Local items mix politics and commerce in LamarStreet notes
A bustling day in town with fire department exhibition on Lamar street, liquor sale discussions, and varied updates. Prominent figures like Hon Thos G Hudson, ex state senator, and Capt John A Cobb socialized. Court activity included Andrew Patrick fined for license violation. Shipping, sales day, and local travels pepper the scene as townsfolk await notices and adverts from Dodson's pharmacy and Landreth seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos.g. Hudson
Schley County
Joe Martin
Poole
Andrew Patrick
Hackman
John A. Cobb
Atlanta
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Capitol
Taylor Felder
Myrtle Springs
Cumberland
St. Simons
Old Point Comfort
Robert L Oliver
John B. Ansley
jEayensab
Tybee
U. S
Santiago
Alex Sullivan
Knox
America
Richland Peoples
New York
Messrs
Stevens
Parks, Frepeb
Dixon
Dr. Austin
Metropolis
Citizens host railroad commission visit for Americus depot
A committee of citizens will meet the Georgia railroad commission in Americus to discuss Central depot improvements. Hon. Spencer B. Atkinson, Hon. Thomas C. Crenshaw, and Hon. T. N. Trammell arrive by special train from Albany. Mayor Hixon and local officials will accompany them to Central Station and Hotel Windsor, inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Railroad Commission ‘of Georgia
Spencer B
Atkinson
Thomas C. Crenshaw
T.N. Trammel
Albany
Railroad Commission
Hixon
W. A. Dodsop
J. B. Felder
J. A. Ansley
J. Darby
Messrs
G. W. Glover
Arthur Hylander
P. C. Clegg
Frank Lanier
Central Station
Hotel Windsor
TaxTrres-Recoxper
Commission
Passage of Friends and Visitors Across Americas
Local notes list many visitors and residents traveling to and from Americas. Names include Miss Monrioe Smith in Tybee, Mr. T. H. Cobb to Atlanta, Mrs. Hi J. Stokes to Buena Vista, Miss Carrie Byrd from Brunswick and St Simons, and Judge John Haygood in Montezuma presiding over court reading. Also mentioned are Mrs. C M Cheney returning to Shellman, Mr. Sam Rogers visiting his mother on Elm Avenue, and Genevieve Morgan returning from Indian Springs and North Carolina mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrioe Smith
Tybea
T. H. Cobb
Atlanta
J. Stokes
Buena Vista
Carrie Byrd
Brunswick
St. Simons
G. W. Perkins
Tennile
T. F. Warwick
Lee
J. Harper Black
Montezuma
John W. Shiver
W.H. C. Dudley, Jr
Savannah
Tybee
C.M. Cheney
Shellman
W.T. Lane
John Haygood
Maynard
Sam Rogers
Fred Sawyer
Macon
Mrs.Sawyer
Genevieve Morgan
Indian Springs
North Carolina
Friendship Gala Day: Prohibition Talks and Roasts
Tomorrow Friendship hosts a grand barbecue and picnic for locals and visitors. About twenty five fine young porkers, sheep and goats will be roasted for the crowd. Speeches by Rev. S. O. Dean and Claude Payton are planned on prohibition with others present. Americas will be largely represented and a great time is promised for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship
Dean
Claude Payton
Americas
Assailant Still At Large After Nighttime Assault
Police have not identified the attacker who murdered and robbed Mr. C. A. Pinninger late Saturday night. Finninger remains confined to his room from the wound but expected to recover soon. An advertisement touts Rucklen's Arnica Salve as the best for pains, with a money back guarantee. Also notices for two unfurnished rooms for rent at 224 Bran pou syenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Pinninger
Finninger
Cotton coming in at Council and Mo Garrah’s warehouse
The second bale of cotton arrived yesterday afternoon weighing 447 pounds and grown on Mr. A Rylander’s farm just south of the city limits. Rylander expects at least four more bales this week. The Home Workers of the First Baptist Church plan an afternoon festival at city hall park with ice treats to raise funds. Sheriff McArthur reports profitable use of two trained bloodhound puppies received from Harris County. a $35 payment was issued for the dogs. A desirable dwelling at the corner of College and Jackson streets is available for rent with modern conveniences and possession September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council & Mo. Garrah
A. Rylander
Home Workers
City Hall Park
The
First Baptist Church
McArthur
Harris County
Corner College and
Jackson Streets
B, H, Dunbar
Bath End
Telease
Sovre-Westens Ga
A. P. Lane
New Third Georgia Volunteer Regiment
Grifin
Brooklyn Heights Picnic at Myrtle Springs Recalled
Brooklyn Heights residents and guests enjoyed the annual outing at Myrtle Springs with bathing and meals. A lynching witness from Griffin described the troubling event involving a young girl, while other notices advertise a patent medicine claim and a lost dog reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Heights
Myr’tle Springs
Myrtle Springs
Moon Alnoch
Mosquitoes Invade as Summer Heats Up
Advert says mosquitos will be plentiful until November and promotes nets and Dixie Canopies as protection. It claims nets, frames, and complete outfits are available, with prices like $1.40 $2 for nets, $1.50 for iframes, and $1.50 for ready made nets and frames.
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Wheatley
Cor
Lamar St
Cotton Age
Americur, GA
Brittons Dodson
Britton
Dodson
Andrews
A. W. Smith
Geo. Moon
Lez St
Willudley
Male
Ak Dodeonn Pharmacy
Nrv
Americus Jewelry and Music Co
Teeners, Watches Diamonds
Mewelry
Plow
Hudson's
Lamar Street
F. E. Johnston
Landreth
Will
L, C. Bell
Mra, J, CO. Crawford
Eufouls
Ala
Marion County
Thomas Ausley
Waxahatchie
Texas
R. H. Blappey
Lizzie
Callie
LaCrosse
Hampton Street
Agnes Hillaman
Alleaby
Warren
Edna Miller
Rand
Oficers
Rucklen
Pou Syenue
Ron Sane
James Fricker & Bro. . Jewelers
Amy
Wheatley & Ansley
Spot Cash
D. Pearlman
Amecieus
Gorse
T. C. Parker
Hooper
Furlow & Jonhes
Américus, Ga
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