DRT Next Monday News Over Georgia Vienna
The issue outlines a district court term in Dooly County with Judge Littlejohn and Solicitor Frank A er presiding over criminal and civil cases. Campaign activity and local politics are noted as candidates prepare for offices from justice of peace to president. The piece promotes subscribing for more local news.
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Dooly
Littlejohn
Americus
Frank A
Southrn
Justice of Oace
Nes
8 & Coxe Drug Co
Nile
Plant fires burn across Georgia towns in February reports
The Pine Product Company plant in Albany faced a fire today causing about $20,000 in loss with $4,000 insured and plans to rebuild. Cordele’s Pine Product plant suffered $1,500 damage. Liberty county treasurer reports over $10,000 in funds and no county tax. Abbeville lodge and J H Little store burned due to lamp explosion, $5,800 loss. Valdosta bids open for Lowndes county courthouse, Algernon Blair of Montgomery submits lowest bid. West Point reports a US Army retiree hurt. Vienna Post Office gains three new rural routes with $6000 salaries for carriers. route details listed. The newspaper urges Vienna growth and subscription drive.
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Albany
Pine Product Company
Cordele
Cordele Manufacturing Co
Valdosta
Lowndes County
Algenon Blair
Montgomery
Ala
Ses ‘Gion
Algernon Blair
Frank P. Milburn
Vienna
Clock installation in county courthouse tower planned
Mulligan of the Howard Clock Co seeks to install a tower clock in the county courthouse. The clock, costing about 1050 dollars, will be a notable addition drawing public interest at the rally and the first hourly chime. Help wanted notices follow for boardable lodging at a Vienna residence.
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Mulligan
Howard Clock Co
Mass
Dooly County
Ople
Aders
Youmans
Beullington
Vienna
Death of 88 year old Erastus Bryant in Harmony
The News records the death of Mr. Erastus Bryant who died Tuesday morning at 8 oclock at his Harmony area home after months with dropsy. He leaves a grieving wife and three children. age 88. Interment followed that afternoon at Harmony cemetery.
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Erastus Bryant
Harmony
Bryant
Unknown man found dead on railroad track near Lumpkin
Lumpkin Ga Feb 16 An unknown man was found dead about two miles from here yesterday on a railroad track. He had been shot in the back of the neck and head with a shotgun. A considerable sum of money was found on his person but no papers or clues to his identity. The perpetrator is unknown.
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Lumpkin
Graves Opposes Two Term Precedent In Governorship
Atlanta February reports Hon. John Temple Graves hinting at a governor bid centered on opposing the two term precedent. He travels to Washington amid Hearst boom talk, outlining principles for a single-term plan and questioning constitutional eligibility for a second term.
Milledgeville banker shoots self in bedroom tragedy
Milledgeville Ga February 17 Last night Claude H Troutman cashier of the Merchants and Farmers Bank shot himself in a personal crisis Two bullets passed through his left lung and he was not expected to live through the night Mrs Troutman and three children Claudia Winston and Julia were at the opera when the act occurred He died the next morning at 8 45 pm His mother and father live at Fort Valley A letter to Judge Allen and his wife was found on a table High profile man in state politics was connected locally and in Macon and Atlanta
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Julia
Troutman
Judge Allen
Macon
Atlanta
Fort Valley
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