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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1924

Page

5

Letters to Santa Claus from local children request gifts

Several young readers in this letter collection address Santa Claus listing wishes including toys, dolls, a bicycle, a wagon, a sewing machine, a harp, and firearms play items. Each child notes age and school grade and includes a small donation to the Empty Stocking Fund. Names include Ralph Ethridge, Sarah Derise, Elizabeth, Lynda, Billy Chapell, Julian Simpson Suggs Jr, and Walter Brown Jr.

Santa Claus Ralph Ethridge Mrs. Lamb Sarah Derise P. S Elizabeth Mama Bella Lynda Billy Chapell Santa Dorothy Evelyn Onetta Julian Simpson Suggs, Jr Walter Brown, Jr

Cordele Ships Sixth Car Sweet Potatoes

Cordele reports the sixth car of sweet potatoes moved this season. Tubers sold at a uniform 75 cents per bushel in bulk, with shipments distributed from Texas to West Virginia. Corn and velvet beans are also being marketed locally.

Cordele Cordéle Texas West Virginia

Savannah Plans Spring Horse Show

Savannah plans a spring horse show in April organized by the newly formed Savannah Riding and Driving Club. Local riders will participate in all events, with tentative plans for a paddock and bridle paths for members. The club was organized last week. The article also notes that primitive man first discovered copper.

Savannah

Savannah De Molays Represent State Convention

Savannah December 23. Seven members of the local DeMolay Chapter are chosen to represent Savannah at the State Convention in Atlanta, December 29 through 31. The delegates are R. E. Ross, Andrew Berry, Marion Porter, William Dunn, H. L. Brown, John R. Davis, and J. R. Fordham.

Savannah Order Atlanta R. E. Ross Andrew Berry Marion Porter William Dunn H. L. Brown John R. Davis J. R. Fordham

Controversy Over Bathing Pool Near John Paul Jones Memorial

Washington on December 23 reports a developing controversy over a proposed bathing beach near the John Paul Jones monument in Potomac Park. The plan targets a beach for negroes, but protests oppose any bathing beach near the celebrated monument.

Washington John Paul Jones Potomac Park

Alabama City Levies Tax on Gas and Oil

Columbus, Dec. 23. An ordinance before the Phenix City council across the river from this city would impose a license tax of one cent a gallon on gasoline and other motor fuels and lubricants. Exemption applies only to dealers who have already paid their license taxes for the year, with fines from 25 to 50 dollars for noncompliance.

Columbus Phenix City Alabama

Legal Ad No 783 Sale of Co-partnership Assets

Surviving partner Anastasius Rigas of Georgia Grocery Co announces a public sale of all stock merchandise fixtures and store fittings at 337 Jackson street Americus Ga on December 1 1924 between legal hours to settle debts and administration costs with any balance to be distributed.

Nick Sakadelis Anastasios Rigas Georgia Grocery Co Jackson _ street Americus Nick Sakadel Co-Partnership

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Boots Ames James Cora Mrs. Guzzler Sam Thass Jash Senger Hollingsworth Candy Nathan Murray Forsyth St Windsor Avenue Savannah DE Molays Thomas Floral Company Lamar Street
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