Obituary notes and state reforms across Georgia
Obituaries note one hundred words free at charges. A political forecast suggests B B Lewis will beat Hughes by a larger margin on June 4. Oklahoma reforms under the new constitution draw praise from Bryan, but include limits on tobacco use and advertising. Cordele Sentinel critiques Macon Telegraph and Macon News for pro-corporate stances. The piece reflects Georgia's shifting politics, media battles, and transport costs for travelers.
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Bryan
Oklahoma
United States
Hannah . News
Telephonic Sermon Put Elder’s Wife To Sleep
An elderly Philadelphia couple faced illness and church devotion. A doctor advised quiet, and the elder arranged to have the sermon delivered by telephone to his wife. At noon on a Sunday the doctor asked how it worked. the wife slept soundly ten minutes after the sermon began.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Curlie’s Fit For Pinehurst Man Sparks Local Talk
A fragmentary note from Pinehurst Georgia describes a nosy line of fat mouse hairline fictional. FM Barfield is mentioned as a young man and potential subject of the chatter. The incomplete line hints at a humorous or gossip weight in the community. The text lacks clear action or outcome and reads as stray OCR chatter.
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FM Barfield
Pinehurst, Ga
No title found in Correctly Named story
A Philadelphia Leader account describes a Texas survey party cook named More who faced raiding hogs at camp. After a ravenous raid emptied the cook tent he struggled to express his frustration, exclaiming hawgs hawge as a humorous expletive.
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Texas
Philadelphia
Mose
Pleasant Valley News Reflections and Local Souvenirs
Pleasant Valley notes describe quiet farming life with cotton planting and local social visits. The piece lists visits from Obie Varnadoe and L. E. Ware, church talks by Presiding Elder K Reed, and varied community activities including Sunday School, Masonic attendance, shopping trips, and singing classes. It critiques political maneuvering surrounding Mr Hughes and Judge Littlejohn, contrasting farmer support with legal careers and noting the Windsor Hotel episode as part of the local political discourse.
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K. Reed
Cordelo
Bro. Reed
Mies Obie Varnadoe
Lillys
L. E. Ware
Montezuma
The Insincerity of Mr Hughes in His Campaign
A critical editorial questions Mr Hughes sincerity in seeking Congress to represent farmers. It notes he is a farmer and asks whether he truly aims to represent farmers of the Third District or his own interests, urging voters to scrutinize whom he would really represent.
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Hughes
E. B. Lewis
Congress
D. M. Hughes
Sinere
National Congress
Trains Schedule From Vienna North Ward to Macon and beyond
Trains depart Vienna north ward at 2.33 PM No 2 for Macon with connection to Atlanta and points north and west. An observation parlor car to Macon. 1.38 AM No 4 with flag stops for Macon and connection to Atlanta and north and west. Sleeping car to Macon. 9.23 AM No 6 Shoofly Local for Macon.
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Vienna
Macon
Atlanta
Valdosta
Palatka
Jacksonville
Jackville
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway
South
Georgia
Florida
Ap W. 0. Wilson
C.B. Rhodes
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Hawes
Oxford
Sox
Panamas
Batiste
Zeiglers Pat Oxfords
Hose
Lisle
THE
Vienna News
T. A. Adkins, Jr
Ed. & Pub
Nowaman
Hon
B. B. Lewis
Mr. Hughes
Joe
Cordele
Kimball House
Cordele Sentinel
Macon Telegraph
Hoke Smith
Cearly
Hoke
Cordelo Sentinel
Pleasant Valley
Gen. Green
J. B. Cooper
J. H. Bowen
Mosers
J. T. McNeese
O. P. Churchwell
Pinehurst
Mr. Jao. Ware
B. B. Smith
Mr. L. R. Raine
Lilly Sunday
Florence Smith
Wyat Folds
J. W. Smith
E. C. Smith
Mt. Vernon
BR. L. Swearingen
Pinehaurat
Katie McNeese
G. F. Swearingen
Messrs
W. B. Thompson
W. F. Forehand
Ga. Ala. Business College
Home Folke
Lella
Hattie Bowen
Walter
Pope Brown
Walter Steed
Taylor County
Littlejohn
Superior Court
Southwestern Circuit
Americaus
Lewis
Charlie Crisp
Windsor Hotel
Judge Littlejohn
Judge Crisp
City Court of Americas
Foley
Ply
DR. Thaddeus P. Bell
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