The Times Recorder Advertisement and Bible Thought
The Times-Recorder notes its status as second class matter in Americus Georgia with subscription options including daily and Sunday mail and weekly rates. It lists jurisdictional references for city Sumter County and the U S Court Southern District of Georgia along with a Bible thought urging openness to the master and a spirit message from Revelation.
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Americus
Georgia
Congress
Sumter County
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Third Congressional District
U. S. Court
Southern District of Georgia
Christmas Editorial Mix Reflects Economy and Ironies
An editorial page blends topical notes on auto theft, cotton markets, and Southern economy with holiday generosity and social quips. It laments unsold cotton in Sumter County, notes a favorable Reserve Bank rate, and projects a return to normalcy amid market optimism.
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Reserve Bank
Georgia can market farm products with self-starting effort
The Cordele Dispatch and Moultrie Observer echo praise for Brooks county farmers selling 20,000 gallons of syrup at 40 cents. They urge Georgia to imitate California by creating uniform graded syrup and nationwide sales. A state marketing bureau should reorganize into county warehouses and training to expand demand and price. The core message: initiative and marketing machinery boost Georgia crops.
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Brooks County Farmers Union
Georgia
Times- Recorder
Cordele Dispatch
Brooks County
California
Sugar Cape Belt
Moultrie Observer
Americus Ten Years Back A Crooked Christmas Scene
Historic note from the Times-Recorder dated December 20 1911 recalls George Crafts Dublin contract for Lee street bridge facing a February 1 completion due to labor and other delays. Frank J Payne travels in his Oldsmobile distributing welcome literature while Miss Irene Walker and Hamp ton Field wed in Monroe Ga. Ice coated streets disrupt shopping as Americus schools close for Christmas with 1400 to 1500 students ending term for two week holidays.
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Americus
George Crafts
Dublin
Lee Street Bridge
Frank J. Payne
Greenville
Payne
Sumter County
Irene Walker
Hampton Field
Monroe
Frank P. Harrold
Alice Harrold
Americas Ice Bound as Oats Face Freeze Threat
The article notes a solid freeze overnight with a pond frozen near the jail. It mentions Mr and Mrs Henry R Johnson planning a trip to San Antonio Texas for a month of rest due to health. Farmers fear for the oat crop in Sumter amid several prior freezes and risky conditions for the young oats in Americas.
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Times-Recorder
Henry R. Johnson
San Antonio
Texas
Southwest
Atlanta
Americas
Sumter
Thirty Years Ago Today from the Times-Record 1891
Notes from Buena Vista and Americus with wedding banns for W. D. Crawford and Miss Callie Miller. A new social club Qui Vive forms under John Windsor. officers include John Sheffield, Mrs. Arch Eldridge, and Miss Nannie Lou Hawkins. The Americus Club to host a German for visiting ladies. S. P. C. A. branch support grows, plus local social and travel updates.
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Times
W. D. Crawford
Callie Miller
Buena Vista
John Windsor
John Sheffield
Arch Eldridge
Nannie Lou Hawkins
Americus Club
Forsyth Street
Walter Furlow
Cable Windsor
Athens
Lucy Cobb Institute
Maria
Emma Harrold
Baltimore
Confessions of a Movie Star in North Woods Camp
A movie star details a planned location shoot in the northern woods. The party plans tents and a weeklong camp while filming Love Lorn. Cissy and Motherdear figures clash with on set jokes about leopard footage and misgivings about camp life.
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North Woods
Ssy
Northern Woods
Demaison
Cissy
Motherdear
McMaster
Rub-My-Tism Advert for antiseptic Pain Killer
A compact 19th century style ad promotes Rub-My-Tism as an antiseptic and pain reliever for infected sores tetter sprains neuralgia rheumatism. The brief line evokes its use as a general remedy in a period newspaper context.
Train Schedule Fragments From A Distant Era
Fragmented timetable entries list rail arrivals and departures with times such as 5 15 pm 10 00 am and 3 10 pm. Names like Richland Cordele Montg y appear truncated in this OCR excerpt, suggesting a local passenger or freight schedule page with multiple routes and stations.
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Columbus
Albany
Jaxville
Chgo
St. L. Ada
Cinti
Atlanta
Richland-Cola
Cordele-Savh
Night at the camp with Elsa and leopards
The narrative recalls girls housed in a converted log-cabin dormitory near a company street. Special shelter housed Mademoiselle Elsa and her leopards, led on leash for exercise before dusk. The moonlit woods unsettled the troupe as they awaited the next play, Love in Idleness.
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Elsa
Nandy
Camp Gossip and Romantic Tensions Stirred by Local Players
A fragment from a 1921 publication depicts camp life with social intrigue as actors navigate affection, rumors, and decisions. Mrs Beatty, a seamstress, hints at a domestic issue affecting McMasters, shared amid log cabin quarters and shore farm links. The note ends with a tease of continuation.
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Maison
Cissy
McMasters
Beatty
Shore Farm
Spoony
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