red cockerels offered at reasonable prices. Address provided.
Sandersville investment firm sold two more building lots this week extending summer real estate activity. One lot is in the northern section and one in the southern section, with plans for nice residences on each site.
A dated ad promotes writing paper at 25¢ for 24 sheets and 10¢ items. It also mentions men and boys pants for spring and summer, highlighting a mall display.
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