Wasting Strength Remedies for Female Complaints
Wasting Strength offers Wine of Cardus as a safe remedy for female disorders. It targets inflamed tissues and purifies the blood to relieve irregular or painful menses, prolapse, headaches, backache, dizziness, cramps, and nervous symptoms. Send symptoms for free advice from the Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co. Chattanooga Tenn.
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Ladies’ Advisory Dept
The
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Announcements for Solicitor General in Southwestern Circuit
Two candidates announce runs for Solicitor General in the Southwestern Circuit. J R Williams appeals for voter support and vows faithful service if elected. W W Dykes declares candidacy subject to the Democratic primary on June 1908 and asks for assistance from voters.
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South Western Judicial Circuit
J. R. Williams
Sou
W. W. Dykes
Georgia Democratic Treasurer Candidate Statement
A candidate for Georgia state treasurer announces candidacy for the Democratic primary on June 4. The letter highlights more than twenty years of prior service in the office and promises faithful attention to duties if elected. Written by William J.5, it asserts a long and unblemished record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
WM. J
Lawyers Busy At Court In Stewart
Several attorneys attend the spring session of Stewart superior court at Lumpkin with Judge Z A Littlejohn presiding. The weeklong docket may span two weeks, depending on case load, before Lee, Macon and Sumter counties take their turn in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Stewart Superior Court
Lumpkin
Z. A. Littlejohn
Stewart Court
Lee
Macon
Sumter
Convicts Escape in Florida Richburg Camp
Railway officials in Georgia and Florida were alerted after a telegram reported a mass escape at the Richburg Florida state camp. The warning said 110 convicts fled and crews were urged to guard against potential danger though no method or details were provided.
Sheriff-Elect Feagin Praised in Friendly Letters
Sheriff elect Feagin receives many letters of high praise after the election. A letter from an acquaintance in a neighboring state used a photo from the Times-Recorder and a postcard caption "Americus, Go" to convey approval and confidence in his future tenure.
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Feagin
Times-Recorder
Sumter
Americus
Bill” Feagin
Mr Edward Salinas Heads to Savannah
Mr Edward Salinas a representative of McFadden and Bro of Philadelphia leaves this morning for Savannah accompanied by Mrs Salinas His six months in America as a spot cotton dealer ends as the cotton season closes locally with staples held for better prices Salinas a veteran cotton buyer made many friends who regret his departure
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Edward Salinas
Americas
McFadden & Bro
Philadelphia
Savannah
Smith Campaign Ad Criticized For Personal Attacks
The piece denounces a candidate’s campaign for insults aimed at an opponent, urging dignity in state politics and condemning cartooning and personal slurs. It notes Governor Smith’s unchanged stance and his fulfillment of several promises while acknowledging mixed judgments on his decisions. Also promoted is Dr Shoop Health Coffee as a new coffee substitute sold by Sparks Grocery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Lease Revolvers to Evade Texas Tax Law
When the state legislature enacted a 60 percent tax on revolver grease proceeds, hardware dealers stopped selling pistols and began leasing them for fifty years to dodge the tax, undermining the intended revenue.
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Austin
Texas
Hospital Ownership Transfers to Hospital Association
The Americas Hospital becomes property of the Hospital Association after Charles M. Council deeded the building to him and then to the Association. The uptake ends years of contention and eliminates past rental costs. Improvements are expected as the property is now officially owned by the Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas Hospital
Hospital Association
Charles M. Council
Times-Recorder
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's health
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a powerful restorative for overworked nursing mothers and women with gynecological weakness. It highlights relief from backache pelvic distress and irregular periods, claims pure glyceric extract and no alcohol, and invites readers to request a free booklet.
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Pierce
Plarcey Praitale
Georgian States Position On Prohibition Campaign
The Georgian criticizes Smith and the Journal for making prohibition the sole campaign issue and urges both candidates to clearly declare their stance. It cautions against using prohibition for political advantage, vows fairness, and calls for principled reporting and dialogue over partisan tactics.
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Journal
Mr. Smith
Mr. Brown
Dyman
Prohibition
Money Back To Primary Candiates In County Republican Pro Ration
County Democratic executive committee announces pro rating of unexpended assessments from the recent primary. Secretary W B Heys lists expenses totaling 229.84 and receipts 480.00, leaving 250.16 to be pro rated among candidates. Those who have not yet received their share may contact the secretary.
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Times-Recorder
Democratic Executive Committee
W. B. Heys
Oes
Hundreds of Little Joe Brown Buttons Flood Americus
The Americus crowd wore hundreds of campaign buttons for Little Joe Brown. The initial four hundred buttons sold out in two hours prompting an immediate second shipment. Farmers merchants mechanics and salesmen lined up for the emblem as more buttons are promised for Sumter voters.
Put on the Brake in Railway Earnings Report
Rail period figures from Railway World show Central of Georgia January earnings $20,243 below last year despite nearly $200,000 in cost cuts. Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis down $33,793. Louisville and Nashville $704,664 short of prior record. If figures are true, reform may be needed.
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Railway World
Central of Georgia
Georgia Railroad
Aoa
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louts
Louisville and Nashville
Woman Predicts Child Becomes President Doctor Says Healthy
A New York press quote notes a woman believes her baby will grow up to be president, based on a doctor declaring the infant’s health at eighty percent. The remark anchors a whimsical take on future leadership and medical assurance.
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N. Y
Sale of Ice Plant at Americus Georgia on May First Tuesday
Legal notice states the Ice Plant plant in Americus Sumter County Georgia will be sold at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in May during legal hours. The property includes the brick ice plant structure and all machinery fixtures equipment and the piping water lines and water privileges formerly belonging to the Southern Ice and Cold Storage Company now owned by Thomas B Mitchell.
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Georgia
Sumter County
Americus
Proerty
Southern Ice and Cold Rage Company
Thos. J. Mitchell
Southern, Cold Storage and Ice Co
Thomas B. Mitchell
Thos, E. Mitchell
Southern Ice
Americus Georgia
Cotton Avenue
Red Feet
Lightmott Creek
Catherine B. Wood
Incus
E. L. Bell
Sumnter County
Ter County
B. J. Eldridge
B. J Eldridge
J. H
L. J. Blalock
Sam Cobb
W. Low
B.L. Bell
Prober
W. T. Davenport
Davenport
Mary Copingtoss
Davenport Street
Ella M.cooper
Watiaty
City Court of Americas
Chas. Catledge
Ella M. Cooper
Aes
Bi Belb
Water Works and Property Notices From Americus Court
A series of property levies and public sale notices from Sumter County Georgia detail executions against Thos H Mitchell and Catherine B Wood, plus descriptions of land and buildings in Americus and surrounding areas. The items reference the Central of Georgia Railway property, a brick house with an engine end pump, lot numbers in Americus, and the Jacob Cobb property, with sheriff E L Bell set to conduct sales on specified May dates in 1908 and prior.
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Central of Georgia Railway
B.D. Ansley
G. G
Central of Georgia Railway Co
McGarrah Street
Thos
EB. Mitchell
Americus
Henry Vogt Machine Company
H. Mitchell
L. Bell
Guardianship Hearing For Mamie Murray In Georgia
Notice that W T Al Dano has applied for guardianship of Mamie Murray and her property. Hearing set for 10 o clock on the first Monday in May at the Ordinary's office in May 1908. Also notice that P Harrold administrator of Miss L Cotton seeks discharge and letters of dismission on the first Monday in May. April 6 1908. John A Cobb Ordinary.
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Georgia
Sumter County
W. T. AL Dano
Mamie Murray
Illedgeville
Mit
John A. Cobb
Request for permanent administration of Arnold Godwin estate
J R Logan petitions for permanent Letters of Administration on Arnold Godwin's estate. The county official cites creditors and next of kin to appear at the office within the legal timeframe to show cause why Logan should not be appointed administrator.
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Georgia
Sumter County
J. R. Logan
Arnold Godwin
J.R. Logan
Arnold
A. Cobb
Harrell Estate Final Administration Notice in Georgia
S J Harrell as Administrator of the estate of D B Harrell petitions the court to close the administration of the B B Harrell estate. The notice invites all persons connected as heirs or creditors to show cause if any exists why final discharge should not be granted.
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Georgia
Webster County
S. J. Harrell
D. B. Harrell
B. B. Harrell
Notice of Discharge and Dismissal for Administrator
The text announces a petition for discharge and letters of dismission for an administrator on the first Monday in May 1900 or 1908, with recipients urged to show cause. It includes a separate notice to Mrs Maggie Cananne about a marriage contract removal petition filed November 6 1907 in Sumter Superior Court with a May term in 1908, requiring appearance before Judge Z A Tittlejohn.
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Georgia
Sumter County
Maggie Cananne
W. GO
Sumter Su
Ran Sumter Superior Court
Public road applications filed in Sumter County districts
Public road discontinuation and second class road petitions filed by G T Deriso W A Wilson W De Bass and others across Sumter County districts 15th and 16th seek final grant by the Commissioners of Roads and Revenues on the first Mondays in May 1908 with notices to all interested parties and standard deadlines marked by Thomas clerk of the county commission.
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Georgia
Sumter
G. T. Deriso
W. A. Wilson
W. de Bass
G.T. Ap
Wilson
Lée County
Commission
W. J
Getewes
T. B. Hooks
G. M. Eldridge
J. Council
Shark
Callon
Tas
Tay Hooks
Lower
Danville Rosa
Lower Danville County Road
Commissioners of Roads
W. L. Thomas
Clerk Co. Com
Sumter County
A. B. Lockett
A.D. Gatewood
T. PL Gatewood
Gatewoods School House
Barlow Place
Atore
W. L.thomas
Arthur Rylander
G. D. Jones
Cy Clay
W. J. Hill
Cobb
DeSoto
Gardering
Commissioners of
Thomae
Clerk Co
F. A. Wilson
H. S. Ferguson
G. W. Nubm
Sonera
W. Nunn
Notice for Legal Advertisement Submissions Deadline
Legal notices must be submitted to the business office by Wednesday noon with the required fee. The rule will be enforced.
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ARDUI
Solicitor-General
Stewart
Judge Littlejohn
Florida
Smith
Atlanta Georgian
W. 3B
Heys
Rome Tribune-Herald
Sheriff's Sale
Ae P. Harrold
leHers
W. H. Cosby
Dalene King
R. W. King
Anton
Georgia—Sumter County
Clark
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