Harry Brown Talks on Third Party Rise in Georgia
In Amoricus Georgia Harry C Brown asserts the Georgia Alliance has not adopted a third party plan. He says relief action by the Democratic Congress will decide its fate and predicts the third party could surge if relief is blocked. He doubts Northen’s governorship and notes Cleveland is not acceptable to farmers. He sees cotton prices and land use as factors shaping farm policy and backs free silver.
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Cleveland
Brown
Farmers’ Alliance
Wall Street
Mr. Brown
Harry Brown
Col. Livingston
Alliancemen
Georgia
Land & Other Matters of Interest in That Pretty Little City
The itemized notes from the plains discuss land matters and related affairs in the charming city. Local officials outline plots, zoning hints, and property transactions reflecting the town’s growth and development plans.
Rain Returns After Week of Heat in Prats Community
July 1 report notes rain following heat. Weddings occur at the bride’s residence with Mr. R. L. McLeod and Miss Laura Watts uniting. couples depart for Tybee. Local figures Col. Hawkins and Bishop Talbott return from travels. Maynard and Smith form Americus law firm. Storm near Abbeville causes crop damage and two fatalities.
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HL. D
Watts
R. L. McLeod
Laura Watts
Americus Investment Company stockholders meet at court house
The Americus Investment Company held its annual meeting in the court house with Col A S Cutts presiding as chairman and T F Gatewood as secretary. President Bagley reported strong finances and a proposed 80 percent dividend delayed due to current needs. Directors were unanimously reelected and officers chosen. the firm is in splendid shape with significant railroad construction work noted.
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Americus Investment Company
Court House
Col. A. 8. Cutts
T. F. Gatewood
Bagley
H. ©. Bagley
G. M. Byne
P. C. Clegg
W. Coney
Gillis
W. M. Hawkes
W. E. Hawkins
B. P. Hollis
B. F. Matthews
Gatewood
Roscoe
Springfield men plan new lumber mill in Wilcox county Georgia
Two Springfield business leaders visit Georgia to establish a large longleaf pine lumber operation. The venture, linked to Americus and Savannah line interests, includes P. O. Clegg of Americus and Savannah Americus Railroad ties. The site promises high timber quality and mill capacity approaching 1000000 feet daily with future shingles output and town development along the line of the Savannah Montgomery railroad.
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Springfield
Ohio
Springfeld
Amerious P
the Rivers Lumber Company
Savannah, Amerious & Railroad
Georgia
Atlanta Florida
Wilcox County
P. O. Clegg
Americus
Clegg
Savannah
Americus Dk
Molecomery Railroad
Onmulgee Brick Company
Savannah, & Montgomery
Tex Trans-Recorpen
Short, Spicy Slatings From Here and There
Public notices from a county district show tax receiver Mixe working and judges meeting with little action. A Magnolia Springs party is being formed for tomorrow as the season promises many parties. Early cantaloupes appear at Ed Ansley’s, with Southwestern dispatch handling 115 cars of watermelons yesterday and prospects of more today. A new brick building on Leo Street advances toward vogue, and a three foot owl was killed in Muckabee swamp by a man named Dave Jones. A colored worker fell from a house but was not seriously hurt, while Henry Johneyn swore out a warrant against Edin Thomas for assaulting his mother Elizabeth Johnson. Floor timbers for the second story of the new post office are being placed. completion is expected in six to eight weeks. D A Pottis sold half a car of watermelons with the rest to be sold today. The car was heavy with melons and some of the melons seen in Almertaes vary in size.
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England
West Indies
West Virginia
Magnolia Springs
Bottsford
Bronwood
Samuel Wise
Leesville
D. C
B. T. Wise
South Carolina
Paschal
Dawson
Messia
Lott Warren
W. H. Kimbrough
Americus
Sligh
Jacksonville
Fla
Magnolia ‘ Springs
Julius Mack
Jesse Salter
West
Frank Cato
DeSoto
Leila Feagin
Macon
Effie Turner
Henry Dean
Fort Gaines
Chickamauga
Americas
J. H. Nelms
Polly Salter
Kathleen
Leesburg
Mt. Airy
N. C
Messrs
A. Chappell
J. Rhodes
Mies Fannie Chappell
H. H. Black
Chattanooga
J. P. Cato
Lila Edwards
Jessie Jones
Tott
Omaha
Columbus
Julia Powell
Julia “Branned
W. E.mctyler
Cain, Evans, McLendon
Sumter County
J. J. Grant
Bell
Selg
Callaways
Speer
Wheatley
Warren
Association
Enloret Point Church
Ureh
Bourre
Spree
W. T
Cheek
Choriater
Mixe
Ed” Ansley
Edin Thomas
Elizabeth Johnson
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George C. Wheatley
Col. Lamar Sr
Cotton Ave
Prince Albert
Cluett, Coon & Co
Monarch
G. Harris
Geo.d. Wheatley
Northen
Harry C. Brown
Harry
Harry, Larry
Southern Alliance
Amoricus
Marion County
Alliance
Wigginaville
Times
Times-Recouper
Georgia Alliance
Democratic Congress
Cordele
Concrete
Cordele Guano
East Americas Social Club
Parker's Mill
Col. Hawkins
H. Hawkins
New York
Jain
A. B. Harrold
Talbott
Maynard & Smith
R. Ty
Maynard l
John
Smith
Thay
Abbeyilis
Abbeville
Heen
the Sunday School Association
Bougut
Ohis
Aus Gis
Earbenth
D. A. Pottis
Lane
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