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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1909

Page

7

Besting Years in Americus as Cotton Trade Booms

Americus, Georgia enjoys a booming 1910 outlook as cotton sales exceed 2 million dollars locally, with $6,000 paid by a single farmer and $250,000 from cotton seed sales adding to the circulating cash. The county reports road improvements, new farm purchases totaling $250,000 by out-of-state settlers, and a prosperous, united community. A separate notice notes Ely Cream Balm ads and a legal hearing involving bartender Henry Lang aided by a clergyman’s letter, delaying the excise case.

South Georgia Americus Georgia Sumter Sumter County Kansas Albany Atlanta North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Americ 18 New York Henry Lang Naumer F. 8. Plath St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Ashford Street Glenmore Avenue Flath Peter's Peters

Marion couple Mary Willie Cheek and Robert E Parker wed at Leslie

The marriage took place Sunday afternoon at the bride's home near Leslie with Rev. R Tomlinson officiating. Many friends from Americus and the county attended to wish the couple happiness and health.

Willie Cheek Robert E. Parker Americus R. Tomivins Leslie

Cook Stock Waning Where is the Doctor

Copenhagen reports dwindling support for Dr. Frederick A Cook as a University Commission considers his polar data. Professor Stromgren calls for continued inquiry while Cook reportedly travels to Copenhagen or Naples. An unrelated medical ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with a money back offer.

Copenhagen Frederick A. Cook Stromgren Cook Naples Saxonia

Taft Opens Census Jobs to Women Under 70

President Taft and Census Director Durand announce that women under age 70 may serve as census enumerators. Any educated applicant meeting basic schooling can pass the required examination, to be held on Saturday February 5.

Washington Taft Census Durand

Policeman Praises Foley’s Pills for Cough Cure

Nashua night officer J N Paterson recalls a wintered cough that resisted multiple doctors and medicines until Foley’s Kidney and Lung Medicine was recommended by a friend. He reports it cured him and calls it the best remedy he has tried.

J. N. Paterson Nashua Laws Reco Foley Drngelste

Job Termination Letter Urges Prompt Filing Followed

A terse notice warns the recipient to file promptly following guidance, emphasizing the need to act without delay. It mentions following directions and not delaying action to secure the necessary process.

Christmas Tree at First Methodist Church Friday

The First Methodist Sunday school holds its annual Christmas offering for the poor with gifts hung on a tree by children at 3 PM and adults at 7 PM. A barrel at the entrance accepts food or clothing contributions for distribution on Christmas day.

Methodist Sunday School

Kidney Remedy Helped Salis bury Author

Rev. Joseph H. Fesperman of Salisbury North Carolina, author of several books, describes a kidney trouble episode last winter with severe pain and bed confinement. He began Foley's Kidney Remedy, the pain abated, urine returned to normal, and he recommends the remedy sold by all druggists.

Joseph H. Fesperman Salisbury N. C Foley

Charge of Light Infantry Upon the Bivalves

The Light Infantry boys held an informal armory gathering with an oyster feast and a playful charge on the oysters. Soldiers showcased culinary prowess as the company remained in fine condition and monthly events fostered fellowship.

Light Infantry Armory

Here Is Relief for Women From a Herbal Regulator

An advertisement claims Mother Gray's Italian Leaf relieves back and urinary tract pains and supports bladder and kidney health. It promotes a safe regulator for women's ills, offered by Andress at the Mother Gray Co in LeRoy with a free sample option and a five cent price.

Mother Gray Andress Qo, LeRoy

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