Revival Services Open at Methodist Church led by Rev J L Morrill
The first revival service at the Methodist church was led by Rev J L Morrill an evangelist from Caitersville. He urged church members to examine their hearts and stated that ongoing effort from Mr Guerry and others would be needed for a successful meeting. Three services are planned with sessions today at 10 and 8:30 this afternoon and last night, aiming to build interest and attendance.
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Methodist Church
J. L. Morrill
Caitersville
Hev
Hhadgay Ramen
Avas Ndt
Willy Wee
Col Felesi Speaks at Local Education Meeting
The Sentinel notes Col R Fields addressed a town audience for about 65 minutes. He spoke on general topics stressing education as the guiding force of community progress and urged voter candidates to support school interests.
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Ents
The
Co Sentinel
Ss. Pields
R. Fields
Fragmentary OCR News Item About Names and Dates
Fragmented text references people and places with unclear names and dates. The readable portions hint at a road or street topic and a possible company mention but lack coherent actions or outcomes.
Georgia Rail Line Contracts New Equipment Purchase
A recorded contract between Blair and Blair New York and the Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad outlines payment of three installments totaling 3? million for rolling stock and freight handling equipment. The agreement covers 590 box cars 2001 flat cars and 6 shock cars with a total price of 3 000 000 and notes equipment remains property of the case until paid. The Georgia Southern and Florida Railway touts upgraded passenger accommodations and freight handling as superior in the state.
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Blair & Ae New York
Geor Ee
Rire Ee
Blair
Rail Bearets Ing
Eldir’& Co
Georgia
Scutherh
Florida
Social Evening at Woodward Home in Vienna
A selgtful social event gathered many people at a Vienna resident’s home in Woodward. Miss Burns and Miss Burns were among the hosts. The hall and dining room were decorated with roses, and attendees enjoyed new games and music selections in an atmosphere of cheerful sociability.
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Podward
Vienna
Ieir Pear
Woodward
Bune
Burnsere
The Teacher and the School Sketches Duties of a Teacher
A concise essay outlines essential teacher duties including valuing the profession, engaging with parents, explaining methods, inviting patron visits, and accurately representing students. It urges teachers to elevate schools, foster cooperation, and read educational material through both school and county papers.
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David Perkins Page
Earth
Tonce
Jamie
Jimie
Hife
Haseen
Citizen clash over Terrell and Guerry in prohibition debate
A letter from Citizen attacks Mr Terrell’s supporters and defends Guerry, urging civility and questioning God knowing human nature. The author contrasts Terrell with broader minded and brainier prohibitionists, ends by pledging support for Guerry as a clearer prohibitionist.
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Citizen
Guerry
Terie
Joe Terrell
Mr. Terrell
God
Terrell
Parent and Teacher Duties Outlined for Next Discussion
The speaker notes that observing Jamie's progress exposes truth about teaching and warns that misrepresenting duties harms a patron's trust. The passage promises to expand on parent responsibilities in relation to teachers in a forthcoming discussion.
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Jamie
Local Jewelry Purveyor Promises Satisfaction Guarantee
A cautious dealer touts reliability and guarantees for each item sold, contrasting with firms that go out of business. The message asserts customers get quality goods from trusted sources, inviting buyers to inspect stock and feel assured by a promise from J P Heard & Sone and HH A Yudrix.
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Sean
Unadilla Locals Share News From Georgia Town
Unadilla residents report updates on family and friends including Mrs. Beddingfield improving in Macon, visits by Dr I F Peacock and Miss Minnie, and travel notes from Dr J W Sanders to St Louis. Community activity includes school picnics, prayer meetings growing, and requests for street lighting after a Monday Methodist church outing.
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Unadilla
Maya
We L
Hooks
W H Beddingfield
Macon
Beddingfield
I. F. Peacock
Minnie
Emerick
Townhursday
LJ McArthur
West
Dallas
Colorado Springs
Judge Henderson
Vienna
Hawkinsville
Harman
Chipley
J W Sanders
Annie Lee Horne
Cordele
J W Scott
Maconan
Jones
Elko
R'H Pate
Richwood
H Willberry
Perry
Hendergon
O' Dunton
Smithy Carroll
Pinehiller
Enncsaw
Midway
Pichic Fopgethier
W. Darlow
W.B. ‘Nichols
Snowflakes Snow Goes Bright Weather and Local Happenings
Snowflakes notes fine farming weather for now while Willie Wright is ill with pneumonia and Miss Mary Julia Wallace attended a Saturday teachers meeting. A large crowd joined Sunday singing and saved themselves. Several residents attended preaching at Mt Olive Church Sunday. Contractor Folds expects to finish soon. R R work will begin in Byromsville in a few days.
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Willie Green’ Wrights
Mary Julia Wallace
Mt. Olive
Folds
R. R
Byromsville
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J. J. Morrill
Cartersville
Col. Felesi
Bach
HALY
New York
Georgia Southern & Florida Railroad
Soles
Yoriey
Prohibition
Dupont Guerry
Ceorgia
J.'P. Heard & Sone
J. P. Heatd & Sons
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