Enthusiastic Democrat Club Draws Over Twelve Hundred Names
The Hig Club gathers at 10 o'clock in the council chamber of City Hall Sumter County Georgia as 1,200 names fill the democratic register. A formal organization will elect officers and speakers including Ton W. M. Hawkes while leaders urge expansion to 1,250 names and broader participation across districts.
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Democrata
Council
Coolent
America
Old Sumter
Georgia
Ton
W. M. Hawkes
Eilver
Captain Hitt
Mr. Prince
Crisp
Congress
Flambeau Club
Democracy
Tax Times
J. Hargrove
J.T. Margrove
H. A. OC. Bagley
Augustus Ralford
E. J. Tucker
W. Swann
W. L. Rushing
E. T. Shockley
C. A.johnson
W. B. Harden
A. Mitchell
I M. Youngblood
J. J.grant
R. M. Williams
J. P. Brasewell
J. 8. Johnson
W. A. Williams
R. M. Hamaos
R. Holloway
W. C. McLane
B. C. Prince
W. IL. Jamerson
G. R. Ferguson
W. B. Marrison
B. L. Joiner
W. H. Glover
T. Suber
W. M. Clark
E, Gj, Holloway
J. A. Laney
J. G
Third Party Sets Sights On District Nominees at Opera House
In the third congressional district a nomination for congress and a state senator is planned today at the opera house. W. T. Christopher is favored to lead the effort while Chas F Crisp is expected to challenge the Democratic nominee. Delegates meet at 10 o'clock amid expectations of a large crowd and spirited backing. F D Wimberly, known as Clue, arrived in the city yesterday.
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iMate
Chas
F. Crisp
W. T. Christopher
Charistopher
Opera House
F. D. Wimberly
Clue
City
Cordale Baseball Team Aims to Repeat Victory at Americus
INL TODAY notes Cordale defeated Americus at Furrow Lawn and plans another game in Americus this afternoon. The report promises a strong Cordale lineup and a grandstand with 10 cent seats, urging local fans to attend what is billed as the season’s best game.
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Americus
Furrow
Cordele
Cordale
Americas
A Lively Trade in Hats
A brief note describes a bustling hat trade with social chatter about where hats originate and the ease of acquiring headgear. The fragment suggests lively street commerce and popular styles drawing attention.
Georgia College report on girls training in domestic arts
The report by Governor Northen’s Lady Visitors covers the Georgia Normal and Industrial College in Milledgeville. It details departments in bookkeeping dressmaking stenography telegraphy and more, praises progress and notes funding limits and future expansion plans for boarding facilities and model school activities.
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Board of Lady Visitors
Northen
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Industrial
Normal
J. L. M. Curry
Peabody Fund
Peabody Model School
Tmatron
Chappell
Millegeville
Ita
Tre of
Thos
Tcommon
Mra
W. Y. Atkinson
E. A. Gray
Nepple Tunt
A. W. Cosby
M. L Myrick
A J. Julian
J. If Phinazee
Building Collapse Buries Three Women and Child
At 6 o clock this morning a two story brick building at 7 South Broad street collapsed. Sides and roof fell in forming a debris pile burying three women a child a terrier dog and a chicken. All escaped with only minor bruises and scratches. The event is treated as miraculous.
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South Broad Street
Butler and Berry Bursting with Bargains in Glassware
A satirical ad extols Butler and Berry offering closed out bargains on glassware sets and fruit jars. It mocks old prices and touts low marked prices on tumblers bowls and dishes while joking about Noah and the Ark.
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Finn
Button & Benny
Americus
Noah
Mason
Butter & Bean
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Hig Club
Sumter
Va. Loan and Trust CO
Vsekeepers
Yuh
Guace
Spey
Roger Bros
Jackson Street
W. D. Bailey
Che
Cresa
Vancy Cheviot
Madras
Milledgeville
Williams and Rogers
Aus
Raya
Normal Department
Weight Brady
A. A. Willett
Mia
Addie Willote Brady
Mr. Brady
Willett
Mrs. Brady
Axruters
Sie
Times-Keoonpen
Leo Atreet
Sam
Mick Council
Savannah
Temperance School
Prantine
Leo Krause
Lindy
A. W. Smith
Leeton
Oak Grove
Goasip
Brenswick
Bruvewick Todey
Maary
Jeff D. Avera
Lamar Street
Butler & Berry
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