15 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Waycross Evening Herald
Location
Waycross, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1911
Page
1
An article notes a movement among merchants and citizens of Waycross to inaugurate a bright lit White Way. It cites the value of well illuminated streets and mentions interest from the Atlantic Coast Line, government, and large holders, with forthcoming cost estimates.
The Herald outlines its policy on news reporting and opinion, detailing commitment to accuracy, fairness, and editorial independence. It signals how endorsements, letters to the editor, and column guidance will be handled, aiming to inform readers while upholding professional standards.
The piece discusses a revival led by Dr A Shaw at the Presbyterian Church aimed at spiritual awakening. It notes the event seeks to inform and steady the community with truthful reporting and discourages sensationalism while highlighting the preacher's eloquence and the benefit to both church members and outsiders.
A Waycross revival features choir and orchestra accompaniment with a solo by Mrs. Howell. It is not a Presbyterian revival but a citywide event inviting singers from other churches to participate, gathering at 7730 promptly.
A large Waycross gathering celebrated the Educational Train's arrival with practical demonstrations and speeches by W W Lambdin A M Soule and T G Hudson. Farmers merchants and professionals filled the crowd as exhibits impressed and local students shone. Alderman Sinclair watched for safety as guests from Ware and neighboring counties attended.
The Herald lauds G W Deen for overcoming difficulties and attracting hundreds of name seekers to South Georgia. It praises his hard work honesty and extensive advertising value while calling him the most enterprising and liberal citizen this section has seen and wishes him lasting success.
Atlanta reports a train robbery near Thalman Georgia where two mail pouches containing about 500000 dollars were stolen from the A B and A line en route to Brunswick. Inspectors confirm the heist as possibly the largest railway mail theft in Georgia since the Civil War.
Dr W H Buchanan president of the Exchange Bank announced the contract to Virgil Parker for a new residence on Carswell street. The design features two 20 foot Ionic pillars a wide piazza and a porte cochere with twelve rooms and a reception hall. The house promises originality and will enhance Carswell street’s appearance upon completion.
Reports to the United States government field agents show 10000 farmers in Louisiana established demonstration farms in multiple parishes. The consensus notes farmers are adopting improved machinery and modern methods in their work this year.
Advertisement urging readers to call for help finding a suitable home. Claims listings include cash or easy terms and promises assistance regardless of down payment. Encourages buyers to stop paying rent to own a home soon.
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