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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1909

Page

7

Trials of Mitchell in Court of Appeals and Sumter pensions

The case of William H. Mitchell of Thomasville appealing a 12 month assault and battery sentence is set for January 23 in Atlanta with insanity as the likely ground. Meanwhile Sumter County pensioners will be paid around February 1 from a state treasury with about 7,600 owed to local pensioners and the total state funds exceeding 1,000,000. Commissioner Lindsey is finalizing pension rolls to disburse the lump sum soon.

William H. Mitchell Thomasville Roan Lucile Linton Atlanta Roddenberry Mitchell Thiohnasle Howard Miss Linton Times-Recorder Sumter County John A. Cobb Lindsey

Americus National Bank Names Officers for Year

The Americus National Bank reelected its officers for the current year. L A Lowrey was chosen president Frank P Harrold vice president M M Lowrey cashier and G D Wheatley Jr A B Hawkins asst cashiers. The bank, less than three years old, ranks among southern Georgia's leading banks.

Americus Nhtddal L. A. Lowrey Frank P. Harrold M. M. Lowrey G.d.wheatley, Jr Aid B Aid B.C. Hawkins, Asst, Cashiers. the Americus National Georgia Americus

Butter and Milk Trade Details From WHGON Outlet

A garbled notice discusses selling butter and milk from WHGON and a creamery. It mentions exclusive handling by the dairy gentlemen, packaging of milk bottling, and protections against spoilage. The text includes stray phrases about New York Press and a romantic sign line.

Adi Gramp & Walker

Big Fire Destroys Rochelle Block On Sunday Morning

A large fire in Rochelle began in the general store of G W Holliday & Co and wiped out the Holliday stock along with 8 R Fenn next door and the insurance office of King & Memrn and barber shop of William Faircloth. Loss around 10000 with 6000 insured. Contents of offices saved. Buildings owned by Jon N King in a main business block. Origin of the blaze unknown.

Rochelle Americus G.W. Holliday & Co 8. R. Fenn King & Memrn William Faircloth Fenn Jon N. King Bank of Rochelle

Wedding Unites Miss Mattie Hudson and Dan W Westbrook

Miss Mattie Hudson and Dan W Westbrook wed Sunday at the Hudson residence on Church Street. Rev. Robert J. Bivins of Furlow Lawn church officiated as family and close friends witnessed the ceremony. The couple, both locals, reside four miles south and are at home to friends.

Mattie Hudson Dan W. ‘Westbrook Land J. I. Hudson Church Street Robert J. Bivins Furlow Lawn Church Mr.Westbrook

Board of Trade backs good roads bonds for Sumter county

The Sumter County Board of Trade endorsed a $50,000 bond issue to fund roads, praising gains from fertilizer price restoration. President Allen announced farmers saved about $18,000 yearly and urged 1000 new members at $5 annually. The measure passed unanimously after support from Commissioner Hudson and J. E. Mathis.

Board of Trade Sumter County Board of Trade Beessey Allen Americus G. Hudson Thomas Gamble Frank Sheffield Hudson J. E. Mathis T. G. Hudson Pres. Allen

Jail Breaker Bill Williams Returns From Old Escape

Bill Williams, who escaped from Sumter's jail three years ago with six or seven others, is returned to the area. The sheriff tracks him to Coffee County and will bring him in to answer to the original charge and the added count of jail breaking. The escape was the decade’s grandest jail delivery, sparking widespread excitement.

Bill Williams Coffee County Williams Sumter Bill Dougas Fuller

Miss Fagan To Study At Louisville Training School

Miss Connie Fagan left Tuesday for Louisville Kentucky to study in the Methodist Training School for young ladies until June. The school prepares women for missionary work though Miss Feaganhee has not yet decided on that path. At a Young Ladies Missionary Society meeting at First Methodist church yesterday Miss Fagan received a handsome pen from the class as a token of esteem presented by Miss Louise Kik e.

Connie Fagan Louisville Methodist Training School Feaginhee Young Ladies Missionary Society of First Methodist Church Miss Fagan Louise Kike

Woman Enjoys, Man Suffers, Correct Conduct

Chicago News reports on daily life where a woman finds joy while a man endures hardship, underscoring social expectations and manners in the city. The item emphasizes measured optimism amid rougher moments, reflecting a newspaper voice.

New York Press

Meeting of Board 45 Held at Smithville

The Americus district Methodist ministers and local stewards meet in Smithville for a three day conference with broad representation from Cuthbert Dawson Shellman Bronwood Richland Preston Plains Leslie Ellaville Buena Vista and others focusing on church work.

Americus The Methodist Church Smithville Bascom Anthony First Methodist Church Board of Stewards Americas Cuthbert Dawson Sheilman Bronwood Richland Preston

Ethnology Misunderstanding Turns Comic

Tid Bits notes a classroom miscue where a student learns ethnology is not about choosing winners. A professor’s quip leads to a joke about the library lacking guidance on “how to pick winners,” highlighting a playful take on academic jargon.

Hyomei Promises Cure For Catarrh At Dodson's Pharmacy

Hyomei, made from eucalyptus, is advertised as a cure for catarrh and related ailments. A complete inhaler outfit costs $1 with extra doses at 50 cents. the seller offers a money back guarantee if Hyomei does not cure catarrh after a fair trial.

Dodson

Annual Inventory Sale Offers Deep Reductions on Dry Goods

We prepare for a yearly stock take by clearing odds and ends across departments. Remnants from weeks of strong sales are marked down on silks, dress goods, linens, embroideries, laces, underwear, hosiery, etc. Remaining matting, rugs, carpets, curtains, shades also offered at deep concessions. Men's and boys clothing cut further as part of the clearout. Special prices promised on first class dry goods and related lines.

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