Birds of Passage Coming and Going
Americas People and Their Friends list recent visitors and locals in town on business or leisure. R. A. Ridgeway arrives from West Point. Willis Ratland returns from Atlanta. W. A. McFarland of Selma registered at The Windsor. Charles Coates from Magoo visits Americas friends. Loring Smith recovers from illness. Musa Edmondson from Watonton visits Mrs. Pauline Hill. J. Robinson of Inman Smith Co on business. Mrs. W. G. Redding of Macon reported dead initially, but relatives say her condition is critical.
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R. A. Ridgeway
West Point
Willis Ratland
Atlanta
W. A. McFarland
Selma
Windsor
Charles Coates
Magoo
Loring Smith
Musa Edmondson
Watonton
Pauline Hill
J. Robinson
Inman, Smith &Co
W. G. Redding
Macon
T Hough
Farmers Expect Light Fertilizer Sales This Season
Sumter farmers plan lighter fertilizer purchases due to higher prices caused by the Trust. A traveling salesman reports similar conditions across Georgia, predicting farmers will not buy as much as last year. The trend could benefit cotton prices next fall.
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Sumter
Trust
Americas
Georgis
August Flower Advertised as Remedy for Digestive Ailments
Aged testimonial claims August Flower cures stomach trouble bile liver fermentation and nervous complaints. It asserts rapid relief with a few doses and dismisses serious illness. Sample bottles offered by Dasenport Drug Company.
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Toey
Dasenport Drug Company
Please Pay Your Account From Mans Montana Message
A short personal notice demanding settlement of overdue accounts. The speaker, Mans, addresses a customer in dulged terms and insists on payment to close all accounts. The message demands immediate payment rather than further extension.
Holding for Better Prices in Cotton Market
The cotton market showed a brief Monday decline but recovered with modest gains as trading continued. Price, McCormick & Co. of New York advised against further sales, predicting that the abundant supply will still yield higher prices this summer.
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Americas
Telegrafcom
McCormick & Co
New York
That Throbbing Headache Pills Promise Relief
That Throbbing Headache Pills claim to cure sick and nervous headaches by purifying blood and strengthening nerves. The ad touts relief for various sufferers, urging easy use and quick results. Sold by J. Eldridge druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. Eldridge
Wiedmann's Big Show Opens Week at Popular Prices
Wiedmann's big show arrives for a solid week at our theatre with the comedy Little Miss Thompson opening Monday night. The company recently played a record week in Montgomery, featuring a fee band and orchestra. Tickets cost 10 20 and 30 cents, with free admission for ladies with a companion holding a 30 cent ticket if purchased before 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedmann
Little Miss Thompson
Montgomery
Acid throwner convicted in Macon mayhem case
In Macon Georgia on January 30 W D alias Henry Smith was convicted in superior court of mayhem and sentenced to life imprisonment. Smith and his wife had boarded with Mrs Hillard but were asked to leave over unpaid board. On December 9 Smith returned and after being refused access to his wife at Mrs Hillard’s home he threw acid in her face blinding her permanently. Judge Canler expressed regret the law could not spare a harsher sentence.
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Macon
W. D
Henry Smith
Smith
Hillard
Sith
E D. Aveley
College Street
Allen House
Spain's Greatest Need Me Ii Olivia of Barcelona
Me R P Olivia from Barcelona reports swift relief using Elimo Bitters. The tonic touted as America's best nerve and liver medicine to cure back pains, strengthen nerves, purify blood, aid digestion, and restore vigor. Each bottle guaranteed. available from E F Eldridge, druggist.
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Me. R. P. Olivia
Barcelona
Spain
Aiken
America
Sis
Eldridge
Dinagiet
Powell Arrives in Atlanta as Telegraphers Tangle
W. V. Powell, president of the Order of Railway Telegraphers, arrived in Atlanta as telegraphers on the Southern Railway face emergent problems. His visit signals high level attention to the Svathan trouble as workers appeal to General Manager Gaonoa in Washington and expect a prompt response.
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Atlanta
W. V. Powell
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Southern Railway
Powell
Svathan
Goer
Gaonoa
Washington
Musicale Cancelled By Illness Of Madame Bailey
The Americus Lyceum announces Madame Bailey will not perform Friday due to illness and Georgia dates cancellation. Management will seek a substitute musical number or a pleasing attraction for an early date. Ely's Dream Balm advertised as a remedy for nasal catarrh and cold, with mail order offer for 80 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Bailey
Americus Lyceum
Georgia
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Tales of the Town: terse notes shake up daily life
A collage of short, wry items covers politics, weather, rumors, and curiosities. From a $4,000,000 national guard appropriation to a Kalamazoo phone chat, stolen phonographs and church baskets amuse. January ends midwinter, while Allen House rumors, Boer rumors, and a Lake Butler arrest swirl in a brisk local update.
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Congress
National Guard
United States
George Washington
Kalamazoo
Jalvis Cmsor
Portland
Fresh Garden Seed at Rembert's Drug Store
Local notice promotes available seeds at Rembert's Drug Store and advertises patent medicines and remedies for narcotics and habits. The item lists remedies and home cures led by Mrs. Max S. Baldwin with address in Chiago.
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Fi¢Desn
Rembert’s Drug Store
Max S. Baldwin
Chiago
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Wiha
Old Reliable Jewelry Store
G. T. Sullivan
Saccessor
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J Jewelry and Watch
Alabama
E.R
Mexico
Windsor Hotel
Tailor’s
Finninger Company
Jackson Street
Americus, Ga
Sea Island
A.G. Duncan
Jackson St
Americus, Grcz
Musicale
Randon
Wheeler
Lake Butler
Fia
Rubinson
Scott
Scott & Rowne
Rembert’s
Star Safety Razor
James Fricker & Bro
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Fusteria & Fower
Smen
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