Governor Did Right In Hanging Slayer Of Defenseless Woman
A lengthy editorial lauds the governor for refusing to commute the death sentence of a man who killed a defenseless woman. It argues political maneuvers would have tainted justice and praises the governor’s duty. Announcements note local political candidates in Dooly County including J L Peavey, C R Morgan, Watts Powell, P A Lennard, T A Adkins, and others considering runs.
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T. E. Watson
Watson
Hin
Mavon
Dooly
J. L. Peavey
C. R. Morgan
Watts Powell
Texas in Grant's Park Controversy Sparks Debate
Readers discuss placing Texas symbolism in Grant’s Park, noting a clash with local identity and comparing power dynamics between Texas pride and Atlanta culture. The comment questions state prominence and cultural fit in civic spaces.
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Texas
Grant's Park
Lone Star
Wes
Atlanta
Announce Fees Set At Five Dollars
A brief notice invites readers to join an upcoming event with a five dollar fee. It emphasizes simplicity and affordability for attendees and highlights a straightforward registration process.
Brantley Bill Aims to Aid Confederate Vets
Washington reports indicate Congress may pass the Brantley bill to allow honorably discharged Confederate soldiers to be eligible for Rural Free Delivery carriers. The measure, introduced by Rep Brantley, would suspend age limits during Civil Service exams, reversing former exclusions that barred Union veterans and others over 65. Brunswick News notes support from several post office committees.
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Washington
Brantley
Civil Service Commission
Saitt
Brunswick News
Fireproofed by Water Sailor and Whale Tale
An old pine piece proves fireproof after a sea disaster story told by a sailor. He explains the wood hardened by water pressure after a whale hauled a whaling boat down, then surfaced, wrecking and sinking the craft before the crew saved the hogt. The tale links ironlike pine to the pressure of the sea and a near-death plunge.
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Gzientiie
Dooly County Sees Narrow Field of Candidates
It appears the year will bring a limited slate of candidates in Dooly with only a few names likely to run. Local observers note possible contenders and the modest contest landscape shaping up ahead of elections.
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Dooly
The Woman He Wanted
Senator James A. Hemenway of Indiana spoke to farmers in a southern Indiana country school on agricultural prosperity. He recounted a tale of a widow who paid off a mortgaged estate with one year’s wheat, then a middle aged farmer asked who the widow was, saying she’s the kind of woman he wants.
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James A. Hemenway
Indiana
Notice of 1908 registration opening at court house
Registration book is now open at the Ordinary office at Court House for 1908. Don’t fail to register. Cc R Morcay T C DC.
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Court House
Cc. R. Morcay
Plain Talks on Fertilizers for Fruit Growers
Agricultural note urges fruit growers to boost fertilizer use for higher yields and profits. Cites Magnolia Fruit Farms in Durant Mississippi showing greater per acre profits with 1000 lbs vs 600 lbs of Virginia Carolina Fertilizer. Promotes free Virginia Carolina Almanac by writing to nearest city.
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Durant
Miss
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