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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1909

Page

8

Measures to Come Up Soon in Assembly

Avlanta Ga June 29 Several measures affecting life insurance companies have been introduced in the legislature. Some aim to protect policy holders and companies, while others may burden both. Georgia legislators will weigh these proposals, noting Southern companies argue for home business and cite figures on premiums paid versus amounts returned to Georgians. The State Mutual of Georgia reports premiums of 4,765,004 and dividends of 299,462.04 with death losses of 494,380.28.

Avlanta House Senate Georgia Ofice United States State Mutual of Georgia

Ex Governor Hoke Smith Returns to Law Office

Ex Governor Hoke Smith spent Saturday relinquishing state power and Sunday at his Peters Building law office in Atlanta at 8:20 am. He answered hundreds of letters and telegrams from across Georgia, with many congratulating him on his administration and others commending his action suspending G McLendon from the Railroad Commission.

Atlanta Hoke Smith Peters Building Georgia G. McLendon Railroad Commission

Druggists Face Special Tax On Patent Medicines

The government experts deem some patent medicines not strictly medicines and duty applies to druggists and country merchants handling them. Collector Rucker issues a pamphlet statewide urging payment. The tax excludes many labeled bitters and dyspepsia cures.

Rucker

Reason For It Maude Angered By Photographer Label

Maude grows furious with a photographer after discovering a label on the back of her photo reading The original of this photograph is carefully preserved. The note, cited from the Boston Transcript, fuels her anger over the image and its provenance.

Maude Boston Transcript Nuddles

Reward Offered for Murder Case Leads

A $90 reward is posted related to a murder investigation. The note mentions suspects by nickname and details such as appearance and a weight parameter. Authorities reference a long-term life sentence and a possible 20 year term for one or more individuals.

Rick Mair Bleck Ape

Wedding at Noon A Pretty Am erican Ceremony

Miss Mamie C Tarver and Mr James L Williams wed in a high noon ceremony at the Tarver home on Church Street Am ericas. The service featured Mendelssohns wedding march and a green and white floral decor The groom is Mr John Williams of Birmingham best man The couple will reside in Birmingham with many wishes for a happy life.

Mamie C. Tarver James L. Willams Americas H.C. Tarver Church Street Lansing Burrows First Baptist Church Mendelssohn Kathleen McLendon Linton Lester John Williams Birmingham Fannie Tarver Gertrude Hudson Kathleen Denham Mitch Payne Louise Ruth Hamilton James A. Harris

Special Fruit Train Prom Americus In South Georgia

The Central of Georgia Railway operates a daily special fruit train from Americus, the region’s main fruit area with large orchards. The train departed yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock, carrying Americus cars and taking on shipments at Bagley Marshallville Fort Valley and other fruit points. It carries only fruit and no other freight.

Americus 1 South Georgia Americus Central of Georgia Railway Bagley Marshallville Fort Valley

White firemen demanded on passenger trains in Georgia

A bill was introduced in the Georgia house by Rep Middlebrooks of Newton County to require white firemen on every engine of passenger trains and to empower the Railroad Commission to set rules and raise fares to cover the extra expense.

Times-Recorder Atlanta Middlebrooks Newton County Railroad Commission

Americus May Create Home Insurance Firm

Americus merchants and property owners could divert about 100000 yearly from the Insurances Trust for fire protection to a locally controlled home company. Dawson, a neighboring town, has secured a state license for a mutual home insurance firm to begin January 1, 1910, with officers J. Mercer Bell president G. M. Roberts secretary and treasurer Lee C. Hoyl vice president and general manager.

Americus Insurances Trust Dawson Georgia State Fire Association of Insurance Department of Georgia Mutual Association J. Mercer Bell G. M. Roberts Lee C. Hoyl Hoyl Smith

Americus Troops to Seaside for Summer Camp

The fourth unassigned battalion of the Georgia National Guard, to which the Americus Light Infantry is attached, may hold a summer camp lateJuly or early August. If confirmed, the encampment would likely be at St Simon's Island or Ft Screven near Savannah, with regular infantry and artillery units stationed nearby. Major John Court leads the battalion, which would join the second and fifth Georgia Infantry if the camp proceeds.

Georgia National Guard Americus Light Infantry St. Simon's Island Ft. Screven Savannah John Court Georgia

Singletary Given Sentence For Liquor Violation

Walter Singletary was convicted in city court of liquor law violations and jailed for thirty days, followed by eight months on the county chain gang with a $150 fine. He had already spent a month in jail awaiting trial. Brother George Singletary was acquitted. Both men are young white residents between Americus and Andersonville.

Walter Singletary Crisp Singletary George Singletary Americus Andersonville

Price Tompkins Heads to New Orleans for Consultation

Mr. Price Tompkins left Tuesday for New Orleans to consult a celebrated specialist about his malady described as am ailment akin to neglect. He previously underwent an operation there for aneurysm over a year ago and fears a return of the trouble, with friends hoping a second operation won’t be deemed necessary.

Price Tompkins New Orleans

Shiver Gets School Contract For Furlow Repairs

The committee awarded the full renovation contract for the Furlow school building to John W. Shiver at 2156 dollars. The bid was carefully drawn under the committee’s direction, listing all items of work with prices and details.

Furlow John W. Shivler Messia W. P. Wallis John A. Cobb John B. Felder W. E. Brown

Elimination of Antagonisms Sparks Political Chestnut Fire

A Washington Star quip frames a party leader as a specialist in removing political chestnuts from the fire. The exchange highlights tactics of preemptive political salvage and strategic maneuvering within party leadership.

Washington Star

Americus Camp Names Officers for Year in Public Installation

Americus Camp No. 24 P O S of A. elected T L Granberry as president and a full slate including W T Weekly R A Hogue J C Cawood M Mott W M Tullis C W Hill M Laney C L Crew H A Cannon R L Barton G M Bragg T B Holton W F Livingston as trustees and officers. Washington Camp is among the largest state camps with growing membership.

Americus Camp No Patriotic Order Sons of America T. L. Granberry W. T. Weekly R.A. Hogue J.C. Cawood M. Mott W. M. Tullis C. W. Hill

Rural Carriers in Convention at Cordele Mon

Americus R F C men will travel to Cordele on Monday for a two day State Convention. Hundreds of rural carriers will attend and the event is expected to be of interest to those served by rural free delivery. Senator A S Clay Congressman James M Griggs and Thomas E Watson will address the gathering.

Americus R. F. C Cordele A. S. Clay James M. Griggs Thomas E. Watson

Starts Upon A Long Journey By Mrs Howe Of Americus

Mrs W A Howe of Americus will leave Friday on a journey of nearly 3500 miles across the continent. At eighty four she travels alone to visit her two sons in California, hoping the meeting will compensate for the arduous trip.

W. A. Howe Americus

Dean's Kidney Pills touted as cure for sick kidneys

An advertisement claims danger signals from kidney secretions and back pain warn of kidney disease. It features a testimonial from G B Stallings of Americus, Georgia, praising Doan's Kidney Pills and noting relief after using two boxes. Price is 50 cents. sold by dealers and Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as agents.

Bright Dean Americus G. B. Stallings Church Street Dodson Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo York United Peet

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