Embezzling Postmistress Held in Georgia Case
Miss Dora Campbell of Maysville Georgia is under arrest for embezzling $550 of government funds while serving as postmistress. An Atlanta cloudburst at Piedmont Park halted a baseball game Saturday, washing cushions from the grandstand. Moultrie city council orders an election on $50,000 in bonds for sewers and a new school, with $35,000 for sewers and $15,000 for the school. Thomasville Times-Enterprise editorializes on political figures, praising leadership. A Moultrie dispatch notes a pine product plant distilling turpentine rosin oil and pine tar from fat pine wood, showing strong profits. The Macon Retail Growers' Association seeks a garnishment bill in the coming legislature, outlining wage-based garnishment scales from $20 to $800 per month, arguing current laws inadequately protect workers. Grocers oppose the bill, claiming it shifts burdens to lenders and costs of court. Macon News notes labor objections and rural economic tensions.
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Moultrie
Saga
Retail Growers’ Association of
Macon
Joan
Macon News
Birds of a Feather Youth Standard of Right Conduct
An American Press edition extols careful speech and conduct for young men. It warns that the company a boy keeps shapes reputation, urging self examination and virtuous association to earn community respect and prevent social harm. It asks readers to live with integrity toward town and people.
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Wettig
Mia
Bere
Liszt Town
Yale
Proctor Lashley & Co Public Notice
Fragmentary business notice advertises Lashley and Smith firms offering attentive service. Text includes stray phrases urging contact for orders and reference to Proctor firm association.
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Proctor
Lashley & Co
Lashley
Smith
Regulation of Cotton Prices Moves by Dublin Times
Reports from a Dublin Times press bureau claim crop damage is spreading fear among spinners and buyers. The cotton crop is three weeks late with several setbacks, Brown’s forecast of 15e by summer nears fulfillment as July option hits 12 85e. A New York Cotton Exchange committee chaired by Jus. F. Maury proposes certification in primary markets and price differences to equalize deliveries to curb corner formations.
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Dublin Times
Brown
New York Cotton Exchange
Jus. F. Maury
Salt injections claimed to boost Crimean fruit trees
In Crimea scientists report unusual experiments feeding salt of iron into tree trunks rather than soil. Nine hundred trees were treated and photographed, showing abundant foliage and flourishing status, described as highly successful by the researchers at an Imperial Society meeting.
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Crimean
Imperial Society
Southern Educational and Georgia Bar excursion rates listed
Rates announced for rail excursions from Vienna. Southern Educational Association offers round trip fares at 13.95 with June 27 to July 16, 1903 final limit and possible extension. Georgia Bar Association lists 7.95 round trip from Vienna with July 10-2 sale and July 6 final limit. Through tickets to Southern points available. many sale dates and through routes noted. Milligan as agent and local notices reference debt responsibilities connected to Dooly County sale.
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Asiville
N.C
Southern Educational Association
Vienna
Tallylail Falls
Georgia Bar Associaton
JJ Milligan
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Vienna News
T. A. Adkins, Jr
Editor & Pub
Orlando Collins
Orvicrar
City of
Dublin Gourier-Dispatch
Dora Campbell
Maysville
Atlanta
Piedmont Park
Cleveland
Bryan
Thomasville
Atlantic
Birmingham
Rey
Kelley
A.M Renney
Pres
Viexxa Dace Co
Tifton
Georgia
Dooly
Cordele
Max Felder
New York
Feldler & Rainbow, Propr
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