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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1921

Page

3

Riley Denies Responsibility for Mixing Cotton in Gin

George W. Riley of Farmers Cotton Oil company says no mixing of cotton occurs in their gins. He claims the firm runs out every bit of one lot before a new lot enters and has upheld this for 16 years. A local cotton buyer had alleged that mixing costs farmers thousands.

George W. Riley Farmers Cotton Oil Company Mr. Riley Times-Recorder

Train Wreckers Try to Wreck Atlanta Birmin Line

Fitzgerald December 16. An attempt to wreck a train on the Waycross division of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad was made last night officials said. Only slight damage afflicted to the engine pilot by timbers protecting a tussle.

Mingham and Atlantic Railroad

Council Election Yields 23 Votes Cast

In yesterday's municipal election a total of 28 votes were cast to name three city councilmembers. R. E. Allison, W. J. Taylor and J. W. Harris Jr. each received the same number of votes with no write-ins or scratches noted.

R. E. Allison W. ". Taylor J. W. Harris, Jr

Unsightly skin rash aid with Mentho Sulphie claimed

An advertisement-like note suggests Mentho Sulphie as a quick remedy for skin blotches on the face neck and body. It promises improvement by the next day and positions itself as a simple solution without waiting for specialist care.

Parrot Talk Taught by Phonograph Experiments

In a curious note from Troy Alabama on December 16 Mrs Eugene Smith aged 35 was burned to death when her clothing reportedly caught fire from an open grate. The report mentions the unusual use of phonographs to teach parrots to talk alongside other factoids.

Troy Ala Eugene Smith

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