New Goods Sale Offers Vast Fabric Selection This Week
Case after case of new goods opened during the past week features 20 pieces Lovely Wool Challies at 20c per yard and 15 more of superb Camels hair pattern suits at cost. Black dress goods department showcases white goods and lace embroidery, Persian mills fabrics, China silks, Fayal batistes, grenadines, Madras cloth, ginghams, 15 dozen black silk mitts at 25c and 18 dozen ladies black silk gloves at 40c, plus 40 dozen stainless ladies hose at 25c per pair.
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Tax Payer Calls For City Tax Rate Reduction
A citizen argues for lower city taxes citing high rates in Americus Ga and Columbus Oh. He questions past levies on schools water and bonds, urging reduction to align with real expenses and incomes from city investments. The letter outlines 1891 tax figures and compares regional rates.
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A Live City Notes Cordele Rail Busi ness Growth
Cordele sees heavy flight and passenger traffic on the 5 A M railway aiding regional development. G S & F reports large business. 100 to 200 people board daily. Insurance agents surge. Mrs. Kline and others visit or seek homes. A Savannah girl is detained in Atlanta over a planned Chicago marriage. a Flint River bridge completes. a Cumberland Island fishing trip organized by the Americus Fishing Club.
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Gratitude for Crisp Speech At Kansas City Western Congress
The Kansas City Times lauded Congressman J F Crisp of Georgia after his address on taxation at the first Western states commercial congress. The speech attacked protective policy, drawn enthusiastic reactions from delegates, and drew sharp exchanges over sugar duties and tariff reductions. A editorial in the same issue praised the tariff argument as a forceful defense of reform and warned about protectionist stances. The paper notes Crisp’s appeal to the western audience and highlights subsequent events including a Memorial day choir gathering and Mrs Chapin’s city lecture to mothers.
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