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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1908

Page

6

Georgia Prefers To Hear Further In Republican Race

Washington Jan 10 Special says Georgia and Tennessee Republicans withhold choice in the presidential contest until clearer developments emerge. Georgia leaders favor Taft if southern strength added, but want to watch Ohio and other states. Also notes free trial catarrh treatments offered by Dr Shoop with local druggist selling.

Washington D. C South Taft Frank H. Hitchcock Ohio

Eighty-Five Pupils at Books in New School

The Third District Agricultural and Mechanical School opened with eighty five pupils from fifteen counties. Superintendent Collum reports readiness to begin regular work, with classification and new schedules, dormitory lighting, and water service. The board plans a meeting next Friday to discuss school matters. A new assistant is sought for one department as demand grows. A Y M C A and self-government club will be formed, and a prayer meeting started.

Americas Collum Preston Cunningham

Subscriptions Standing Notices For Times Recorder

The Times Recorder will mail subscription statements to all weekly readers this week. It notes many accounts are overdue and urges prompt settlement, citing about two thousand accounts with a sizable aggregate total.

Weekly Times-Recorder Times-Recorder

Idle Army Seeks Work Amid National Labor Slowdown

Amid a national labor slowdown thousands in Chicago and New York City show rising unemployment. Chicago reports 138,590 idle workers with 88,950 beyond normal seasonal layoff. building trades, teamsters hit hardest. New York counts about 160,000 jobless, including women and children seeking income.

Americas Georgia Americus Chicago Associated Building Trades Teamsters New York City

Kidney Pills Promise Cure for Kidney Ailments

An Albany veterinary surgeon testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his backache and dark sluggish urine after years of suffering. The ad urges readers to visit Dodson's Pharmacy for testimonials, with Foster-Millburn Co. as U S sole agents. price 50 cents. Also promotes Dr Shoop Health Coffee imitation made from cereals and grains, claimed to closely resemble real coffee.

H. Y. Ferrell State Street Albany Dean Dodson's Foster-Millburn Co Buffalo New York United States Joan’s

Mullet supper tragedy adds to recent deaths count

Dick Horne attended a mullet supper and dance on the B C Hodges plantation Friday night and was buried Saturday, bringing the known dead from mullet suppers to five. One dancer is suspected but not confirmed as the killer. The write up shifts to a health ad for Dr Shoop's Restorative, urging readers to try a free sample via Davenport Drug Co.

THE Swift Specific CO Atlanta, GA Dick Horne B. C. Hodges Plantation Horne Dr. Shoop Wis Davenport Drug Co

Clay Clark Heads West To Promote Tampa House

After a month in Americus selling wholesale cigars in Georgia, Clay Clark leaves tomorrow for the Pacific coast for six months to represent his Tampa based firm. He carries brands including Fama Nacional and is known across Texas, Tennessee, and Georgia for his work. May his shadow, six feet eight inches, endure.

Americus Georgia Clay Clark Golden Gate Pacific Tampa Clark Texas Tennessee Red Hills

Sumter County Farm Goldmine Highlighted by Sales

A Sumter County farmer showcased prosperity with a day of sales in Americus. Eighty five bales of cotton at 11 cents netted $4 676, plus a carload of syrup likely $600 and 1 000 bushels of cotton seed earning $250. Two wagonloads of fresh meat added to near $5 500 in one day while the farmer holds ample home supplies and plans for more plows. Sumter soil again called a goldmine amid comparisons to other farmers.

Sumter Gale Americus

Dr Shoop's Cough Cure Promoted By Davenport Drug Co

A period advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Cough Cure as a safe remedy for tickling coughs and bronchial irritation. It highlights green leaves from a mountainous shrub called The Sacred Herb by Spaniards, with no opium or harsh ingredients. The Davenport Drug Co promotes its gentle resinous plant extract formula for all ages.

Shoop Davenport Drug Co

Ex Presidents pension plan could boost White House bids

The Washington Post notes that government pensioning of former Presidents may entice more poor men to seek the White House for one or two terms, suggesting a new dynamic in presidential ambitions and national service incentives.

White House Washington Post

Mules for sale at Kelly's stables

One car of good farm mules available at Kelly's stables. Call to see them. Also a note on Leap Year as an Old World institution and a Latin quote about civic duty.

Kelly New York American

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