Cordele Items Highlight Local Events and Notes
Girous today. Mags meeting Saturdays. Prof. Charles Lane to lecture at the Opera House tomorrow night. J H Moring and bride visited Moultrie. A change of schedule on the A B allows an hour at Byromville. The Cordele News celebrates its two year mark and mentions local trades, taxes, and a farm hand Clayton arrested for cheating in Cordele.
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Charles Lane
Opera House
Byromville
Clayton
Cordele
South, Carolina
Surprise marriage in Ashburn area ends in courthouse nuptials
Mr Walter Moving and Miss Aetna Gannon wed at 0 o'clock Sunday night in Judge J D Hargrove's home. Gannon, from Ashburn, visited cousin Miss Ethel McGough near Pleasant Valley. The couple, after a year long courtship and playful town rumor they would marry, secured a license and married in front of family and two reporters. They are boarding at J B Forehand's.
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Walter Moving
Aetna Gannon
Slock
J. D. Hargrove
Gannon
Ashburn
Ethel McGough
Pleasant Valley
Moving
Park for sale and lost cattle notice in local ad
Local ad notes sale of park and improvements and asks readers to watch for two red heifers. One pale red with short horns, the other deep red with Jersey eyes and nose, both split in left ear. Notify Jones on Willis Hall place. Also offering cassava cuttings next week with per piece and bulk pricing.
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Jones
Willis Hall Place
Final Day in Bundrich Case Before Fargo Camp
The last act occurred Monday as a state officer took Andrew J. Bundrich to Fargo, with trial not delayed or postponed. Bundrich offered no resistance and left town with a sense of finality, hoping for a pardon. His mother and sister testified for him, while the brother supported him, yet evidence favored the opposing side.
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Andrew J. Bundrich
Fargo
Valdosta
Jacksonville
Bundrich
Noil
Golden Gate
Aga
Mass meeting to protest new road tax law in county
Citizens plan a Saturday 10 o clock gathering at the courthouse to oppose a road tax law passed by the grand jury. The measure imposes a three dollar per man road duty and a $2 per thousand ad valorem tax, funding overseers and free labor for road work. Petitioning and a heated vote followed, with opponents claiming a majority.
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Grand Jury
Isiah Williams
Williams
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N. Woolward
J. H. Moring
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H. D. Smith
Viennna
J. L. Berry
Big Bowl
Cordele News
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Annie Powell
Kate Bostwick
Vienna
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Semson
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American Steel & Wire CO
Mass
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Lewis Bros
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