Hauntingtons 12th Night Pican Goes On
The article notes Hauntingtons hosts a grand annual picing on the 12th with hundreds expected. It mentions ministers returning from the Pre siding Elders Council and Walton minstrels planned for next season. Names include Ray's regiment, Captain Wheatley, and Waltz Me Again George Wilson with W L Cleveland. Pension money set to arrive for fifteen beneficiaries.
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Hlow
Hudson's Drug Store
Americas
Mug Henderson
Alex Green
Cotton Avenue
Mims
Mug
Hauntingtons
Capt. Wheatley
Ray
Macon
Santiago
Savannah
George Wilson
W. L. Cleveland
Momus
Landreth
Dodson
Dr Stancliff Returns From Postgrad Study
Dr. Stancliff, noted veterinary surgeon, has returned from Cornell University where he completed an extensive post graduate course. He is also a graduate of the Ontario College of Veterinary Surgery. His professional card appears elsewhere.
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Stancliff
KR. J. Stancliff
Cornell University
Ontario College of Veterinary Surgery
Death of an Infant in Bolton Family
Little Lewis Bolton, nine months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. T E Bolton, died yesterday after a ten day illness. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at five o'clock from the family home, as friends extend condolences in their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
T. E. Bolton
Horticultural Society Concludes Twenty Second Annual Session
The State Horticultural Society wraps up a profitable two day meeting in Americus with 160 attendees returning home. Prof Scott discussed the San Jose scale and insect protection, committees reported on finance transport and new fruits, and P J Berckmann was re elected president. Capt Samuel P Rumph was re elected vice president for the Third district and Tallulah Falls was chosen as next year’s meeting site.
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State Horticultural Society
Americus
Scott
San Jose
P. J. Berckmann
Georgia State Horticultural Society
W.H. Miller
L. A. Berckmans
Samuel P. Rumph
H. E. Stockbridge
Florida
Society
Americas
John A. Cobbina
Horticultural Society
Tallulah Falls
Americus Boy at Santiago
A letter from James W. Furlow, attached to a regular army engineering corps, reports he is at Santiago de Cuba and aboard ship with orders to sail immediately. The men were not allowed to disembark.
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James W.furlow
Regular Army
Miles
Porto Rico
Santiago de Cuba
Best Salve for Cuts and Sores Declares Guarantee
An early 20th century advertisement touts a salve claimed to heal cuts bruises ulcers and various skin conditions with a money back guarantee for satisfaction. The text also notes a new crop turnip seed at Rembert's nett postoffice and a price of 25 cents per box.
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Rembert
Horticulturists Meeting Draws Attendees Across Georgia
Judge W F Clarke returns from Camilla on business. Dr A G Moreland of Forsyth and Dr H H Cary of La Grange attend the horticulturists meeting. Visitors include J O Clarke of Shellman and Smithville, J B Stewart of Ellaville, Mr and Mrs W D Murray of Ellaville, Mrs Lawson Stapleton and children to Marshalville, Mrs Monroe S Worsham of Atlanta visiting brother John R Shaw, Mrs A T Bryan returns to Jacksonville after visiting Madame Cox, Mesdames Lamar Cobb and H H Carleton of Athens guests of Mrs John A Cobb on Lee Street. Major W L Glessner of Macon attends. Fort Valley sends fruit men including J H Hale, J B James, John Keller, John H Baird. State Horticultural Society members include Dr J C Le Hardy and Major J M Ryals of Savannah, the latter accompanied by his daughter Miss Ryals.
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W. F. Clarke
Camilla
A. G. Moreland
Forsyth
H. H. Cary
la Grange
J. O. Clarke
Shellman
Smithville
J. B. Stewart
Ellaville
Americus
W.D. Murray
Mesdames Lamar Cobb and
H. H. Carleton
Athens
John A. Cobb
Lee Street
Fort Valley
Messrs
J. H. Hale
J. B. James
John Keller
John H Baird
State Horticultural Society
J. C. le Hardy
J. M. Ryals
Savannah
Major Ryals
Miss Ryals
Depot to be built by Central Railroad in Americus
After years of waiting Americus will gain a new passenger depot as the State railroad commission plans an inspecting tour next week. Americus will be reached Tuesday night and the station examined the following day. A petition filed two years ago led to the commission ordering a new depot despite the Central railroad’s initial resistance. The Supreme Court recently affirmed the commission’s authority in this and a Forsyth case.
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Americus
Central Railroad
State Railroad Commission
Judge Fort
Feagin Gray Melon Tops Americus Horticultural Show
Mr W. F Reagin showcased a 10 pound Feagin Gray melon at the Americus city hall horticultural display. Hundreds of visitors admired the exhibit as the prize melon drew attention for Georgia interest.
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W. 4. Reagin
City Hall
Feagin
Americus
Georgia
Syrup of Figs Promotes Gentle Relief and Health
To cleanse the system effectively and permanently overcome habitual constipation, gently awaken the kidneys and liver to healthy activity without irritation, and dispel headaches, colds, or fevers, use Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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Bett
Pine Mountains
Elpnue County
G & RR
Chas. L, Davis
Tybee
Tybee Island
Chas
Rakam
Kingan
California
Boston
Sullivan & Co
Andrews
A. W. Smith
McCalla
Hodson
Americus Jewelry and Music Co
Sawell Short Lengt
Plains
B. F. Wise
The
Times-Recorder
Wise
Womans’ Army and Navy League
Henry White
Jim Castleberry
Catledge
Judge Graham
Bill Styles
Allen
Washington
Windsor
Gove Nod Gate Bargaia
Wiel Dudley
Erie
Bucklen
W. L. Glessner
Atom
James Fricker
Tsa
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Pearlman
Corious
Georata
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Lamar Street
Ree Rr
T. C. Parker
C. B
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Furlow & Jones
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