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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1910

Page

5

Sumter Roads lauded as model for Georgia counties

The Atlanta Constitution lauds Sumter County for completing a twelve mile graded and paved road to Plains at about $30,000 and planning a similar link to Andersonville at $20,000. It notes convict labor as a critical asset, questions other counties on enduring results, and urges expert road supervision and professional engineering input to ensure lasting, scientifically built roads.

Sumter Americus Atlanta Constitution New Plains Plains Andersonville Georgia Chatham Richmond Fulton DeKalb Dougherty Muscogee Floyd Pulaski Virginia

Big slump hits Gotton market near close in Americus

Americas cotton traders endured a sharp 50 point tumble in the closing session yesterday as prices collapsed suddenly. Market steadiness from prior months gave way to a bear squeeze, prompting nervy traders and a quick shift in sentiment. Some fifty bale lots traded before the drop, with fine cotton still quoted around 15 cents locally.

Americas Americus

Country Club Foundations Nearing Finish In Americus

Architect Lockwood of Columbus surveyed the Americus Country Club project yesterday. Brick foundations for the clubhouse near completion with 5000 more bricks needed. Lumber and shingles are on site. superstructure to begin soon. Opening anticipated by April with May latest. A grand opening reception, dance, orchestra, and luncheon planned to attract members and friends as the club aims for a large membership and quick admissions.

Lockwood Columbus Country Club Americus

Judge Maynard 18 Now County Attorney Named

Judge R I Maynard is appointed county attorney succeeding J A Hixon who resigned. Maynard was elected by the county commissioners and sworn in to serve as the legal adviser to the board immediately.

Maynard R. I. Maynard J. A., Hixon, Esq Justice Maynard

North Georgians Move Into Brooks County

A party of seventy eight white farmers and families settled on the MelIntyre farm at Pinetta after relocating from Flowery Branch in Hall county. They purchased 2,100 acres on the McIntyre plantation from J. W. Span to divide into small farms for individual buyers, depicting North Georgia farmers as thrifty and enterprising.

Pinetta MelIntyre Flowery Branch Hall County North Georgia McIntyre Plantation J. W. Span Quitman Free Press

Americus seen in strong business shape says Bradstreet official

Mr Linton Lewis Bradstreets superintendent for southwestern Georgia visited Americus and Sumter county and reported a bright outlook. He noted banks cash rich farmers and merchants paying debts, reduced stocks and a high level of general prosperity. He predicted major regional changes within five years with more white farmers moving in and improved farming methods.

Linton Lewis Bradstreet’s Georgia Americus Sumter County Mr. Lewis Americas Albany

Col Griffin Buys Fine 1910 Model Q Auto in Sumter

Hon Fletcher W Griffin joins American motorists as he orders a Maxwell touring car. The 1910 Model Q is built for comfort over speed and will glide along Americus and Sumter streets, with Griffin holding the lever.

Fletcher W. Griffin Maxwell Sumter Col. Griffin Plains Americus

Community Notes From Byromville District

Miss Olive Doster leaves Monday for Cuthbert to reenter Andrew College. Local residents host relatives and friends over the week with visits among Grifin Cannon Lane and McMahon families. Annie Forte Woodruff to open Gammage school Monday seeking larger enrollment. several locals attend a pound party at Zelda Johnsons. many short visits and health checks noted.

Olive Doster Cuthbert Andrew College George Loper Byromville Do. N. Grifin Reuben Cannon Bula Dawson J. C. Cannon Ethel Cannon Arthur Tomlinson Huntington Perry Cannon Eula Olive Lottie Doster Zelda Johnson Elder A. McMahon Mattie Ruth John Green Annie Forte Woodruff Gammage Orin Griffin Gladys Roach Ida Clements Alice Ida Brown J. D. Lane M. Clements O. J. Canon Americus Mattie Ruth McMahon Americas W. E. Roach Lily Jones Lula Chambliss

De Soto Notes Social Ties and Local Growth

De Soto Ga January 5 Regular correspondent reports Mrs Louise H Simmons returns to Chokee after visiting relatives. Mr Geo Bagley Jr visits Leary. Mr and Mrs Joseph Stewart of Hudson host relatives. Mrs A F Cunningham of Murphy NC returns home after time with daughter Mrs Eshton Howe. New residents include Mr and Mrs Charles Wommack of Chokee. Lectures by Dr Wm Edwin Hall of New York draw crowds. Marion Sims of Leslie builds new Methodist church. Land values remain strong. Bagley buys Sheffield Rylander farm.

de Soto Louise H. Simmons Chokee Geo. Bagley, Jr Leary Joseph Stewart Hudson Bagley Stewart A. F. Cunningham Murphy N. C Eshton Howe Charles Wommack Jarret Wilson William Willett Leslie Liston K. Bagley Americus Mary Ferguson Albany Edgar Ferguson John L. Ferguson George Jones Richland Edwin Hall New York Marion Sims Austin Kemp Cora Cocke Freeland Scarbrough DeSoto George Bagley Bagley

Insurgent Republicans Open Fire on Taft Policy

Washington January 5 insurgent Republican members of the house denounce a reported administration plan to punish them for rebellious conduct. They defend freedom of thought and action and oppose efforts to castigate lawmakers for policies the party once pledged to uphold. Atlanta January 6 Thomas B. Watson forecloses on a mortgage of the Southern Cotton Journal, suspending its publication last November. Stockholders, farmers across the South, see no return. Watson plans to move the Jeffersonian name to Watson's Magazine.

Times-Recorder Washington House Taft Atlanta Thomas B. Watson Southern Cotton Journal Harvie Jordan Rick Cheatham Watson Cotton Journal Wison

Health and vitality tonic by Mott’s Nerverine pills story

The ad promotes Mott’s Nerverine Pills described as a great iron and tonic restoration for men and women. A strength box of six is priced at $5.00, sold by W. A. Rembert in Americus.

Mott W. A. Rembert Americus

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South Georgia The Gotton BullRanks Brooks County Nitrate Agencies CO Aatres Olen Eet Qastactans Bradstreet Stone Mountain Cardus Gotton Journal Watson's Magazine South F. S. Roysier Guano Co Norfolk, VA
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