In which state of the USA would you find the cities of Macon and Savannah?
The Telegraph (Macon) a full-sheet affair. The columns were mostly short items copied from other newspapers. In his "prospectus" on the front page of that Nov. 1 edition, Bartlett said in part that the Telegraph would "not only disseminate useful information but advocate fearlessly THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE!" (Yes, in all caps) There were 16 newspapers in Georgia in 1827, including two in Macon, two in Savannah, four in Milledgeville, three in Augusta one in Athens, one in Washington, one in Darien and one in Mount Zion. "Macon Telegraph" continued to print during the American Civil War, shrinking down to a single
Savannah Shamrocks RFC with wins over Macon, Atlanta Old White, Augusta, Columbus, Athens, Gwinnett, North Atlanta, High Country, and the Atlanta Bucks while falling only once on the road to the Atlanta Renegades. Savannah would play host to High Country in the semi-final matchup which they won 41-24. Savannah faced the Atlanta Renegades in the GRU Championship game with a chance to avenge their only regular season loss, but would come up 3 points short. Savannah would fail to claim their 4th consecutive GRU Championship by a score of 26-29. With the 15s season closing out sooner than expected, the Savannah Shamrocks will