Ninth artesian well underway in Albany
The article notes Albany is drilling the ninth artesian well. It mentions local developments, political shifts, and community happenings across Dougherty and neighboring counties, touching on school associations, county governance, prohibition plans, and regional newspaper activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Dougherty County
Berrien Sunday School Association
Berrien Superior Court
Berrien County
Calhoun
Fulton County
Valdosta
Young Men's Christian Association
Macon Telegraph
Democratic Party
Jesup
Watchful Sentinel
Millengeville
Georgia women progress and church outreach noted
In Waycross and surrounding towns a lettered reflection urges women to lead revival work while men are urged to form organized efforts. Amid denser social talk, Savannah and Brunswick reports highlight education milestones, religious outreach, public notices, and local industry progress, including rail travel rates and artesian well updates.
Salvation and reform urged in Waycross letters
A reader letter from Barron Hispzicur defends a plea for religious reform urging prayer faith and good works in Waycross. It notes Secretary Williams of the Young Men's Christian Association has been promoting salvation and calls for practical action over talk to bring citizens closer to God through reading the Bible and community efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barron Hispzicur
Williams
Young Men's Christian Association
Wayarose
Folkston Notes on Local People and Plans
Folkston will grow if that suit is settled. Mrs. J W Beaton plans a visit to her western state daughter. Feverish children and puny others are noted. Miss Mary Goldwild’s school closes in November and the Sunday School Convention is hoped for. Rev J M Boland’s return to the circuit is urged. John Roddenberry boasts of hospitality for judges and lawyers bound for Traders Hill. J I W Leigh builds a cotton gin and grain mill near his store. Capt Chase leads engine preparations for Charlton residents. The editor praises local attention and invites support for emerging projects including the Okefenokes swamp venture and gator lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folkston
J. W. Beaton
Johnie Roddenberry
Miss Mary Goldwild
Miss Mary
Bob
D. C. Layton
South Georgia Conference
J.M. Boland
J. M. Boland
John Roddenberry
Hill
Georgia
JI W. Leigh
Capt. Chase
Frank
Charlton
Mr.Chase
Okefeenokes
Rawl
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Ware
Chariton
Orean
Coffe
N. M. Pafford
H. Etheridge
Second Advent Church
Hell
Roan Pafford
Coffee County
Homerville
Atlanta
Wasington
Tere Haute
Indiana
Ely Otto
Savannah
Waycrass
Elly
Heapitant
Stone
Sentinel
Coffea County
Hoetetter
Freenign
Brother Stone
Teleo
Stanton
Gunn
Smithville
Milledgeville
Kit Warren
Macon
Freeman
Jesup Sentinel
Denton’s
Georgian
Weslean
Gergia
Union
Thal
Waycross
Methodist Church
Sours
Jesus
Pemprerrey
Ryrom Argyle
Glenmore
Blackshear
Patterson
Screven
Dupont
Stockton
P._M
Gekasey
Luther Late
C. Hamrick & Coy
Shelby
N. C
Folks & Morgan’s Drug Store
Cord
Thomas Bolling
Diyle
Thunderbolt
Bolling
Hawkes
Redding & Walker
Brunswick
T. W. Dexter
Oxlethorpe
Charles A. Davies
J.c.greene & Co
Arcade
Cincinnati
John K
Nightengale
Avesta
South Carolina
Peter JL Craig
the Knights of Labor
Minneapolis
Synacus
N. Y
F. M. Severange
Wasiiers’ Bank of
Ier
Richard Caynon
Harnett
M. L. Harnett
Harnett House
Savanah, Ga
Dan —Daily Nie Hons
Turarch
Congress St
B. H. Levy & Bro
Urapiianr
J. Unlehlder
Waycross, Georgia
Lupden & Bates 8. M. TV
Curry Couhs
Blackshear & Mitchell
A. R. Bennett
Sear Gram Central Fetel
Dealex
Tadie
A.R. Benne
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