Suffering Brown Improves After Accident
Cliff Brown, recently injured in an accident, shows improvement yesterday and is hoped to recover soon. Judge Z A Littlejohn plans to settle unfinished business this morning and preside at Monday’s adjourned session. A 500 pound ice column hung from the Central depot water tank drew attention in the business district. The Americus Cigar Factory, started a month ago, will market its first goods today and employs a large workforce producing 40,000 cigars. Cotton stocks in Americas warehouses total 3,571 bales, unchanged from last year.
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Cliff Brown
Americas
Lombard Company
Z. A. Littlejohn
Americus Cigar Factory
Clemency urged in Walter Channell case from Glenwood
The Times-Recorder reports the Prison Board recommends executive clemency for Walter Channell, former county resident, condemned to death for Postmaster Thompson’s murder at Glenwood. Governor may commute to life. Channell to be moved to Fargo convict camp near the Florida line. Wives of both prisoner and victim personally pressured the Governor, visiting and pleading for mercy.
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Times-Recorder
Walter Channell
Goder
Postmaster Thompson
Glenwood
Montgomery County
Gof
Candler
Channel
Savannah
Fargo
Florida Line
Bis
Channell
Mra Thompson
Atlanta
Birds of Passage Coming and Going in Town
A string of brief notes records local residents traveling to and from nearby towns. Eunice Ray left for Pelham. E. B. Ferguson visited on business from Lee County. Mrs. McLeod and children headed to Jacksonville. Allensons returned from Cuthbert with their niece Ida Ethel. Dr. Staley came back from Perry after visiting relatives. John R. King, noted Webster farmer, stopped in for business. Mrs. Fernam returned from Cuthbert. Melissa Parker left for Burton, Texas. Misses Stovall and Scarborough returned from Albany. Susie McMichael traveled from Buena Vista en route to Valdosta. Mrs. Perry ill but improved. Ancie May Reese arrives for a visit to Mrs. Hooper. Annie Malone returns to Griffin. Sarah Malyne to remain a week.
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BR. L. McLeod
Jacksonville
Fla
Mira Allie Lawhorn
Eufaula
Wille Lou Davis
W. E. Staley
Perry
John R King
Webster
Robert L. Fernam
Cuthbert
Melissa Parker
Burton
Texas
Mra. McMuath
Stovall
Scarborough
Albany
Madison
Susie McMichael
Buena Vista
Anericas
Valdosta
R. J. Perry
Ancie May Reese
Hull City
Mra F. A. Hooper
College Street
Serious Blaze Destroys Four Buildings in Richland Ga
Fire at 1 am gut four structures starting in Capt Fulghum residence, spreading to W G Richardson home, a Richland Banner plant, and a storage hooe. Richardson saved household goods. both residents insured. Community mourns loss of editor Tison's printing outfit.
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Bicanano
Capt. Fulghum
W. G. Richardson
Richland Banner
Capt Falghum
Richardson
Cotira
Tison
B. H. Overby
Sears Try to Break Market In Cotton Bear Campaign
An American Times-Recorder report notes Price, McCormick & Co sending bear telegrams to cotton merchants across the South to depress spot prices. The Tennessee and Georgia markets remained firm, advancing ten points despite the circulars, with bankers and cotton men dismissing the scheme as a failure.
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New York
South
Price, McCormick & Co
Americas Times-Recorder
America
Price
McCorsicx & Co
Americus
Cotton
Americas
McCormick & Co
Bear” Telegram
August Flower praised as universal remedy in medical lore
The piece extols August Flower as the supreme remedy for digestive and nervous ills, claiming it clears the system, aids digestion, and restores liver function. It touts the liquid form and promises quick relief from dull head and bodily complaints with a few drops, and notes sample bottles at Davenport Drug Company. It also advertises Cannon Ball Shoes from Pinkston Company, claiming greater wear for the money and inviting purchase inquiries.
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Gireou
Lavenport Ding Company
Constipation Cure Promotes Genuine Syrup of Figs
In olden times people ignored lasting benefits and favored quick relief. Now it is known that Syrup of Figs permanently overcomes habitual constipation, guiding buyers to the genuine California Fig Syrup made by the California Fig Syrup Co. Callon Pinkston Co. for Cannon Ball Shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Byrup Co
Callon Pinkston Co
Cannon Ball
Bank of Southwestern Georgia Declares Semiannual Dividend
The Bank of Southwestern Georgia board declared a 4 percent semiannual cash dividend on its $100,000 capital stock, with additional funds carried to surplus. Annual stockholders meeting set for next week amid praise for officers. bank noted as a leading Georgia financial institution. A separate item reports a small blaze on Lamar Street caused by clothing in a basement, likely started by rats and matches, extinguished by residents. Also, M B Council Lodge No 95 F A M to meet tonight at 7 o'clock for important business.
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Bank of Southwestern Georgia
Ths
Georgi
Scancal
J. W. Walters
Lamar Street
Rata
Matchs
Council Lodge
M. B. Council Lodge
Electric Liver Pills Reform for Weak Men Aged 60 Cents
Brave men and women suffer stomach liver and kidney troubles with loss of appetite and tiring backaches. J W Gardner of Idalon promotes Electric Liver Pills as a revitalizing tonic. He claims it restores strength and appetite and offers a 60 cent bottle with a guaranteed satisfaction at Dr Elfridge's drug store.
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J. W. Gardner
Idalon
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T. Sullivan
Gene Watch
Georgia
Alabama
R. Marie Leder
Windsor Hotel
Hoyler
Hoopson
Dave Stone
Mrs. RE. Allison
Miss Ida Ethel Allison
Annie Malone
F. E Johnston
Griffin
Sarah Malyne
Richland
SEARS
Pinkston 1 Company
Finninger Copfpany
Jackson Street
Americus, Ga
Duncan's Store
A. G. Duncan
Mohawk Valley
Jackson St
Gqeoxaia
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bar of America
A. Anstey
Pinkston Company
Tnat
Byne Biock
Busine
Jetters
Eula Hollis
James Fricker
Jewelers
Americus, Georgia
Ela
Kersey
Jen
Wilton
Feenmemen, Prenxt, & Co
Ning
Ziegler Bros
Hanan
Maine
Crossett
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