Washington County GaArchives News.....Sulphur Well is Flowing Freely June 8, 1927
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Sandersville Progress June 8, 1927
  A well has been bored on the Luther Brooks farm, near Brooks Spring, which 
affords an abundance of cool water strongly impregnated with sulphur, which can 
be detected by the odor. The water is soft and pure and considerable quantities 
of it can be imbibed without any discomfort, which is one peculiarity of all 
sulphur water. It is really stronger of sulphur than the famous Indian Spring 
in Butts county, which attracts thousands of visitors annually. A number of our 
citizens have visited the well and some bring jugs of water home with them, as 
the sulphur water appears to agree with them. The galvanized pipe is about five 
feet above the surface of the ground where the well is located and the water 
flows from it in a bold constant stream, affording an ample supply for all 
needed purposes. It could be used for irrigating purposes with beneficial 
results in the cultivation of corn or truck crops of all kinds, as the 
elevation is sufficient to send it over a large area at comparatively little 
expense, and it is hoped that Mr. Brooks will try the experiment, just to show 
what irrigation will do for Georgia crops. There is a level field near which 
could be used for the purpose.

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