Local growers report crops thriving and fruit sale opens
Sawediy Sst Lengts Plow's candies received fresh weekly at Hudson's drug store. Cane potatoes and other crops grow finely aided by rain and sun. First ripe scuppernongs sold yesterday amid public interest. Col Ray's regiment remains in Macon but may move to Savannah. Peach shipments near completion. late crates go through September. Farmers save fodder. cotton picking to begin as openings grow. Dr H E Stockbridge and son Basil return home to Lake City after visit. D W Bagley returns to business after illness. many friends glad to see him. Horticulturists depart. society session praised as among the best. W T Ragan moves from Windsor bar to Rialto in Albany. City Attorney James Taylor planning a residence on Lee Street. Mag Henderson fined $5 or 50 days for assault. unable to pay now. Landreth turnip seed crop 98 and beans and late cabbage seeds available at Dodson's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson’s Drug Store
Macon
Col. Ray
Savannah
Express Company
H. E. Stockbridge
Basil
Lake City
Pla
D. W. Bagley
W. T. Ragan
Windsor
Rialto
Albany
James Taylor
Lee Street
John A. Cobb
George D. Wheatley
Mag Henderson
Alex Green
Cotton Avenue
Mug
Landreth
Dodson
Will Build A Pretty Home In Prime City Lot
Mr. W. H. Simmons, president of the People's National Bank, has purchased a desirable building lot on Farlow Lawn at the corner of Lee and Farlow streets. He will begin work immediately on a handsome residence with brick and lumber already hauled to the site and foundation work planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Simmons
The
People's National Bank
Farlow Lawn
Lee and
Farlow Streets
Effectively cure constipation and boost organs with fig syrup
Gently relieve costive conditions and awaken kidneys and liver to healthy activity with Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co. The ad also notes Nunnally's candy and lists a local retailer at 00¢ per pound, plus a carders wanted call and bath/telephone services at No 9 Elm Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
No. 9
Elm Ave
Montezuma Women Aid Womans Army and Navy League
Miss Julia duPree vice president of the Womans Army and Navy League of Montezuma sent a New York exchange for 19.50 to support the league. She praises local women including Mrs J C Reid and thanks The Trnes Recorder for extending appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans’ Army and Navy League of Third District
Julia duPree
Womans’ Army and Navy League
Montezuma
New York Exchange
duPree
Miss daPree
Tam
J. C Reid
Trnes Recorder
League
Miss duPree
President to appoint Maj. Hanson to Industrial Commission
The president plans to appoint Maj. J.F. Hanson of Macon as the cotton mill representative on the Industrial Commission to meet and organize September 1. If Hanson accepts, Georgia will have two members on the five member body, with Congressman Livingston among them. Dean and Mrs. Dean depart for Tybee for a week then return to Americus for engagements until after the prohibition election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas. Hanson
Georgia
Livingston
House
Hanson
South Carolina
Ellison A. Smythe
Maj. Hanson
Sam C. Dean
Dean
Tybee
Americus
North Georgia
Styles Demands Indictment In Forged Check Case
Bill Styles, one of three Black youths who presented a forged check at Kets Bauk of Southwestern Georgia Monday, waived committal before Justice Graham yesterday and was committed to jail in default of a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styles
Bill Styles
Kets Bauk
Georgia
Graham
Remarkable Rescue by King's New Discovery
Mrs. Michael Curtsin of Plainfield II believed hopelessly ill with consumption after a month of treatment by her physician. She tried Dr King s New Discovery after a drugstore sale and after six bottles recovered fully. Free trial bottles offered at E J Eldridge's store. New crop turnip seed available at Rombert's next to the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Curtsin
Plainfield II
E. J. Eldridge
Ig Stora
Rombert'e
Social notes from Americus and area residents
A roundup of local residents traveling, visiting relatives, and returning home from trips to Atlanta, Jacksonville, Tybee, New York, and other towns. Included are court notices, forthcoming criminal docket actions, a property sale, and a social gathering at the Mize home with guest Miss Garfield.
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Geo. D. Wheatley
Lamar ST
Cotton Ave
GEO
Wheatley
Americur, GA
Sea Island
Tours
Britton & Dodson
Warm Springs
Pine Mountains
Meriwether County
Serene Americas
Sar
Chas. L. Davis
Frotel
Tybee Island, GA
Chase
Kingan
California
Boston
Sullivan & Co
N.B
Ms. ED
Andrews
A. W. Smith
F. H. McCalla
Venrist
J. R Hudson
Sea One Americas Jewelry and Music Co
Sawediy Sst
Nunnally
Ibert’s
Industrial Commission
J. F
Phil Addy
Webster
Sethie Wooten
Smithville
Madame Cox
Jacksonville
Enla L. Hollis
Carrie Lockett
Atlanta
Henry Winn
Oglethorpe
H. Stanley
Matthews
Ala
the Central
Helen McCall
Buena Vista
Messis
J. H. Huddleson
Thos.r. Talmadge
Forsyth
J. W. Guerry
John W. Schiver
T. E. Bolton
John W. Wheatley
New York
Mrs. L. ©. Smith
Hudgins
Asheville
Mr. Hudgins
Criminal Court
Haggood
Macon County
John W. Haggard
Maynard
Detroit
Jas, Alexander
W. A. Webb
J. P. Wise
Tower
Henry Lassiter
H. J. Logan
T. A. Graham
Gee, Bradford
L. L. Chambliss
A. M. Bolton
W. A. Cheeves
E. R. Chappell
Leereas
F. E. Burke
J. W. Mize
Miss Garfield
Bucklen
Fricker
Will Upley
Cassimere
D. Pearlman
Averious
Georata
Pas D. Pearlman
Lamar Street
T. C. Parker
C. E
Hooper
Furlow & Jones
Americus, Ga
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