Petition drive continues with 237 signatures
No action taken yet on the petition garden up despite talks. The effort remains active as the committee works to add more names, with the total reaching 237 so far and discussions ongoing.
14 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
Waycross Evening Herald
Location
Waycross, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1911
Page
1
No action taken yet on the petition garden up despite talks. The effort remains active as the committee works to add more names, with the total reaching 237 so far and discussions ongoing.
The Way- Gross Camp Confederate Veterans No. 813 meets at the courthouse at 11 o clock on the morn ing of the 19th to elect new officers whose terms have expired. The U D C ladies prepared a program and urge full attendance. Commander A P Perham Sr and Adjutant J W Strickland note the event at 1341 New Garden.
Hardy Brothers, the live grocery firm of Waycross, is near completion of a new Albany and Plant avenue store and will soon take over the site. They have leased the former Bibb building on Albany avenue as a warehouse, and the corner location is close to their Plant avenue stand. Also notice of a funeral for A W Lang set for Sunday January fifteenth, 1911 at 2 o'clock p m, with full attendance requested.
Dear veterans you are invited by the Franci S Bartow Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy to attend a memorial service for Jacktops and See’nobirthday at Gentts School Angtiapum-ion. The event is organized by Mr. Gokeyman and Mrs. Fred Brewer, secretary, at 1b St.
The sale of tots in Idyl Wilde starts Monday and runs through Thursday Jan 19 with daily band concerts by the Waycross band. Bonnelli Adams Company of New York handles the sale and valuable prizes will be given away, signaling a large attendance.
Weather bulletin from Washington predicts a fair warm Sunday across Georgia. Rain delays are easing, but wet conditions may return soon. This afternoon Mrs. L C Wooley died at her Church Street home after an illness of some time. She leaves a husband and several relatives.
The 1910 annual report to the Waycross Board details total enrollment across white and colored schools, noting a 157 percent rise since 1909 and a 166 percent increase since 1900 in white student numbers. It outlines school-by-school counts, census comparisons, fall term figures, attendance averages, and stresses need for new high school facilities, more teachers, and expanded programs.
W H Leahy general passenger agent of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic and a noted advertiser visits Waycross and Ware county. He praises local growth and expects prosperity for the city and county with improving business on the A B and A line and good patronage for the new Atlanta to Albany parlor broiler car service.
Savannah report from January 14 states President T. M. Emerson and Vice President J. R. Kenly returning from inspection of Coast Line interests in Florida. They express optimism about this year’s business, predicting even stronger performance after a big past year. They plan minor property improvements, with no specific Savannah matters found, as they departed in a private car on Coast Line No. 86 to Wilmington.
Knights of Bything request a full attendance at Chaile Hall Sunday afternoon February 15 1911 to attend the funeral of our deceased brother A W Lang By order Chal B Case and T H Miller notes uncertain text but attendance urged despite garbled wording
A garbled classified note promises help for house or store purchases. It touts listings and expert knowledge to save time and money, claiming decades of experience and value in guiding buyers to suitable real estate opportunities.
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