Prohibition Meeting At Courthouse Tonight In Americus
Bishop H M Turner to address a mass meeting of citizens on prohibition in front of the courthouse tonight. W C T U urged to meet at 10 30 AM and march to First Methodist church. Also notes crop and seed mentions and local happenings, with no arrests in a recent car robbery case.
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Elow
Hudson's
Central Depot
Suneday
H. M. Turner
First Methodist Church
Americus
Landreth
Dodson
Three Nabbed for Forgery in Local Bank Heist
Henry White Bill Styles and Jim Castleberry three negro men known about town were jailed yesterday for forgery after presenting a fake $45 check at the Bank of Southwestern Georgia. Assistant Cashier Jones detected the fraud and a pistol threat by one of the suspects halted their escape before they surrendered to authorities. Catledge principal of the colored schools identified the check as a forgery, leading to their detention pending investigation.
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Henry White
Bill Styles
Jim Castleberry
Bank of Southwestern Georgia
Castleberry
Jones
C. A. Catledge
Mr. Jones
Twenty Second Meeting of Georgia Horticultural Society Opens
The Georgia State Horticultural Society holds its 22nd annual session in Americus City Hall starting at 10 this morning with President P J Berckmans and 60 plus members arriving. The three day program features a fine fruit and floral display, addresses by Mayor Hixon and W T Gary, essays on nematode diseases, and sessions on marketing crops and seed growing.
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Georgia State Horticultural Society
P. J. Berckmans
Georgia
South
Americas
Leroy Henderson
Mayor Hixon
Americus
J. W. Wheatley
United States
W.T. Gary
Augna
Augusta
F. 8
Earle
Auburn
Ala
JA. C. Oelschig
Savannah
A. W. Smith
W. F. Massey
Raleigh
N.C
H. E. Stockbridge
Lake City
Fla
Americus Receives First Cotton Bale From Clegg Plantation
Americus records its first bale of the new crop, weighing 475 pounds and classed low middling, received yesterday evening from Capt. P. Clegg’s plantation at Coney under J. R. Felder. The bale was brought via the Georgia and Alabama railroad and stored at L. G. Council’s warehouse ready for sale. Additional cotton remains open on nearby plantations as dry weather enables picking to begin soon.
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Americus
Georgia
Dougherty County
Capt. P. ©. Clegg
Coney
J. R. Felder
Georgia & Alabama Railroad
L. G. Council
Bucklen's Arnica Salve promises perfect satisfaction
Bucklen's Arnica Salve claims to be the best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions. It also guarantees to cure piles or no pay required, priced at 25 cents per box and money refunded if not satisfied.
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Bucklen
Birds of Passage visit notices and horticultural society crowd
Miss Mamie Clarke visits Miss Page at Maddox for a few days. Mr and Mrs O Ellis of Savannah are guests of The Windsor. Miss Susanne Simmons leaves for Forsyth for two weeks. Miss Susie Whitaker of Milledgeville guest of Mrs J E Bivins on Elm avenue. Capt Johnson of Smithville works in fruit growers convention. O V Lamar of Richland visits en route to Elmville. Mrs A T Bryan of Jacksonville visits sister Madame Cox at Allen House. Messrs R J Redding and Capt Barnes and son of the Georgia Experimental Station attend State Horticultural Society meeting. they will be guests of Capt Jno A Cobb. Pignos and Organs to rent Amenious TuWaLBE ¢ Musto Oo
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Mamie Clarke
Page
Maddox
Richland
Elmville
A. T. Bryan
Jacksonville
Madame Cox
Allen House
Messrs
R. J. Redding
Btarnes and Son
Georgia Experimental Station
State Horticultural Society
Jno. A. Cobb
Elders Meet in Council of African M E Church in Campbell Chapel
The Presiding Elders Council of the African M E Church meets in Campbell chapel at 9 yesterday. Bishop H M Turner presided with Rev J A Lindsay Rev L Gardner Rev W H Mixon attending. Secretary elected Rev Cargile. The body covers Alabama and Georgia with sixty members present.
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M. E. Church
Campbell Chapel
H. M. Turner
Atlanta
J. A. Lindsday
Marietta
L. Gardner
Mobile
W. H. Mixon
Selma
Cargile
Madison
South Africa
K. Read
E. H. McGehee
McRae
IL. Bradwell D
E. CO. Brinson
A. M. Smith
Bishop Turner
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