Consolidating Elections And Georgia Fair Plans
Consolidation of elections is noted alongside plans for a county fair in Thomasville. The report covers bond issues in Cuthbert for water works totaling 37 000, Secretary Carlisle’s statement on 50 million in US bonds, and Georgia items from local to state politics, including reform calls, prominent legal cases, and editorial tributes to the weekly press.
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Cuthbert
Carlisle
United States
Georgia Southern
Flor
Ida
Superior Court
Marth
Ugder
Parity Talk Extends From Gold to Meat and Cotton
The writer argues for parity across commodities beyond gold and silver. Once a dollar of crude gold equaled two dollars of crude silver, and cotton could buy meat or corn, but now meat costs more cotton and corn is scarce. The piece urges action to restore parity among meat corn cotton and precious metals.
Georgia Tech Scholarships Sought by Dooly County
A 1894 Georgia Tech appeal from I. B. Hopkins, president, asks Hon. J. C. Owens to supply names and post offices of constituents with sons who might attend the Georgia School of Technology. The letter urges Dooly County should have several boys in the school to learn trades. a Brown’s Iron Bitters advertisement closes the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Owens
House of Representatives
Georgia School of Technology
Hoprixs
Dooly
Snow and Town Life in Dooly Country Folklore
The piece fondly recalls Snow and nearby landmarks: Hudson and its tributaries, the McGorvey tree and its grafts, St Patrick, Will & Son fish dealers, and a bustling steam ginnery. It celebrates the church, school, Unadilla singers, and local lore while sharing a humorous possum hunting misadventure by Tom Folds and his son ending with a skunk incident and a failingly humorous rescue.
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Hudson
McGorvey
U. S
Unadilla
St. Patrick
Will & Son
Ford Times
Snow Church
Dooly
Tom Folds
Mr. Folds
Ani
Poe
Obituary notices honor Sumertford and young Charlie Varnedoe
A funeral obituary for Sumertford records his July 25 1856 birth in Dooly County Georgia and September 13 date in Sumter County. It praises his fidelity, duties as son husband and father, notes a widow and three children and lists a farewell verse and moral reflections. Resolutions from the Methodist Sunday School in Vienna Georgia mourn the death of Charlie Crisp Varnedoe who died November 14 1894 and were offered as a memorial for an esteemed classmate and family jewel.
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Sumertford
Dooly County
Sin
Sumter County
Ous
Mal
Terrors
St Vienna
Charlie Crisp Varnedoe
God
Memorial note spoken for Vienna Baptist Sunday School
An obituary style memorial expresses sympathy for the bereaved family on the death of Mrs. Mclifle Joiner Whipple. The secretary is asked to copy the memorial into the minute book and send copies to the family and to church publications for publication.
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Ben Furtner
Progress
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Greene
Hasget
L. Brown
H. Branch
M. -R. Bryan
Mclifle Joiner
Mie Whipple
Resolutions on death of Sister Metlie Jonaer Whipple
Vienna Ga November 22 1894 community mourns the sudden loss of Sister Metlie Jonaer Whipple a devoted Sunday School worker and teacher The church adopts resolutions praising her Christlike life noting a vacancy and deep loss for the school and community The resolutions express sympathy and hope that her life may lead others to Christ and request publication to her family
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Wuerens
Métlie Jonaer Whipple
Christ
W. C. Willis
M. E. Ruskin
Loula, Morgan
Jos. Burns
Vienna
Court orders service by publication in Vienna Progress
The Georgia DOOLY County Superior Court orders that service on the defendant be perfected by publication once a month for four months in the Vienna Progress. The order cites the defendant does not reside in the county or state, with Littlejohn and Thomson as plaintiffs’ attorneys. The document includes county officers and a county directory for Dooly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Oe
Vienna Progress
Dooly
Georgia
Littlejohn & Thomson, Pet’rs Att
C. C. Lars
Dooly Superior Court
Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Dooly County Georgia
Notice to debtors and creditors in Dooly County Georgia. The estate of Mrs S S Truluck requires claims to be presented by law and debtors to make immediate settlement. Dated November 12 1894 administrator Y T Trulce. Georgia Dooly County. Also a citation to show cause why Martha A Peavy’s administrator should be discharged and receive letters of dismission by the first Monday in February 1895. Dated November 5 1894 D. Hargrove D D C. Georgia Dooly County. James A Cross administrator of David Altman deceased applies to sell lands. hearing first Monday in December 1894. Dated November 5 1894 J Hargrove Ordinary D C. Georgia Dooly County. Appraisers report for year’s support for widow and three minor children of James Mitchell. report to be passed on first Monday in December 1894. Dated November 1 1894 T J Shrowder administrator of Henry Shrowder deceased to sell lands. hearing first Monday in December 1894. Dated November 5 1894 J D Hargrove Ordinary Busbee Crum & Busbee Attorneys. Georgia Dooly County. Administrator’s sale: Court order sale December first Thursday. Lot 14 Block 11 Cordele and Lot 15 Block 11 Cordele with Livery Stable. cash. Care of Mrs T A Culpepper’s bid. Georgia Dooly County. To all debtors of Mrs M F Rushin deceased claims and settlement required. dated September 17 1894 M E Rush.
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Georgia
Dooly County
S. S. Truluck
Dooly Conney
S. D. Peavey
Martha A. Peavy
Martha A. Peavey
DoooLy County
James A
David Altman
Jas
Mittchel
Liza Mitchel
T. J. Shrowder
Henry Shrowder
Lodge
J. D. Hargrove
Ordy
D. C. Busbee
Crum & Busbee
S Atty’s
Court of Ordinary
Cordele
T. A. Culpepper
Perms
Sale
Georgia Dooly Co
M. F. Rushin
M.E. Rush
Dooly
CN BN
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