06 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
1
A fragmentary line hints at a deeper motif in a fashion feature, suggesting a hidden theme or backstory behind the styles showcased. The unreadable segment leaves readers curious about the designer’s intent and the collection’s overall tone.
The Citizens’ Ticket swept the field Wednesday led by G M Eldridge G M Rodgers and Lee Allen each winning a two year term. Only 607 votes were cast with eight candidates. final results announced after late counting amid strong support and a new city executive committee chosen for two years.
Americus readies for a festive season with bright Xmas displays and rising crowds. Merchants report stout demand and ample stock across jewelry and toy shops, noting shoppers began early and expect a brisk three weeks leading to Christmas. Shop windows glow with artistic displays as optimism rises in Hays of trade.
A party of three Bostonians Messrs. E. J. Boyle T. T. Boyle and A. M. Beckett arrived in Americus Wednesday and may stay a month or more if weather stays fair. They consider land investments in Sumter County and already own several valuable properties near the city.
Miss Jennie Hollis and Judge Charles R. Crisp wed in a private ceremony at the Hand home in Pelham. The couple, accompanied only by close relatives, will reside on Taylor Street after a week in Pelham, with gifts from friends including a cut glass set from Americus police.
Washington D C Dec. 3 Special The jury in the case of Mrs Ann Bradley brought in a verdict of not guilty at 9 o clock this morning One juror held out for conviction but was persuaded to join the others The defendant broke into tears and hysterics as the verdict was announced and she will return to Salt Lake City Utah to resume her life after the lengthy trial
A compact catalog style notice highlighting dolls including jointed, dressed, unbreakable, rag and bisque dolls with doll heads. Also featuring novelties and illustrated, new, and novelty books, plus vases and baskets as easy to gift presents.
One vacant lot on Church street for sale close in. We also have two or three houses and lots available for showing to interested parties.
Georgia railroad commission, led by Chairman McLendon, plans to send a decisive letter to railroad heads enforcing posted delay notices at stations. The move aims to curb abuse and inform travelers in waiting rooms about train delays and durations, signaling stricter compliance across carriers.
Mise Minnie Wiggins daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Wigging died Friday at home near Sumter from typhoid fever after ten days illness The fair young girl 17 years 10 months old was gentle patient cheerful and loved by many She leaves mother father three brothers two sisters and many relatives The body rests at Primitive Baptist church cemetery in Sumter funeral by Elders R H Jennings and W T Averett Pallbearers are listed Oklahoma allotment note appears in unrelated Washington Post item
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