Irayn and Teddy clash over hands off stance in campaign
Columbus Nebraska October 14 W J Bryan opens day with speeches at North end and Schuyler addressing a large audience. He appeals for apportionment of congressional state and legislative tickets and denounces President Roosevelts hands on campaign. He says he is fighting two Republicans Taft and Roosevelt. At Columbus he argues for guaranty of bank deposits, likening objections to fire insurance and urging protection for depositors with stockholder penalties and tax considerations.
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Columbus
Neb
W. J. Ryan
Nebraska
North End
Schuyler
Roosevelt
City Lots For Sale In Lilly At Bargain Prices
Multiple residence lots in Lilly offered for sale for cash or easy terms. Contact A. A. Fuqua, Lilly, Ga, or visit Oravitz Bros for bargains. Discount sale started this morning. Lucky thirteen.
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Lilly
A. A. Fuqua
toOravitz Bros
Fine for selling wine in Statesboro
Statesboro Ga Oct 14 Dave Jones a Negro arrested after selling a bottle of wine to Policeman Clifton was tried in city court and convicted. Judge Brannen imposed a $400 fine and costs or twelve months on the chain gang. Brannen has given heavy fines for selling whiskey, including Henry Draper who was fined $600 and costs or twelve months on the gang.
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Statesboro Ga
Dave Jones
Clifton
Brannen
Branen
Henry Draper
Sham battle planned for Georgia veterans reunion
Atlanta observers will witness one of the most extensive sham battles in the state as the Atlanta militia takes part and National Guard units from across Georgia are invited to participate during the veterans reunion on October 22 and 28.
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Atlanta
Georgia
National Guard
Grafts Tomatoes on Jimson Weed Exhibit at Orphan's Home
At the Decatur Orphan's Home plant specialist T. D. Hudgins shows a tomato plant grafted onto a jimson weed, grown by a boy inmate. He also displays egg and pepper plants grafted on jimson weeds, with the unusual project thriving.
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Decatur Orphan’s Home
T. D. Hudgins
First Farm Under New Law Opens Near Savannah
The first industrial farm in Georgia under the recent legislature opens near Savannah to house police court prisoners serving terms. It will punish aggravated disorderly conduct laziness and related smaller offenses with short terms on the city farm.
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Savannaah
Georgia
Savannah
Negro Dolls For Negro Girls Factory Plans
The Elberton Star notes a plan to establish a factory to manufacture colored dolls for Negro girls. The article suggests it could be a profitable venture as white girls would want a colored nurse doll for their dolls.
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Elberton Star
South Better Shaped as Cotton Mills Survive Slump
A Census Bureau preliminary report on cotton consumption for the year ending August 31, 1908 shows Southern mills used 2,256,618 bales, down 6.4 percent from 1906-07, while Northern mills fell 9.9 percent. The data, aligning with the fall crop report, highlights the South’s relatively stronger performance and its growing advantage as a location for cotton mills, despite China trade declines.
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Census Bureau
United States
Finley
Southern Railway
South
China
Grand Jury list drawn for Dooly November term 1908
A long roster lists jurors drawn for the Dooly Superior Court Grand Jury for November term 1908 and the traverse jury for the same period. Names include JL Goodwin RL Simmons HS Rodgers Cary Josay DM Herring H B Thompson GW Roberts WJ Ethridge and many others, ending with procedural notes about the industrial outlook and cotton manufacturing in the South, cited from a New York Chronicle article of October 8, 1908.
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Dooly Superior Court
JL Goodwin
Simmons
Rodgers Cary Josay
Herring
Thompson
Roberts
Ethridge
Jordan LE Summerford
Peterman
Vaughn
Hogsett
Busbee
Bush
Rancom
Wilder L.H
Coppedge
Woodruff
Jas Pope
Cook Watson
J. Parham
Williams
Case
Walton AH Hathcock
H Page
Follington
Wilder
Brown
JS Taylor
Horne
Murphey
Mashburn
Lasseter
Sims
Lashley
Mims
F Forbes
Peavey
H Williams
Mshivera
Register
Goodwin LH Morgan
Gilbert SW
Morgan
Jno Crumpler
JS Holloman
O Hughes
Patrick
Jordan
Boerum
Samuel Carnes
Worley
New York Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Resolutions of Vienna Baptist Church on Pastor Cutts Resignation
A called conference of Vienna Baptist Church on September 29 1908 unanimously adopted a preamble and three resolutions. They accept Rev W L Cutts resignation with regret and pray for his future usefulness in the Master’s vineyard. They commend him as a man of clean life and deep piety and order the resolutions recorded and a copy sent to the retiring pastor.
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Vienna Baptist Church
Fastor
W. L. Cutts
Himelf
Mantor’s
Vineyard
Election return blanks mailed for November ballots
Official return blanks for the November 8 election are being sent by Josiah Carter and Philip Cook. Returns for congressmen and presidential electors go to the governor, while returns for the constitutional amendments go to the secretary of state.
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Josiah Carter
Philip Cook
Atata
Cook
Atlanta Journal
Unveiling of Confederate Monument Planned in Vienna
The Daughters of the Confederacy Vienna chapter schedule an unveiling of the Confederate monument on Thanksgiving Day Col James Callaway of Macon a Confederate veteran to give the address The program will include songs and recitations The Sons of the Confederacy plan a barbecue with meat or money donations sought from readers contact J B Walton or B M Wood for contributions and updates on the barbecue timing
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Daughters’ of the Confederacy of Vienna
James Callaway
Macon
Sons of the Confederacy
J.B. Walton
B. M. Wood
Duckworth resigns as Farmers' Union state president
Union City dispatch reports R F Duckworth tendered and had accepted resignation as state president of the Farmers Union. He will devote time to chairmanship of the National Legislative Committee. J L Lee of Stone Mountain elected to succeed him as state president. Lee is a prominent and trusted figure in the union.
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Atlanta
Farmers’ Union
R. F. Duckworth
Duckworth
National Organization
Fort Worth
J. L. Lee
Stone Mountain
National Legislative Committee
Lee
Pinehurst News Local Visits And Business Moves
Mrs J F DuPree of Rome Gaf visits her brother R L Barfield of Emerick. J R Horner of Pinehurst makes a business trip to Macon. R E Jordan of Pinehurst improves his home with two room addition. P B Ivey of Pinehurst reopens across the river after being barged out. J M McWhorter, ex railroad agent, helps Agent Slaughter.
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J. F. DuPree
Rome
Gaf
R. L. Barfield
Emerick
J. R. Horner
Pinehurst
Macon
R. E. Jordan
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Traverse
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Mixon
Woodward
Leggett
H Evers
Lupo
Braxton
Adkins
Mason
Aycock
Harvard
King
E McGough
Adams
Lockerman
Peavy
Scarbrough
Jordan Ben Vinson
Shell
Barfield
Fenn
Graham
Shivers
Taylor
Byrom
Roberta
Manuel
Peavey Jr
AH Lane
Cross
Gordon
E Butler
Smith
Royal
H Byrom
T Sherley
C Cook
Speight
T Bridges
Cooper
Quattlebaum
Daniela
Gammage
Tharpe
Dorough
H Swearingen
Daniels
D Stephens
Turner
Sprad
Baptist Church IN Conference
Col
Pinehurst News
P. B. Ivey
J. M. McWhorter
Slaughter
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