Reward Offered for Bundrick Fugitives in Shrouder Case
Governor Candler offers 150 dollars each for George and Andrew Bundrick for the killing of John H. Shrouder Jr near Raines. Total rewards 300. Sheriff adds 150 more, 450 dollars total. Mrs. Shrouder sues for 20000 in Vienna. Bundrick property attached and garnishment served. Descriptions note both men about six feet tall, 200 pounds, sandy moustaches. George 38, Andrew 52.
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Candler
Dooly County
George W
Andrew Bundrick
John H. Shrouder, Jr
Raines
Sheppard
Z. T. Bundrick
Cordéle Sentinel
George
George Bundrick
Cautionary Sale Note for Boschee's German Syrup
An enduring 19th century sales pitch extols Boschee's German Syrup as the world’s best remedy for consumption and lung troubles since 1868. It warns against cheap cough remedies, claiming superior effectiveness for severe colds, bronchitis, and difficult expectoration, especially at night and morning.
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Bosche
Ferman
Vienna
Geor gia Conference Wesleyan Methodist to convene at Ashburn pavilion
The annual session of the Georgia Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist church meets October 22 at 8:30 a.m. in the new Ashburn camp pavilion with two Sundays of camp meeting. Attendees not camping may use boarding house facilities with reduced rail rates secured by standard certificates from ticket agents.
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Georgia
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Ashburn
Southeastern Passenger Association
Florida
J. Lawrence
L. F. Coxe
S Leaghe
Sorrow and Sunshine in the Dublin Courier Dispatch
The Dublin Courier-Dispatch laments a minister who quit his calling amid marital misery. It extols virtuous women as God’s noble handiwork and condemns bad ones as emissaries of temptation. The column cautions that bad wives inflict greater harm than bad husbands, urging virtue and patience.
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Dublin Courier-Dispatch
Iowa
The Chauffeur's Rival and Local Daily Doings
A string of town and county happenings features quirky verses, notices of sickness and social events, and multiple local sales and purchases. Mrs Homer Morris is ill near Pinehurst. J P Heard & Sons promote High Grade buggies and Old Hickory wagons. Dr G T Stovall buys a Babcock buggy. the News grows with new subscribers. a Richwood Baptist meeting is set. Eva Penny hosts a friendly gathering. editor travels to Atlanta for Inter-State Fair duties.
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Chas, Wooten
Pinehurst
J. P. Lasseter
The Groom Comes On The Next Train To Cordele Marriage
J H McCranie of Sparks and Rosa Harwell of Cordele wed on Wednesday night at 9 30 at the bride’s brother in law’s house on Gunboat Hill Rev E H McGehee officiated The telegram bride sent prompted the marriage they then went to White Springs Fla for a brief honeymoon The bride is J C Etheridge’s sister in law and the groom is a prominent Sparks businessman
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J. H. McCranie
Sparks
Rosa Harwell
Cordele
J. C. Ethridge
Gunboat Hill
E. H. McGehee
McCranie
White Springs
Fla
J.C. Etheridge
Never Open a Letter With the Back Folded Toward Me
Virginia Representative Otey recalls a bank cashier incident where he mistook a $300 certificate for $3,000 after opening a letter with the address down. He says the error was corrected and he never again opens a letter with the envelope back up, fearing misreadings.
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Otey
Virginia
Capitol
Washington Post
Street closed as opening permits cause disruption
A brief Philadelphia Press snippet captures a laborer with a waving flag warning a driver to turn back while shouting that the street has just been opened and is temporarily closed. The terse exchange highlights the immediate disruption caused by new access.
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Philadephia Press
Dooly County Fair Association Initiates Capital Drive
The Dooly County Fair Association plans a 50 percent stock payment toward a $2,500 charter funded by subscriptions. Officers push the enterprise to secure a fairground for Vienna and the county, with land planned from Mr. J. P. Heard across the creek near the A. & By grading. Work to begin soon.
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Dooly County
J. P. Heard
Thesgun
Miss Virgie Calhoun Entertains At Fifth Street Party
Miss Virgie Calhoun hosted a pleasant evening at her Fifth street home with a bi party. A generous dining room spread followed games and socializing. Guests included Tilla McDonald May Roberts Ruby Burns Ora Morgan Margie Adkins Bettie Rushin Bertha Fullington Ruby Waters Ethel Vera McDonald Allien Powell Carl Stovall and Col J M Busbee among others.
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Virgie Calhoun
Fifth Street
Miss Virgie
Tilla McDonald
May Roberts
Ruby Burns
Ora Morgan
Margie Adkins
Bettie Rushin
Bertha Fullington
Ruby Waters
Ethel
Vera McDonald
Allien Powell
Allien Joiner
Mary Penny
Myrtis Everett
Ollie Smith
Messia
Corlie Williams
Carl Stovall
Carl Morsgan
Nathan Powell
Cliff Powell
Eddie
J. C. Powell
Fred Hobbs
J.L. Taggart
W.T. McDonald
L. R. Hobbs
Col. J. M. Busbee
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M J Ingram
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J P Heard & Sons
B. P. Mitchell
J. D. Hughes
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E. G. Walton
W. R. Goodrum
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J T Sherry
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J. R. Kelly
E. 8. Atkinson
Atlanta
Miss Eva Penny
Union and
4Th Streets
Miss Eva
HA Youmans
G. T. Stovall
D. B, Tompson
Taylor Bros
Dooly County Fair Association
Miss. Virgie Calhoun
Oliver Bros
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Youmans, Jeweler