Ammee Grae Boint Meeting Notice Friday January
Ammee Grae Boint eel meeting notice for Meete chapter No. 42 I A of Meete. W E Blaley secretary. Meeting held on the first and third Tuesday night each month in county directory venue.
18 Jan 1893
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1893
Page
1
Ammee Grae Boint eel meeting notice for Meete chapter No. 42 I A of Meete. W E Blaley secretary. Meeting held on the first and third Tuesday night each month in county directory venue.
An advertisement for The Barberdashery promoting a Manhattan Shirt and other men’s fixings. It emphasizes not selling attitudes, guarantees a comfortable fit, and upholds right prices including a one dollar shirt. It urges men to buy seasonally and for every occasion to improve appearance and prospects.
Senators debate repeal of the Sherman act and a one term proposal while candidates surge for Georgia senate. Weather worsens with a nineteenth day of deep freeze causing water and coal shortages as stock die and residents suffer.
Chief Stanfield of the Paid Fire Department returned from Atlanta after a city council delegation met Chief Joyner. Joyner reviewed Atlanta headquarters and equipment, gave training and horse-handling directions, and invited further consultation. A fire alarm demonstration occurred during the visit. Col. L. J. Blalock joined the party and praised Atlanta’s efficiency as Americus plans a paid department.
January 17 dispatches report the Mississippi frozen from Cairo to Vicksburg halting river navigation for weeks. Destitution grows as port-wide layoffs hit Black workers. soup kitchens open in Memphis and other cities while northern towns report record cold and deaths from freezing temperatures.
The article lists numerous students from grades one through ten receiving three honor certificates before Christmas and notes that those who maintain excellence to term end will be added to the yearly roll of honor. Names span Claude Dougherty Ira Perkins Blanche Hawkins Tucker Ansley Kathleen McLendon and many others.
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