The Times Recorder Public Notices and Rates
The Times Recorder announces daily and Sunday publication by mail or carrier with annual and weekly rates. It lists official status for City of Americus Sumter County Railroad Commission of Georgia Third Congressional District U S Court Southern District of Georgia and notes advertising representatives in New York Chicago and Brunswick Building.
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Benin
Frost, IS & Kohn
Brunswick Bldg
New York
Poples’ Gas Bldg
Chicago
Bible Thought for Today Escape from Evil
The devotional piece cites Psalm 91 verses 9 to 11 to urge trust in the Lord as refuge and habitation. It emphasizes divine protection with angels guarding believers, promising safety from evil and plagues in daily life.
Editorial prompts civic aims and quirky quips from Georgia papers
The Thomasville Times-Enterprise editorial highlights Americus seeking a new high school with Rotarians, Kiwanis, and Lions likely backing it. It notes Georgia veterans backing a complete state highway system by 1932, urges bank safety amid rising taxes, and wryly comments on local business, leisure, and morale in Brooks and Crisp counties with thrift, farming notes, and social humor.
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Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Americus
Rotarians
Lions
That Gasoline Tax and the Georgia Highway Bond
The column argues for a $75,000,000 state highway bond to build a 4,800 mile network statewide without new taxes, funded by the existing automobile tax and a motor fuel levy on gasoline. It defends the gas tax as fair to travelers and urges passing the measure and granting the authority to implement it.
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HE Ball
Macon
Georgia
State Highway Department
Edison on turning metals into gold and money fears
Edison warns that a breakthrough converting lead or mercury into gold would trigger a global financial panic. He argues money rests on gold and that confidence in natural resources could replace the gold standard if such chemistry emerges.
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Edison
London
United States
America
Wedding Bells For Miss Mamie McArthur Eldridge
A wedding in Americus last night joined Miss Mamie McArthur and Griffith Morgan Eldridge in the presence of close relatives. Rev. R L Bivins officiated, with Miss Lula Mathis as pianist, Miss Ethel Loving as maid of honor, and Tommie Hooks as best man. The couple plan an extended tour before settling in their new home two miles from the city.
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Times-Recorder
Americus
Mamie McArthur
Griffith Morgan Eldridge
R. L. Bivins
Lula Mathis
Ethel Loving
Tommie Hooks
Americas Grown
W. G.turpin
Columbus Poultry Association
Columbus
Robert G. Christian
Sumter
Florida
Carnegie Library
Maeterlinck
Americus notices and social round of 1901
Twenty years ago Americus enjoyed a busy holiday week with Christmas cotton sales near eight cents and 233 bales received. Travelers Annette Walker Louise Daniels Badger visit locals while a blizzard looms and Americus Lodge No. 13 elects J B Ansley as worshipful master. Theatergoers expect five productions, including Faust, during the holidays.
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Times-Recorder
Americas
Annette Walker
Monroe
Frank P. Harrold
Louise Daniels
Macon
Americus
Edwin D. Sheffield
Badger
Elizabeth Harrold
Atlanta
Americus Lodge
No. 13
J. B. Ansley
H. W. Smithwick
B. E. Turner
H. D. Watts
M. Sims
Faust
Confessions Of A Movie Star On Marriage And Youth
The narrator debates marriage with Gis sy amid pressure from Motherdear and May. She frets over teen pregnancy risks and the pull of education, while Cissy offers a bold compromise. The passage centers on self awareness and the conflict between romance and practicality.
Ready for an Estimate Call
A call is requested to obtain an estimate. The message asks if the recipient is prepared to proceed and confirms the purpose as a formal estimator inquiry.
Fragmentary romance note hints at true love
A clipped line from a serialized tale hints at true love far from candidacy or matrimony. The text is a faded excerpt noting a continuation to come, with a copyright mark indicating an early 20th century publication.
Head stuffed by catarrh use a tying cream remedy
Advertisement promotes Fly's Cream Balm to relieve nasal catarrh and stuffed head. It claims antiseptic relief for clogged nostrils and swollen membranes, promising instant opening of air passages and a clear head. The copy urges buying a small bottle from any druggist for quick relief.
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Crisp County
Ireland
Eve
Addy
Hell
Calvin Coolidge Smith
Ireland Stans Firm
Santa
Unlimited
Everett True
Tastaurant
Sir
Southwest Georgia Oratorical Association
Ellaville
Inter
Schley
Marion
A. D. Mce- Michael
Midgie Collum
Pat Smith
A. R. Coulter
B. H. Hardaway
Montgomery
Henry Stanfield
Western Union Telegraph Co
Americas Guano Co
Western Union
Stanfield
H. L. Mize
Brooklyn Heights
W. G. Russell
Ivey Machine & Electrical CO
So. Jackson St
Model Bread Co
Grocer'’s
Issy
Motherdear
Gissy
Cissy
May
Mane
E. E. Parsons
Pentist
Jackson St
Kress
Dr. N.S. Evans’ Dental Office
G. A
W. G. Turpin
Oliver Auto Painting Co
Turpin
Americus, Ga
Turner Electric Co
Gatarra
Oliver Mattress CO
Cotton
L. G. Council
T. E. Bolton
Cashier
Co. M. Council
V.P. & Cashier
Joe M. Bryan
the Planters Bank OF
Bank OF Commerce
Frank Sheffield
John Sheffield
Charles R. Crisp Lee Hudson
Ross Pittman
Buchanan
Cotton Ave
Montevallo
Harrold Brothers
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