Ferical Capital of Soollowmeat Georgia in Sumter County
Describes a Georgia town at the intersection of major rail lines, noting its climate, fertile land, and role as a regional agricultural center during the Civil War era. Highlights include distance from Macon and Toomsville, proximity to prisons and railroads, and its celebration as a winter resort with diverse crops and fruit farms rich in variety.
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Soollowmeat
Georgia
Sumter County
Divieun
Ue Bee Vannat
Ravannah
Americus
Montgomery
Macon
Andersonvelle
Grands
Florida Jine
Toomasville
Avertcuss
Qourgia
Eurasia
Egypt
Co Amnerten
Fight over Comer removal and Central road reforg plan
The report details multiple legal moves around the Georgia Central road reorganization. Justice Jackson set May 6 for a hearing on removing receiver Comer and blocking contract actions with the Hollins syndicate while injunctions restrain further steps. Courts in Savannah and Washington are involved as parties seek to restructure control, buy bonds, or overturn Judge Speer’s order, with accusations of wrecking the property and safeguarding securities.
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Justice Jackson
United States Supreme Court
Comer
Georgia Central Road
Hollins Syndicate
Jackson
United
Emory Spear
J. H. Averill
Port Royal
Augoata
Pardee
Savannah
Central Trust Company
New York
Savannah and Western Railroad
Patrick Calhoun
Alexander Brown
Reorganization Committee
Speer
Pardes
Washington
Ayale
the Central
Messrs
Oakman and
Crawford
Mr. Comer
Friends of
Central Railroad
Betas
Gavarmal
IL. M. Comer
The
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Wired
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Lowry
Central Railroad Reorganization Committee
Savannoah
Sudge Pardes
Canes
Stanice Jackson
Lowry, Stone & Laa
Aroays
Memorial Day rites set for Americus observance
Americus to observe Memorial Day next Wednesday April 26 with the Ladies Memorial Association organizing the event. A 4 PM procession forms at the public library led by George W. Glover with civic and veteran groups, including the Americus Light Infantry Harmon Division and Sumter County Confederate Veterans. Children from Jackson Street school join the march to Oak Grove cemetery for religious services, garlands, and a ceremonial salute concluding the observance.
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Americas
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First Methodiat Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Light Infantry
Harmon Division
Arma
Counterfeiter Caught Passing Fake Coins In City
Last night a Black man named Edmund Wyatt was arrested after passing counterfeit silver dollars at two downtown shops. Wyatt claimed the bills were given by a white man in change for a five dollar note and led police to several coins on him. Authorities warn currency may be circulating and plan to detain Wyatt for U.S. marshal transfer. Also notes on Stewart County court term, visiting lawyers, and reports on hospital and mining incidents.
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Lamar
Foagio
Edmund Wyatt
Wyatt
Sam Depot
T. C. Parker
Tha oMoera
United States
Americas
Canning Factory Prospects in Americus Draw Comment
Report notes favorable talk on bringing a first class canning plant to Americus with farmers ready to plant vegetables. Cites Gadsden Alabama plant success, shipping 800 cases and selling 600 cases locally, and plans for a 20 acre farm to supply tomatoes corn and tea screen. Organization of a Georgia state division of the League of American Wheelmen also mentioned.
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