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10 Apr 1908
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1908
Page
1
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The Third District Agricultural and Mechanical School at Americus is cited as the standout example in the state, with strong attendance, worker-like discipline, and growing industrial work visible around the campus. Fifty to eighty pupils respond to roll, and volunteers stay on to help farm work during vacations. Upcoming commencement may include Rev. I P Tison delivering the sermon, as preparations proceed amid mumps cases among students.
Old Sumter native W H Feagin known as Bill Feagin faces rival Jarrett J Wilson for Sumter County sheriff. Feagin, 51, brings 22 years on Americas police force plus five years as chief. Wilson, born 1855 in Putnam County, has farm, sawmill, merchant background and legislative service. Both men are long established locals with deep community ties and church involvement.
Amid a market with prices falling, a Sumter County farmer faced a loss on 200 bales offered yesterday as merchants, factors, and warehouses in Georgia hold more than three thousand bales awaiting movement. The sluggish demand and low prices reflect a broader downturn across the cotton trade.
Plate, cup and saucer gifts offered by The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co represented in Americus by Nina Williams. Beginning Saturday, one plate, cup and saucer of fine china will be given with purchases. Call at the store for details and gifts. Local note from Chicago News included.
Camp Sumter 642 United Confederate Veterans held a Tuesday session with full attendance for the annual election of officers. The entire corps was reelected for another term as membership rises past two hundred despite two dozen comrades passing in two years. The group notes enduring Confederate era passion and Southern rights advocacy.
Report from Preston hospital bedside says Mr By A King is in critical condition after a runaway accident. Dr B T Wise of Plains fears pneumonia and multiple injuries from a tree impact, with a 24 hour survival prospect noted by attending staff.
Superior Court for Webster county sits in Preston with Judge Z A Littlejohn presiding. Attendees include Americas attorneys, witnesses, and parties from Webster and neighboring counties. Yesterday and Monday heard cases: Harrold v American Bonding Co., judgment $5,000. Harrold v Beachman, possession awarded to defendant. Vann v Johnson and Skip 1, damages for assault. Grand Jury presentments to be read Friday. jail inspection by Grand Jury foreman Kagley. Meals at Bell House praised, run under Mrs Bell supervision.
A spirited debate was held at the Sumter school house Friday evening with large attendance. The question asked Was it right to drive the Indians back. On the affirmative were Ruth Webb John McDonald and Prof. J Price. the jury of ten judges returned a verdict for the negative. The event accompanied social chatter as locals noted political interest in Governor race and Mr Joseph M Brown support.
Large Webster County court attendance as farmers and local peers discuss gubernatorial matters and social ties. The crowd anticipates outcomes for candidates, with locals weighing connections and county traditions in a tense political moment.
A fragmented OCR note hints at everyday urban life in Chicago with brief references to people, work, and social scenes. The readable bits suggest ordinary activities and community rhythms without a clear single event.
An elderly Chicago resident, Elizabeth H Martin of Bowen Avenue, extols Peruna as a blessing for years. She describes relief from nasal catarrh and headaches after using Peruna, noting she also recommends Peruna tablets containing the same medicinal ingredients.
Workmen bustle at the site of the old Americus cotton compress. The new plant will be almost double the size, ready by August to handle about 75 000 bales a year. Lumber shipments arrive for a mammoth shed and expansive platforms, with increased force as more materials arrive. Insurance details are not yet clear.
A Union meeting for farmers in Americus was held at the city hall this morning. President J led the session, with discussion focused on cooperative efforts and crop support programs. Members from the surrounding area attended to hear proposals and plan future actions.
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