Local News Snippets From Americus City
Items of local news cover Henry Glover moving groceries to Cotton Avenue, the Jewish New Year on Sept. 19, and farmers blaming rains for cotton crop damage. Reports note balloon craze among youths, a female baseball club coming, and a special coach ticket for whites to Columbus. Also mentions a bazooka nuisance and a cue club feast at the dell. Watch for Cotney and the jeweler ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mims Hudson
Worsyth Street
Carl Glover
Artesian Block
Cotton Avenue
Allen House
Glover Grocery Co
Eee
Dell
Cue Club
P. C. Clegg
Columbus
Concert at City Hall Delights Audience in Germany Tone
A city hall concert presented under Miss von Tauber with local talent drew an intensely sympathetic audience and hearty applause. Professor Carl J. Schneider and Miss Francis Bell plus Mr Antonio lent musical talents, making the evening of melody and grace a memorable visit by Germany's accomplished singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Miss von Tauber
Miss von ‘Tauber
Carl J. Schneider
Francis Bell
Antioj
Germany
Times
Firmly Organized Americus Board of Trade Forms
A citizens meeting in Americus established a seven member board of trade with Oliver A. Coleman as president and George W. Glover as first vice president. Charter members pay $3 initiation and $1 monthly dues, with discounts for annual prepayment. The new group aims to boost Sumter county’s business interests and seeks about 100 members from various professions. Also notes reduced student board at Georgia Tech via cottages costing about $10 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Board of Trade
Americas
Sumter County
Oliver A. Coleman
George W. Glover
P. C. Clegg
M. B. Council
Crawford Wheatley
Fricker
Messra
Wheatley
Rylander
Fiessrs
W. K. Wheatley
J. W. Farlow
People seen at The Windsor and other city visits
Seas Day by Day notes numerous Atlanta visitors at The Windsor Dr J I Darby travels to Atlanta on business Dr J W Stanford a leading merchant from Cuthbert visited Americas Miss Annie Baker returns from Albany Mrs M S Pickett to Troy Ala Col George H Fontaine of Columbus among visitors A G Smith of Griffin and M S Howard of Barnesville guests of The Windsor Mrs S K Taylor returns from Atlanta Rev Robert Adams returns from Ellaville Miss Mattie Lawson visiting Miss Mattie Ansley on Lee Street R L Greer Jule Felton W G Harrison Macon county residents guests of Allen House Mr and Mrs W J Matthews to return from Chattahoochee county Mrs W H Tondee of Lumpkin visiting College Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stanford
Cuthbert
Americas
Annie Baker
Albany
M. 8. Pickett
Troy
Ala
Ross
George H. Fontaine
Columbus
A. G. Smith
Griffin
M. 8. Howard
Barnesville
Windsor
K. Taylor
Atlanta
Robert Adams
Ellaville
Mattie Lawson
Perry
Mattie Ansley
Lee Street
R. L. Greer
Jule Felton
W. G. Harrison
Macon County
Allen House
W.J. Matthews
Chattahoochhee County
W. H. Tondee
Lumpkin
J.C. McKenzie
College Street
Astenicus Jewelry & Music Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
GEO
Lamar Street
Cotton
Avenuue
Nist Byats
New York
Charlies
Toile du Nord
Sare
Geo. D
Conner Lamor
Anericus Jewelry and Music Company
Stultz & Bauer
NEWBY & EVANS AND THE_SOMMER
Sse I.il
AN. G
J. Schneider
Mer
Hotel Aragon
Monteatraner
Epnay
Bae
Ea Suraian Speciale
Lookout Mountain, Tenn
America
George Sandropt
Chattanooga
Watch
T. Cotney, Jeweler
Cotney, Bell & Co
Jackson Street
Addibon and Company
13Th Street
W. Washinkton D. CO
Hood
C. A. Coleman
Technological School
Lyman Hall
Times-Recorder
8. M. Inman
Evzpa West
Vienna
Saren & Beidler
Sim Atlanta
Lama Street
Elm Avenue
Seas
BR. A. Hancock
W. L. Reynolds
J. I. Darby
Addison & Co
Washington, D. C
T. Davenport
Ternta
Georgia
Pitcher’s Castoria
The
Columbus Southern Railway Co
South Bound
Susasy
Ieee Ian Bis
Irminghes
Opelika
Jixcon
Richland Americas
B. P. Balag
H. O. Hill
H. M. Comer
Hayes
Hevenvers
Mtv
Ifgners
Macon
Allan
Baran
Wee Dawson
Ara A
Windsor & A
Turnip Seed
Dewtt Davenrort Dave Co
W. A. Rembert
Draggist
Dr. Miles
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