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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1909

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Local notes from Georgia farmers and community links

Our Regular Correspondent reports July 7 in Ga that farmers are finishing losses and crops are good. Miss Maribel Pennington of Oglethorpe visits cousin Miss Marila Jenkin. Miss Wille Williams is convalescing after illness. Edgar Dorman of Cordele visits. Kate Pritchard spent Monday in Americus. Mrs Julia Webb dies at niece Mrs W E Bryant's home. Rev Ferrell conducts sermon at Mount Zion as protracted meeting begins with Rev J M Bass of Macon to assist. Mr Jones is ill this week. Protracted meeting at Antioch continues with Rev C D Carter as pastor.

Put Maribel Pennington Oglethorpe Marila Jen- Kine Wille Williams Edgar Dorman Cordele Kate Pritchard Americus Julia Webb W. E. Bryant Ferrell Mount Zion J. M. Bass Macon Ferrel Jones Westin Antioch Rey C.D. Carter Andersonville Fort Valley Prison Park Mra A. T. Oliver Ile Wesson B. F. Easterlin T. P. Hell Robi Lay Riley New Orleans Paul Easterlins Lillie Mae Thelma Easterlin Idoline Shealy Jas. G. Feagin Neprew Feagin Joel” J. Robinson Bagley Easterlin & Frederick Messrs J. H B. O. Easterlin Jas. W. English Imogene McBride Ogiethorpe Cisses Lillie Mae Mary Ellen Finch Jewel Wicker Montezuma Lena Mae Finch Eunice Harden Capt Mra. J. M. Bryant Ellaville Mary King F. Bickel Crockett J. A. Underwood 8. B. Edwards Midway Fla

Williams Cross Roads July 6 barbecue and local visits

Regular correspondent notes a Williams pavilion barbecue this Friday. Family visits include M A Turner trips to Deerun to see John and Osborne Turner. Numerous locals host guests, travel to Myrtle Springs, and a kidney health ad closes. Febrile phrasing trimmed.

Mr. Quincy Annie Lee Willams Brinson

Insurance money held in probate case in Georgia

Eugene Bleck Atlanta attorney filed a case in the Superior Court in Atlanta in the matter of John Moore, administrator against Prudential Life Insurance. The suit sought about $11,000 as proceeds, with a supersedes preventing payment until a new trial or motion.

Ieon Eugene Bleck Atlanta Johe Moore Ag Prudential Life Insurance Speer Moore Peter

Visitors and social notes from Smithville weekly social round

Miss Nettie Buron visits Camilla. Miss Lussie Bunkley of Leesburg hosts in Smithville. Grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. F. Goodroe visit from Cartersville. Dot Edwards in Dawson. Frank McDonalds in Savannah. Louie Stephens visits Edna Booker in Smithville. G. P. Stanford of Waverly Hall visits. Annie Laurie Wells hosts Hazel Crittenden of Shellman. Eloise Wade of Cuthbert visits Erin Wells. Nell McKenney visits Nell Houser in Macon. Mrs. W Fort McAfee hosts Miss Bunkley with games on the verandah. Miss Bunkley wins stationery. Miss Cobb wins consolation. Refreshments served.

Smithville Nettie Buron Camilla Laucibel Bunkley Leesburg W. Fort McAfee Mabel Perry Jay Perry Cartersville F. Goodroe Dot Edwards Dawson Frank McDonalds Savannah Louie Stephens Montgomery Edna Booker G. P. Stanford Waverly Hall Annie Laurie Wells Hazel Crittenden Shellman Eloise Wade Cuthbert Erin Wells Nell McKenney Macon Nell Houser Lussle Bunkley

Preston Woodmen meet yields many discussion topics

Preston Georgia regular Woodmen meeting last Friday evening featured an on program with several important subjects for discussion. Visitors and locals noted pleasant travels and returns from White Sulphur Springs and Parrott as families visited relatives and friends.

Preston Woodmen J. FP. Lunsford White Sulphur Springs A. C. Wellens Baptist Church D. B. Thornton Tifton A. C. Cole Parrott J. Will Bell Richland B. F. Goss Jno. A. King Jewell Alston M. E. Lunaford W. H. Clark W. P. Jowers Berta Coleman Uttle Bernice Ocilla W. B. Tinley Geo. W. Cole Henderson Fernby Robt. L. King Leesburg

Penitentiary For Speeders At BecaAMS Atee Pt R Pee Hs

The readable fragments report a legal notice about speeders facing penalties at a penitentiary. Names, places, and exact actions are unclear in the OCR fragment, but the item centers on a punishment for speeding violations and related jurisdiction.

Plains High School Teachers Named in Plains Georgia

The Plains High School staff for the coming term was announced with Rev. C A Phillips named principal and Miss Amisa Clark as assistant. Other teachers include Miss Katie Belle Hiller for Intermediate and Miss Ophie Markett for Primary, with Miss Jessie Forrester as musical instructor. The piece also notes recent church services and various local visits and movements among residents across Plains and nearby areas.

Plains Plains High School C. A. Phillipg Amisa Clark Katie Belle Hiller Ophie Markett Jessie Forrester Baptist Church A. Cowan Montgomery Barkley J. M. Austin J. A. McDonald Ellaville Barnesville R. B. Evans R. M. Moats Parrott Mattie Sue Taylor Seymour Evans Americus Jack Slappey Richland Chattanooga Tenn Carrie Dean Effie Oliver White Sulhphur Springs Mary Will Black M. L. Hudson Thomaston Dean and Patterson IG. W. Roberts Lewis Dawson Clarence Taylor White Plains Linwood Jennings R. B. Taylor Ruth Jewel Austin George Montgomery Fletcher Wright David Sloan Emma Cowrey Julias Shackelford Albany C. Brinson C. A. Phillips E. B. Reese Buena Vista W.S. Moore J. I. Hiller Tallula

Pinehurst visitors and local greetings noted

Misa Elberta Coppock and her brother John returned to Pinehurst after a pleasant visit with Rev J M Austin. Rocher Chappell spent a few days in Bronwood. Ernest Wellens visited his parents in Brunswick. Rev Clarence Roberts of Parrott was here Monday. J A McDonald and Mr and Mrs J T Bradley visited Sumter. Foley's Orino Laxative is recommended for stomach and liver trouble and constipation, sold by all druggists.

Misa Elberta Coppock John Hame Pinehurst J. M. Austin J. E. Chappell Rocher Bronwood Ernest Wellens Brunswick A. C. Wellens Clarence Roberts Parrott J. A. McDonald J. T. Bradley Sumter

Miss Florrie Summerford Visits Americus Friends

Leslie Georgia July 7 notes social visits and illness. Miss Florrie Summerford stays in Americus with Misses Mamie McArthur and Mattie Sargent, while Americus visitors Beryl Dunn and Gertrude Hudson visit Miss Stella Wade. Mrs Sarah Boyd dies after a short illness and will be buried at 4 PM.

Lucius Harvey Mis W. M. McGarrah Rherome Ellaville Harvey Wallace Hanlon Montezuma Leslie Ferrell E. L. Wilson Ruth Wilson Mae Sumrd de Pryor Edd Murray Oglethorpe W. J. Joiner Geo. DeLoach Ig Mississippi Ima F. A. Wilson Americus L. Harvey Cricus

Ellaville Club Elects Lucy Baldwin President

Ellaville news notes a club meeting with Lucy Baldwin elected press to replace Mrs E R Jordan. Attendees include Miss Mary Strange and Miss Foy Mott visiting from Americus. Visitors Sadie Wellens from Perry and H C Perry of Shady Dale are mentioned amid district conference in Ellaville with 100 delegates expected.

Lucy Baldwin Press E. R. Jordan Mattle Hill Lila Mae Bryant Mary Strange Foy Mott Americus Thomas Mott Sadie Wellens Perry Misa A. J. Walters Macon Atlanta H. C. Perry Shady Dale Ellaville L'L Tondee

Appendix surgery earns fortune for Portland citizen

A dialogue from the Portland Telegram notes Dr Jones's success after removing the appendix of the wealthiest citizen. The patient recovered well and reportedly received an automobile as a result of the operation, illustrating a humorous take on medical fortune.

Why do you invite heart palpitations by running for a subway train

A Louisville Courier Journal piece quotes a humorous exchange about riding a subway train to reach an old stop. The joking answer suggests there won’t be another train for thirty weeks.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Andersonville Gossips On Visits And Local Plans

A lively Andersonville report lists visitors at Cemetery and Prison Park, picnic groups from Oglethorpe, and local residents like the Easterlins and Feagins. Mentions melons and peaches shipments, illness recovery, and travel to Ellaville and Ellaville area events. The piece ends noting Georgia is likely to vote aye on a federal income tax amendment, a Democratic stance.

Georgia

Another Policy Carried Out Amid Warship Redeployments

The Indianapolis News item notes a policy action carried out by authorities, with reference to marines returning to warships under prior conditions. The fragment mentions policy deployment and naval reallocation affecting personnel and ship status amid ongoing tensions.

Indiaapolis News

Americus Automobile Company Planned for City

Capital application filed in the Superior Court seeks a charter for Americus Automobile Company consolidating two local auto firms. Petitioners John Shefield Frank Shefield Walter Rylander D K Brinson and Arthur Rylander seek initial capital of 5000 raiseable to 50000 to buy and sell automobiles repair run garages hire and rent cars and handle related activities with Maxwell Buick and Studebaker EB machines. Walter Rylander named active manager. existing Rylander Brinson garage leased for five years for modernization.

Americus Automobile Company Messrs John Shefield Frank Sheffield Walter Rylander D. K. Brinson Arthur Rylander Maxwell Buick Studebaker Rylander & Brinson

McLendon Seeks Replacement as Railroad Commissioner

Atlanta July 7 The job of railroad commissioner, held by G. McLendon, could open after his suspension by Gov. Smith. The Legislature must act to remove him, leaving a vacancy that Gov. Brown would fill by appointment until the next election. Several applicants from across Georgia seek the post as interest grows in the future of rail oversight.

Atlanta G. McLendon Guv. Smith MeLendon General Assembly McLendon Gov. Brown

Economies In Wheat Washington Herald Style Dialogue

A brief Washington Herald style exchange questions price changes in wheat notes a shift in value. The speaker uses a colloquial metaphor about doughnuts to illustrate costs and benefits, questioning expectations and urging patience amid market fluctuations.

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