City Court Stops Until Monday in January Term
The January quarterly City Court session adjourned Thursday evening to Monday when the criminal docket resumes. Civil case Vaughn vs McDonald for 2500 dollars led to a verdict in favor of Vaughn for 2400 plus interest and fees, with 100 for undelivered items. Other cases included Woodruff vs McGough over a mule trade with verdict for 8800 to the plaintiff. Chapman vs McDonald was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eqeeday
W.ir. ‘Vaughva
P. G McDonald
George & Woodward
Col. M. P. Hall
J.B. di Shipp
Americus
J. H. Hall
Macon
Vaughn
O. V. Woodruff Ve.j
Methodist Church to Hold Last Service Before Move
The final service in the old building occurs next Sunday at 7 15 p m led by the pastor. The formal opening of the new church at A follows on the first Sunday in February. Remember next Sunday is missionary day in Sunday school. be present at 9 45 a m and prepare offerings for the treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll Ao
Remnants of Seed Cotton Bought by Vienna Cotton Oil Co
Vienna Cotton Oil Co announces it will buy remnants of seed cotton at the highest market price paid in cash, inviting sources to present material for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna Cotton Oil Co
Educational Train to Benefit Farmers Visits College of Agriculture
A February and March educational train will tour in Georgia and nearby towns. The State College of Agriculture plans visits to Vienna Unadilla Richwood with scheduled stops, talks, and an exhibit car. Officials seek local cooperation to inform farmers and ensure a successful outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athétis
Eprron
Vienna
State College of Agriculture
Unadilla
Richwood
Brown Parrott nuptials at Irwinton
Mr J L Brown and Miss Alice Parrott were married Sunday morning at Irwinton Wilkinson county Rev J M Kelley officiating. Brown is a farmer merchant of Findleyton and Mrs Brown a popular Irwinton young lady. The News extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Brown
Alice Parrott
Irwinton
Wilkinson County
J. M. Kelley
Brown
Findleyton
Farmers Union backs parcel post drive in Congress
The Farmers National Union with 1,800,000 farmers supports a parcels post bill. Its nationwide, non political stance focuses on legislation benefiting farmers. The American notes leadership from President Barrett and strong Rural Mail Carriers backing, while urging reform of mail swindles.
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Farmers’ National Union
Congress
Thma
Republic
Moet
National Legislative Committee
National Union
National Assembly
National Rural Mail Cartiers
William R.hearst
Parcela Post
Barrett
Farmers’ Union
N. Y. American
Grand jury indicts for liquor circulars in Bartow county
In Cartiraville Georgia January 22 1910 agents were returned by the Bartow county grand jury charging R M Rose Co and Randolph Rose president formerly of Atlanta now of Chattanooga with soliciting orders for liquor shipments via circulars and order blanks. Judge Fite ruled the circulars breach the law and Sanders of the circulars are guilty as if present. Solicitor Sam P Maddox said Rose's attorneys may demur to go to the supreme court for final settlement. Rose was fined $2000 last January on indictments from these circulars. the case was appealed and reversed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartiraville, Gs
Bartow County Grand Jury
R. M. Rose & Co
Randolph Rose
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Fite
Legel
Thie
Peron
Iting
Ipshioe
Iee
Sam P. ‘Maddox
Reso
Rose J
Ase
Rome
Ida Benjamin
Central of Georgia
Benjamin
Macon
Alice
Supreme Court
Smyrna Siftings and Local News Roundup
Miscellany from Smyrna notes Rev Austin at Paul Methodist, visits by Robert Sangster and Albert Fountain to relatives, Mace Sangster and Mae Sangster back from Mystic, and Heath family visits. Mention of a Montezuma wedding and a bid to curb betting on horse races. Federal census shows 1907 to Jan 16 cotton at 10,887,807 bales with 27,870 active gins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Austin
St Ble
Paul Methodist Church
Mesarg
Robert Sangater
Albert Fountain
Sangster
Mauimye Weaver
Zebulon
Wilcox
Waycross
Arthur Achard
Washington
Joh
Census Bureau Today
United States
Two Ashburn Men Fire in Street Duel
In Ashburn Georgia this morning W A Altman cashier of Citizens Bank and James H Pate clashed in front of the bank building. Several shots were fired and both men were slightly wounded. Few bystanders were hurt as bullets whizzed along Ashburn’s main street. Cause of the quarrel is not known.
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Ashburn
W. ‘A. Altman
Citizens ‘Bank
James H. Pate
Citizens’ Bank
Our Mother Mrs Roberts Passes On December 28 1907
On Monday December 28 1907 the soul of Blakely Shy, wife of H W Roberts, was taken home. She was 56, joined the M E church at Midway in childhood, married at 15, and leaves a husband and children. She said she was ready to meet her God and bid farewell with a hopeful goodbye from J A Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.am
H.W. Roberta
Blakely Shy
Mrs. Roberts
M E
Old “Midway
BE. W.roberta
Ead
J. A. Nelson
Masterful address by Mr Lucian Pollanabee at Midland Lyceum
Lecture announced at the opera house Tuesday night January 98th under Midland Lyceum Bureau management. Proceeds go to the Daughters of the Confederacy monument fund. Attend to support this good cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian Edgar Pollanabee
Opera House
Midland Lyceum, Bureau
Daughters of the Confederacy
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Methodist Church
Vienne
Lasseter
Dr. King
College OF Agriculture
Andrew M. Soule
Miss Gibbes
Ito
Barnard College
Misa
Gibbes
Parrott
the Farmers’ Union
Post-Office Department
Fitzgerald Enterprise
Hoke Smith
Fifth
Georgia Regiment
Atlanta Grays
Georgia
Statesboro
B. E.turner
F. A. Brinson
Statesboro Institute
C. D. McDougald
Brinson
Atlanta, Ga
State Department of Agriculture
Smyrna Siftings
Hughes
New York
Legisla
Wight
Kennedy
J. J. Lashley
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