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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1923

Page

6

Cleaning Up Fake Oil Stock Monumental Task For Officials

The government fights a massive fake oil stock scam in Fort Worth as investigators, led by Judge Sylvester R. Bush and John Fratt, pursue hundreds of promoters. Fort Worth Press editor Leon M. Siler and postal inspector John S. Swenson built the case, with hoped indictments surpassing 1,000. The probe will extend another year. education is urged to prevent future deception and loss of savings.

Roy J. Gibbons FT. Worth Tex Dec Washington Sylvester R. Bush John §. Fratt United States Attorney General Leon M. Siler Fort Worth John S. Swenson Siler Swenson Henry Zweifel United States Texas Wheels of Justice Frederick A. Cook Ft. Worth Press Sylvester R. Rush U. S John S Swenson John S. Pratt Henry Zweifer

Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh deafness

Historical advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine relieves catarrhal inflammation with an ointment and a tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to restore normal conditions. It notes the product has been sold by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo for over forty years.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Democratic Victory Seen by Chas Brand in 1924

Athens December report notes Congress member Charles H Brand of the eighth district returned to Washington to resume duties and is expected to seek re election in next year’s primaries. Brand optimistic Democrats capture the next house and senate and have a good chance to regain full power in 1924. Washington data states 700600 incandescent lamps are in use worldwide with about half in the United States tracing to the Edison patent of 1880.

Chas. Brand Athens Charles H. Brand Washington Congress Brand House Senate Usithinsonish United States Thomas Eaisen

Chinese bandits extort money by graves threat

Honan bandits revive a practice in Nanyang Henan province extorting money from wealthy Chinese by threatening desecration of ancestors graves. The gangs, numbering 600 to 2,000 each, control dozens of villages and imitate famed outlaws while authorities make little effort to curb them.

Peking Associated Press China Nanyang Honan Chu-ko Liang Haci White Wolf Henan Wang Chang

Loads Car for Orphanage in Georgia

Dawson reports the Summerhill Baptist Association collected and loaded a car of produce for shipment to the Orphans Home in Hapeville, Georgia, continuing the annual local tradition with contributions from numerous towns.

Dawson Hapeville Summerhill Baptist Association

Malaria Fight Budget Sought For Sumter County 1924

County officials discuss quinine distribution vaccination and operation costs. Dr Branham and Sam county work noted with a $6500 budget proposal for 1924 to fund a health commissioner nurse and field man. State Board to supply a sanitary engineer. decision to seek funds from the chamber of commerce and grand jury precedents referenced. Freda Denton case notes a 13 year old sentenced to 15 years in Cedar Rapids reform school for forgery.

Smithville Road Charlie Williams Bear Creek Bryant Sumter County S. A. L. Railway Central of Georgia Railway Central of Georgia Seaboard Leslie DeSoto Cobb State Board of Health Ellis Dr. Brandan Jin Branham Sam County Sumter State Board Grand Jury The Americas Chamber of Commerce Chamber Freda Denton Woman’s Reformatory Cedar Rapids

Those He Forgot. European critic on American leisure class

A brief Chronicle remark mocks a European critic who claims America lacks a leisure class, suggesting observers should study our officeholders to gauge the truth. The comment implies satire on social status and governance in the United States.

America San Francisco Chronicle

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