11 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
1
Fragmented, garbled text from a 20th century paper touches on a chaotic mix of international questions, American ambassador Harvey in London, sugar price debates, and a Philadelphia tale of long-lost inheritance. The jumble references a conference site in Washington, a Pan American building, and disparate local notes about policing and a Birmingham discovery, but the readable bits describe varied topics without coherent story.
A fragmented passage discusses Melodious actors The a scenario named Farrar and Tou pack the movies. It notes the co stars married life and public perception of their romance. The piece mentions audience reaction and questions about personal life affecting performances.
A second bale of cotton weighed about 21 pounds was brought in Friday by Grecel yerk ing a tenant on the McKellar farm in Sumter District 28. The bale was ginned by Americus Oil Co and taken to Har rold Brothers warehouse where D TaPodi, a buyer for W L Williams, bid 2 cents per pound.
A planning notice requests a contractor to bore a well on a site by a set schedule. Everything is ready to begin once a determination is confirmed. The team overseeing the pool project has prepared the area and awaits formal approval.
In Pawhuska Oklahoma Osage women with oil riches are named as the most independent. The report recounts May Wildcat who married twice by 18 and drives a car. Anna Webster and Anna Brown figures show marriages, theft, murder, and divorc e cases on the reservation. Oil allotments rose then fell from 170 dollars to about 4000 dollars per member, shaping fortunes and danger.
Washington Republican members of the navigation committee reached agreement today on modifying the American valuation for passin duties in base ritf HT daal. The House members are poised to consider the measure as a conference of both parties weighs the plan. Mrs Charles Council of Arhéricus visited briefly yesterday.
Fragmentary text indicates ongoing discussions with multiple parties and varied responses. It references an Associated Press report and mentions Dublin, potential leadership or service roles, and future steps in a negotiating process. The readable portions lack clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes.
August 12 report from the sheriff’s office ties a shotgun blast in the Pacific near Santa Monica to statements by J Belten Kennedy. Indictments against Arthur C. Burch and Madelynne Oben chain were announced yesterday.
Market report notes Americus cotton prices with a good middling reading of 11.34 cents. The snippet mentions light play and roughs in the yard and a 67-00 figure, indicating trading activity and price levels in the yard.
American Major Johnny Emery led a national ceremony as Marines and veterans were greeted by thousands in Paris this afternoon at 4:45. The event highlighted patriotic support for the Allied effort and showcased celebratory crowds.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Hartings and a 76 event at a church setting with Moora Prebyterian details. Readable names include Knowle Pluto Moora and mentions of a ceremony or gathering. Content is garbled but implies a local church notice or memorial.
Estimates of Georgia state finances vary as the comptroller general projects revenue of 12,275,000 and appropriations of 11,000,000 while the Treasury’s figure suggests 9,190,000 for expenditures. Debate grows over whether a surplus or deficit will result, with warnings that funding for the mental hospital at Milledgeville may be cut and operations could close if funds run short.
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