Our Next Governor Proclaims Hon W Y Atkinson Favorite
The Progressive backs W Y Atkinson for governor, praising his eight years in public life. It highlights his legal career, authorship of laws on commissioner of agriculture elections and the Georgia Normal and Industrial College, and his leadership in education and state affairs. It lauds his Danic character and experience, urging a firm, honest, intelligent Democrat with executive ability to lead.
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W.Y. Atkinson
Gen. Evans
Democratic Party
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Georgia
Western and Atlantic Railroad Committee
Telegraph
Srilted Commission
Wootaette
Wdvovatea
House of Representatives
Recreto
Cherman
Democratic Executive Committee
Peculiar Mary Ellen Lease and Georgia politics note
The article comments on Mary Ellen Lease desiring gender parity, criticizes Georgia senator influences, and discusses congressional actions on the Bland and Wilson bills. It also records local law changes on inquests, noting coroner practices in Hawkinsville and fiscal implications for counties.
The Courners in Trouble
The fragment notes a legislative action affecting Correr regulation after a law change by the last legislature. It hints at regulatory dispute involving Jay but lacks clear facts or entities to detail.
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Stevion I
Fenn
Graham
Hargrove
Jay
Correr
General Evans Visit to Vienna Sparks Quiet Townside Greeting
General Evans and friends arrived in Vienna and met town and county residents for an informal, speechless afternoon. News of the visit spread by five runners among nearby communities, with locals notified in advance.
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Georgia
Vienna
Said
Iocs
7Th Hind
M. E. Ruskin
N.C. Clarke
Indy
A C and Dudley Hulls Makers Pinehurst
Pinehurst firm advertises repair services for buggies wagons furniture and carriage painting with house painting offered at low prices. Promises honest work and first class results.
Georgians urged to select worthy governor candidate
The article praises W. Y. Atkinson for eight years of state service and legislative impact, arguing he embodies fitness, experience, and reliability. It argues Gen. Evans has military and preaching credentials but lacks practical state training and past contributions. The piece urges a businesslike voter decision honoring the deserving Atkinson.
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Atkinson
Gen. Evans
Georgia
W. ¥. Atkinson
Credi
W. Y. Atkinson
Washington City Letter in Progress Ances
A brief note describes Washington City as part of the Progress ancestry, contrasting its readers with older readers who spent time in pews and shared community moments amid a landscape of large circulating dailies.
Georgia Club hosts Georgian figures and social notes 1894
A long column recalls Georgia Club gatherings on Pennsylvania Avenue with General Gordon, cabinet officials, and Mrs. Hoke Smith entertaining crowds. It notes Moody and Sankey revival meetings drawing thousands, plus public receptions for Mrs. Cleveland and Speaker Crisp. The piece blends social life with political attendance and ongoing Georgia pride in Washington.
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Constitution, Journal and Telegraph
Georgia Club
Pennsylvania Avenue
Georgia
Gen. Gordon
Carlisle
Herbert
Cleveland
Crisp
House
Reed
Ingie
Senate
Moody
Sankey
Notice of sale of Bank of Cordele shares
Public notice states that sixteen shares of the capital stock of the Bank of Cordele were sold on or about July 16 1892 and that the seller has not owned any Steck shares in the bank since that date. The statement asserts the seller's lack of ownership in the bank's shares.
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Bank of Cordele
Steck
Farmers plan to plant as soon as weather permits
Local notes report many farmers ready to plant with improving health among residents Mrs J E Joiner Jr and Miss Edna Brown recovering Judge W Morgan visiting Montezuma on business J M Brown and 8th Westbrook of Montezuma attended locally to oversee farming interests. A reader asks about political candidacy and newspaper ad admittance fees.
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Judge W. Morgan
Montezuma
J. M. Brown
8Th” Westbrook
Jnc. F. Butler
School opening hopes for growth at Bradhaw
In a brief note, Benn writes that the school opened January 29 with about eighteen to twenty students, aiming for twenty five or thirty. Past openings were smaller. With head teacher Miss Wailea Jessup, they anticipate a brighter future and continued operation in the spring.
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Bradhaw
Wailea Jessup
Sutore
Bradshaw and the town school progress in 1834 notes
The writer reports growing interest in the Bradshaw school and hopes 1834 marks a new era of progress with Latin and Algebra classes. Students are doing well, no serious trouble has occurred, and plans include a forthcoming class portrait and continued letters about progress.
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Bradshaw
Devon
Cue
Rm Frrets
Tive Geri Seit
Vkivedtinn
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