Radio Station Installed Here in Americus Jewelry Store
Enloe Wallis installed a large radio set in Americus Jewelry on Lamar Street for public listening to stations nationwide and abroad. Comfortable chairs will be added in the commodious store to seat listeners for concerts and features from broadcasting stations. Babe Wallis built and installed the set, a noted radio instructor at Camp Meade Md. The Tuesday concert begins at 7 p.m. and runs as long as signals come through. A recent Cuba broadcast was heard here, marking the hall clock’s ticks during the performance.
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Enloe Wallis
Americus Jewelrys
Lamar Street
United States
Babe Wallis
Camp Meade
Cuba
Georgia crops total millions show cotton decline statewide
Georgia cotton production drops to 725000 bales the smallest since 1878 with yield 100 pounds per acre the boll weevil plight hits upper state while southern districts expand gains Sumter and Terrell counties lead the rise with about 22000 bales and over 20 000 respectively in the southwest
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U. S
Sumter
Terrell
Americus Jewelry Co Introduces Radio Concerts
The Americus Jewelry Co has installed a radio set in its quarters allowing concerts from Atlanta and other points. The firm invites friends and patrons to listen in and extend wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year. Manager Willis Mott thanks customers for their patronage and promises prompt courteous service. Phone 229.
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Americus Jewelry Co
Atlanta
Nalla Axmi to Answer Queries at Rylander Show
Nalla Axmi the seer and crystal gazer will appear with Mysterious Reno at the Rylander theater for four days this week. The Times-Recorder will publish ten reader questions daily with initials only for replies. Send letters addressed to Nala Axmi care of the Times-Recorder with sender names, and watch next day for answers. Two daily shows 3:00 matinee and 8:15 night.
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Rylander Theater
Times- Recorder
Axmi
Times-Recorder
Nala Axmi
Local Families Visit and A Wedding Surprise
Mr and Mrs W W Massey and relatives from Bronwood visited during the holidays. C C Turner and family motored to Cuthbert. Rufus Sheffield and Lula Edwards surprised friends by marrying last Sunday. Mamie Hannah visited Bronwood this week. Renna and Fannie McNeal and nieces Cutts from Bronwood stayed with Mrs Isom Nowells.
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W. W. Massey
William Massey
Grady Massey
Harris Massey
Bronwood
C. C. Turner
Ethel Turner
Jesse Godard
Cuthbert
Rufus Sheffield
Lula Edwards
Mamie Hannah
Renna
Fannie McNeal
Cutts
Isom Nowells
Instant relief from clogged nostrils with Ely's Cream Balm
Advert describes Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for stuffed nose and catarrh. A small bottle from a druggist is applied inside the nostrils to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and provide immediate breathing relief. The ad emphasizes fragrance, antiseptic healing, and quick results.
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Ely
Markerts to Establish Mission Training School
Lumpkin Jan 1 Very interesting visitors Misses Irene and Maude Markert formerly of Lumpkin now of Tampa Fla. They are daughters of Rev and Mrs Fred C Markert who went to the Canary Islands in 1919 for mission work. They established a mission station and now plan a training school for missionaries especially Spanish speaking fields. They will train young people for home mission work and provide aid through broad mission connections.
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Lumpkin
Irene
Maude Markert
Tampa
Fla
Fred C. Markert
Edwin Markett
Macon
Canary Islands
United States
Army Recruiting Office Opened in Albany
Sergeant J. E. Stewart, previously in charge of several Georgia recruiting offices, now operates at 141 12 Pine Street Albany Ga. He will remain in Albany for some time to recruit for the United States Army and offers assistance to ex soldiers with victory medals lost discharge papers pay due and reinstatement of insurance. He has nine years in the regular army and six years in Georgia recruiting service.
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J. E. Stewart
Georgia
Pine Street
Albany
United States Army
Feagle Florida trip ends with 210 birds killed
In a foggy journey from Americus to Fort White Florida a party including Mr and Mrs J A Feagle and their son J A Jr traveled in two Fords covering 225 miles in 11 hours. They enjoyed a home cooked feast at Feagle's farm and planned a hunting party that resulted in 210 birds killed.
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J. A. Feagle
J. A. Jr
R. A. Shy
H. C. Feagle
Americus
Fort White
Fla
Cordelo
Valdosta
State Line
Madison
Live Oak
Lake City
Florida
Feagle
Feagle Farm
Trip Home From Florida Ends Safely In Americus
A party traveling by Ford returned 225 miles to Americus in 10 hours despite two streaks of ill luck. J A Feagle misplaced a diamond scarf pin and a fur overcoat with gloves. both were taken from the car while the group hunted. Showers and bad Georgia roads accompanied the journey, yet the trip remained enjoyable and the occasion a happy one.
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J. A. Feagle
New York
Hunting
Georgia
Florida
Ford
Americus
J. A. Sims
OPEN LETTER to Conservative Business Men of Americas
An open letter urging business leaders to seek thorough knowledge across finance commerce industries and law. It argues information builds prestige and credit, cites J Pierpont Morgan on lender confidence, and invites readers to send name and address to "KNOWLEDGE" for further guidance.
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Americas
Fathers and Sons
Eed
J. Pierpont Morgan
A Congressional
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