Married Sunday Near Pine Park in Georgia Noticeable
A marriage occurred Sunday morning at the residence of Fata Ballard near Pine Park. Groom B F Butler of the city and bride Mannie Ballard, daughter of the homeowner, were wed by Justice W H Bibb at 10:30. Crowds gathered, with music and refreshments. Butler, a carpenter and Odd Fellows member, Married Mannie Ballard, daughter of a prominent South Georgia family, and they left for Montgomery on their bridal tour.
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Fata Ballard
Pine Park
B. F. Butler
Ballard
Mannie
W.H. Bibb
Butler
Lodge
Odd . Fellows
South Georgia
Dr Harris Says It Is Not Typhoid In Thomasville Fever
Dr H F Harris secretary of the State Board of Health on a Thomasville visit took home 18 fever case specimens for analysis. He informed Dr A P Taylor that five showed traces of typhoid while thirteen did not. Tests are imperfect and further investigations are planned. He notes the fever may form a class by itself with no local cause and reports no recent cases or deaths among whites.
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H. F. Harris
State Board of Health
Thomasville
A. P. Taylor
Harris
Grady County Opens Headquarters In Savannah Campaign
Citizens of Osiro district plan a prolonged lobbying effort to create Grady County. A headquarters opens at Kimball House with maps and literature to persuade legislators. Attending leaders include Dr. W. A. Walker Postmaster John B. Crawford Randolph Russell and R. R. Terrell among others.
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Osiro
Grady County
Kimball House
W. A. Walker
John B. Crawford
Randolph Russell
Ben Eb, Russell
J. F. Stone
Savannah Nowa
R. R. Terrell
Secretary Hay Suffers Severe Relapse in New Hampshire
Secretary of State Hay is stricken with uraemia at his summer home in Newbury New Hampshire. Dr Charles Scudder arrived from Boston and treated him. he showed improvement and was expected to recover within a day or two as nurses aided his care.
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Newbury
N.H
Charles L. Scndder
Boston
Hay
Scudder
Washington
Newbnary
N. H
Dudley Cox Remembered by Thom asville Elders
Dr. Dudley Cox an old time resident now living in the north is at the Martin House on Jackson street. He went to war with the Dixie boys and is well remembered by Thom asville's older inhabitants.
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Dudley Cox
Martin
Jackson Street
Dixie Boys
Thomasville
Japanese consul recalled as peace plenipotentiary to Washington
London report notes Japanese consul Otagahila recalled and to travel Tuesday to Washington as a peace plenipotentiary. St Petersburg dispatch says date for Washington plenipotentiaries under discussion with Russia with expected August arrival. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Horace Cochran returning from their wedding trip.
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Washington
St. Petersburg
Russia
Horace Cochran
Coolidge Visitors Saturday and Sunday
C. T. Keene and B. J. Jackson of Coolidge were Sunday visitors.
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C. T. Keene
B. J. Jackson
Coolidge
Georgia Bird Law and Nitrate of Soda Note 1904
Floyd County education officials urge teachers to read Georgia law on game birds and protections. The piece lists birds designated for hunting and innocuous species, penalties, and a license option. It also covers nitrate of soda mining in Chile, ore composition, and global export around one million tons annually.
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John C. King
Floyd County
Georgia
Nkewige
Europe
America
Nitrate of Soda in Agricultural Chemistry Letters
The State Chemist explains organic versus inorganic nitrogen sources for farming. Nitrate of soda, or Chili Saltpetre, is highlighted as the chief inorganic nitrogen source and contrasts with nitrate of potash, the true saltpetre.
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Chili
South America
Nitrogen Fertilizers and Early Cotton Varieties
The text explains uses of nitrogen fertilizers beyond farming, detailing nitrate of soda, salt known as sulphate of ammonia, and their solubility, leaching, and application timing. It notes the rise of phosphates next and discusses early cotton varieties amid boll weevil invasion affecting profitability and cultivation choices.
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Amonia
Georgia
Runaway Team Injures Five at Jeter Funeral Escort
At a funeral procession for Mr. T J Jeter a runaway team from Mr C Davie’s livery stable overturned a carriage injuring Mrs S E Bottoms Miss Mamie Bottoms and Mrs DuRant along with Mr Paul Dickey All three women suffered injuries but no deaths occurred as the coach line continued and the driver restrained the team The accident caused great town excitement with rumors of fatalities but none proved true.
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S. E. Bottoms
Mamie Bottoms
DuRant
T. J. Jeter
Chas
Davie
Paul Dickey
A. W. Kirkland
McDonough
Mary Daffin
Excursion Crowd Dwindles on Alabama A. C. S. Trip
A smaller crowd than usual went to Montgomery on the A. C. S. excursion yesterday. About sixty tickets were sold from Thomasville. The train left shortly after nine o'clock. Miss Irene Hand returned to her Pelham home.
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Montgomery
Thomasville
Use of Chamberlains Remedy in Colic Diarrhoea Cases
Report notes success in treating intestinal upsets with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It describes relief of symptoms in several patients and recommends early dosing for best results. The item highlights practical household use and accessibility of the remedy.
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J. W., Peacock, Homasvills. Ga
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