Club and lodge meeting notices in Waycross area
A list of fraternal lodge and court meeting notices with locations in Waycross area. Includes schedules for Waycross Lodge 305, Island Lodge 3m, Knights of Pythias, Folkston Lodge 196 and other local bodies with officers and meeting times.
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Waycross Lodge
R&a
Pleres Lodge No
Waycrosser
Island
P. Fons
W. J. Canswett
Knights of Pythias
Lott's Mall
Methodist Church
Wanagx Lott
Joux R. Franbury
K. of R
Washington's secretary Tobias Lear and his rival resemblance
A National Capital to New York Sun tale recounts Tobias Lear, Washington's secretary, his close bond with the first president, and ventures from Mount Vernon to Cambridge and England. Lear, a Harvard graduate from Portsmouth, shaped early executive etiquette, partnered with Washington on the Potomac venture, and later served as envoy and organizer of canal plans, drawing praise and curious whispers about their likeness.
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Tobias Lear
Wic Carcer
Washington
National
New York Sun
George Washington
Mount Vernon
John Parke Custis
Martha Washington
Gen. Lincoln
Cambridge
Harvard
Portsmouth
Lear
New York
United States
New England
England
Georgetown
Potomac
Potomac Navigation Company
John Adams
Washi
Revol
Trenton
Jackson Rat
Death by Self Inflicted Wound Suspected
A brief report notes a person may have died from a self-inflicted throat injury, with authorities investigating the circumstances. No further details on identity, location, or timing are provided.
Monterey Bay Drive Through Historic California Coast
A correspondent describes a Monterey to Pacific Grove coastal drive along Monterey Bay. The shore offers opalescent waters, distant Santa Cruz views, and foggy horizons. Landmarks include Padre Junipero Serra’s 1770 mass site, San Carlos Mission’s 1794 adobe walls, Fremont era earthworks, and old military adobe quarters.
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Monterey
Pacific Grove
California
Monterey Bay
Bay of Naples
Santa Cruz
Padre Junipera
Mission of
San Carlos
John C. Fremont
The Honey Bee Plant and an Intelligent Mare
The Honey Bee Plant, a thistlelike seed rich in oil and valued at $18 per pound, was studied by Buffalo oil dealer F S Pease who found its seed yields oil similar to linseed oil. Debates arise on commercial viability and byproducts. A Bloomingburg mare named Whitefoot, trained by farmer W H Ellis, safely transports children to school and back each day, covering nine miles at a steady pace without incidents, prompting a wagoneer to post a homeward note before travel to Middletown and New York.
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New York State
F. 5. Pease
Buffalo
Pease
New York Times
Wm. HI. Ellis
Bloomingburg
N. Y
Whitefoot
Mr. Ellis
Wm H
Hurrah For Your Own Side War Era Newsboy Echoes
An 1862 Nashville march story shows a newsboy shouting Hurrah for Jeff Davis met with an officer’s retort Hurrah for Old Nick. The exchange highlights partisan loyalties amid Civil War tension and crowd reaction. Also notes a Milwaukee column detailing a New York man who lost part of his scalp and a Dakota burial tale with a white apart from sides, reflecting uneven historical snippets.
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Buell
Nashville
Jeff Davis
Nicki
Chicago Ledger
Milwaukee
New York
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Parker
Pforzreron
Freeman
Evrrox
Georgia
Waycross
Ware
Chariton
Coffe
Brunswick Circuit
Clinch
Wster
Weyne
Pierce
Camden
W. J. Smith
Warren
E. P. McCall
Geo. R. Youmans
D. A. Williams
W. M. Mallon
H. Hinnaut
Superior Court
W. M
Warren Lott
T. B. Henderson
J. Ar Cason
J. J. Wilkinson
Folkston Lodge
Folkston
J. P. Stariines
W. M. J. Rawes
Iron Hall
Uhifelder & Co
Wauras Nosus
C.J. Jonx P. Casox
Cason & Miller, General Grocers
Gus de Smith
Wilbon
Gus
Ivery
Vate
Aati
Dakota
A. R. Bennett
Grand Central Hotel
Waycross, GA
General Merchandise
W. M. Wilson
Billiard
Hants
Congress St
Savannah
B. H. Levy & Bro
Physicians and Surgeons
P. P
Tention
Turpentine
J. Uhlfelder
Waycross, Georgia
Sudden & Bates
M. H
Bill Heads
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