Mrs J R Dickson Dies Suddenely At 65
Mrs J R Dickson aged about 65 died suddenly Saturday morning at her home two miles south of the city after a period of declining health. She was a Methodist church member and lived a consecrated Christian life. Survived by husband and two grown children, with deep sympathy from many friends. Interment at Marvin church Sunday at 10 am conducted by Rev JO A Cook, pastor of the Methodist church.
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J. R. Dickson
Mia Dickson
Methodist’church
Marvin Church
Methodias Church
Adkins Partridge Surprise City Wedding
A surprise marriage occurred at the Baptist Parsonage Sunday before the 11 oclock service. Paul Waring Partridge of Lake City Florida wed Eunice Lillian Adkins of this city. Rev R W Eabanke officiated. The bride, popular locally, and the groom, a bookkeeper at East Coast Lumber Co., will reside in Lake City.
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Baptist Pastorium
Paul Waring ‘Partridge
Lake City
Fla
Eunice Lillian Adkins
T. A. Adkins
R. W Eabanke
Mies Adkins
Masonic Picnic Set for Dooly County Campground
A Masonic picnic will be held at the Dooly County Campground on Thursday July 4. Masons and families are urged to attend with baskets. Several good speakers will preside and talk to the order. a good time is expected. Committee.
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Dooly County
Thureday
Throod
Notice to Union Warehouse Co. stock owners in Pinehurst
All persons owning stock in the Union Warehouse Co. are requested to notify G. W. Heydad secretary treasurer at Pinehurst Georgia immediately of the number of shares owned, citing the 64 19 designation.
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Union Warehouse Co
Sharea
Picnic at Smyrna County Old Field Invites All
The People of Smyrna County invite everyone to a picnic at the Old Field on Saturday the 20th. Bring a well filled basket of lemonade and tea to share. All are welcome and encouraged to attend this community gathering.
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Symroa
Georgia Legislature Faces Slow Start After Baltimore Convention
Atlanta reports a cautious opening as lawmakers expect a quiet first days with few new laws. Governor Brown will present his annual message, likely reiterating prior priorities and addressing corrections to last summer’s bills. Notable issues include reapportionment errors, the educational bill defects, and pending salaries for Game Warden Mercer and Labor Commissioner Stanley.
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Atlanta
Baltimore
Brown
Putnam County
Mercer
Stanley
New Use for Murderers in Medical Research
A Paris physician urges using murderers as healthy living subjects for medical experiments rather than executing them. He argues inoculating against typhoid, cholera, and diphtheria would yield immense knowledge, and even if they die or survive, their contribution could save hundreds of lives.
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Paris
Dawson News
Campground Trustees Meet To Arrange Camp Meeting
The trustees tentholders and friends of the Dooly county campground are requested to meet at the campground Wednesday June 26 1912 to arrange for camp meeting. The ladies are expected to attend and bring lunch as we will have to spend the day. O P Swearingen Pres EB G Greene Secretary
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Dooly County
O. P. Swearingen
EB. G. Greene
Woman Slain in Pinehurst by Enraged Suspect
Mrs. R. E. Jordan of Pinehurst Georgia is found dead after a back yard assault. A 60 year old black woman Ann Bostwick is captured then lynched by angry locals after the murder. Sheriff Bennett transported the suspect to Cordele but populace recovered her and she was killed by gunfire. The bereaved husband and community mourn at the Pinehurst cemetery service.
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R. E. Jorden
Pinehurst
Ann Bostwick
Haslam
Streot
Jordan
Mrs. Jordan
Bennett
Byromville
Tamora
Pinoburet
Hawkinsville
Vienna
Cordele
Pinehart
Ballate
Mrs Barlow Family Remembrance in Local Obituary
The item notes the late Dr Wade J. Barlow of that city and references Mrs Dan Boram and Mrs Jorden in a family remembrance. It appears as a partial obituary fragment mentioning rearing, lineage, and relations among local residents.
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Jorden
Amoricus
Wade J. Barlow
That City
Bho
Dan Boram
Americas
W Wn Barlow
Uui
Featu
Ana Basbdet
Thiol
New Labor Law Aims to Protect Farmers in Georgia
Milledgeville June 28 An important labor bill will be introduced in the legislature next week by Representative Vinson of Baldwin county The measure targets the contract cheating and dwindling statutes used against agricultural laborers who receive advances and later leave work The proposed change would make it harder to defeat fraud claims by showing partial performance and strengthen protections for farmers against unreliable laborers
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Milledgeville
Vinson
Baldwin County
Agasinet
Court of Appeals
Spring Legions
En‘tire
Married Life Woes Echo Mutual Disappointments
A fragment suggests newlyweds often face shared disappointment soon after marriage. The text implies concern over neglect of personal duties and the question of what happens if someone else does not care. The tone hints at marital strain and mutual frustration within domestic life.
Smithville letter backs Charley Crisp for Congress
Smithville resident E S Hale writes to voters in the Third District urging Charley R. Crisp of Lumber County as the worthy choice to represent Georgia in Congress. Hale defends Crisp’s background, criticizes patronage politics, and argues voters must seek integrity and purpose over personal gain.
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E. S. Hale
Smithville
Charley R. Chap
Congress
Third Congressional District
Georgia
Chas. RB. Chep
Americus
Charlie
Alleged Horse Thief Taken Into Custody
Americas June 28. A young white man from Taylor county named Jones, charged with selling horns and a buggy hired from a local stable, was jailed yesterday afternoon to answer for horse stealing. Jones hired the team yesterday and sold it this morning at Oglethorpe. Sheriff Feagen chased him to Byromville, where his arrest was effected yesterday afternoon.
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Americas
Taylor County
Jones
Oglethorpe
Feagen
Byromville
The Bible Message Promotes Wisdom and Faithful Living
A Farmer's Union News excerpt extols the Bible as mind and map for life. It declares divine truths, immutable precepts, and guidance for travelers and soldiers, urging careful, prayerful reading to foster a better nation and personal virtue.
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Hell
Vernon Gall
Farmer’s Union News
Tight husband loosens a quiet woman's tongue proverb
A concise adage notes that nothing disarms a reticent wife like a stern spouse. The quip implies domestic friction can provoke frank talk, contrasting hush with tension.
Seashore Trip Deals From Vienna To Atlantic Beach
G. & F. Ry offers cheap excursion fares to Continental Hotel Atlantic Beach. Highlights include refined service and new management. Fares from Vienna to Atlantic Beach via G. S. & F. Ry: Week End 96.00 Ten Day 7.15 Season 8.85 Sunday only round trip Vienna to Jacksonville 3.50.
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Continental Hotel
Atlantic Beach
Pia
Vienna
Jacksonville
Statement of loyalty echoes Lincoln motto in local race
A fragment quotes HALE endorsing Charlie Crisp as a candidate who will follow Lincoln's motto. The speaker says they will stand with any ally who is right and part with them when wrong, asserting support for Crisp in the race and identifying as Boyman.
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Charlie Crisp
Lincoln
Pear
Boyman
Hale
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