Legal Ad No 861 in Sumter County Georgia
Mrs Ollie Davis widow of R F E Davis of Sumter County has applied for twelve month support from the estate of R F E Davis. Appraisers have filed returns and the court requires all concerned to show cause before the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in August 1925 why the application should not be granted. July 1 1925 John A Cobb Ordinary.
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Georgia
Sumter County
Ollie Davis
R. F E. Davis
R. &. Davis
Court of Ordinary
Said County
John A. Cobb
Lovelace Eve Editors and Publisher Entered Second Class
The Times-Recorder notes Lovelace Eve editors and publisher placed second class matter at Americus Georgia post office. This notice asserts exclusive rights to republication of all news dispatches credited or not and reserves rights for special dispatches.
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Americus
Georgia
Congress
Associated Press
Thoughtful Visage Revered Verse from Revelations
A concise biblical verse notes that the overcomer will be made a pillar in God's temple, citing Revelation 3:12. The line emphasizes steadfast faith and divine reward, reflecting themes of perseverance and spiritual fortitude.
Joe Jackson Leads Team to Thomasville Amid Crowds
Editorial notes Joe Jackson and his group arrive in Thomasville this week drawing large crowds. The Thomasville Enterprise calls him not the greatest ball player but a crowd drawer, with Harrold predicting several more hometown appearances. The piece also touches on Lady Astor's quip about Lords and liquor, condemning fortunes built on drink and hinting at retribution.
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Joe Jackson
Thomasville
Joe
Shore
Lady Astor
New York Times
Human Nature At Its Worse and The Appreciation League
A columnist argues against excessive complaints about clerks and porters. Many people vent when dissatisfied, harming workers and families. The piece urges fair reporting, humane treatment, and joining the Appreciation League to celebrate good service and spread sunshine.
Fragmentary text hints at a historical quotation or speech
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Self Evident View On Income Tax Levies
Treasury Secretary Mellon supports a fair income tax with proper rates to fund government while avoiding high rates that hinder business and invite avoidance. He calls for a simple law that closes escape routes and resists heavy provisions. He notes current tax law has defects and says taxable investments should yield about 8 percent.
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Federal Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Americus Glows with Tax Talk and Panama Visitors
Ten years ago today in Americus the Times-Dispatch notes tax policy debates as investors weigh tax exempt securities against taxable options. The record highlights a large Panama Exposition party from Americus and social events in Colorado Springs and Denver, plus local figures like Miss Virginia Hand and Miss Frances Broyles.
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Americus
Frank Lanier
Hollis Lanier
Charles Lanier
Frank Sheffield
Frank Sheffield, Jr
Mary B. Clay
Frank Harrold, Jr
John T .Taylor
Mattie Sue Taylor
John Taylor
Edith Hightower
Carl S. Glover
Henry Clay
Colorado Springs
Denver
B. D. Sheffield
Alburquerque
N. M
Elizabeth Ed
Gold Standard Money and the Political Thrift of Nations
The piece argues that restoring gold standard money stabilizes economies and reclaims the middle class in Germany and France, enabling professionals and savers to prosper again while questioning politicians who fear voters when currency reform is proposed. It notes municipal power, ownership debates, and public distrust of leaders.
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England
Germany
France
Acy
Witness system questioned in Shepherd case
The prosecutor urged calling Dr Far man as witness for the court rather than for the prosecution arguing the judge should represent the broader public interest. This raises questions why the system treats witnesses differently and not with more quotable wit.
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Farman
Mayor’s Claim Forces City Power Contract Debate
San Francisco officials argue a proposed business contract to dispose of the city’s electric power system is the best option, while critics urge careful consideration of its implications. The discourse frames voters as guided by sentiment over analysis.
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San Francisco
Hay Busji
Picnic and wedding notes from Americus of 1895
From The Times Recorder July 10 1895 Americus locals prepare for the Himatington picnic on the 12th and report a Gretna Green style marriage misfire. A rumored G wedding may occur this week as Hamit Block hardware firm H J Fite and Co moves in and W M Tullis the grocer takes the vacated space. Mr Shelby Myrick and Albert Mathis of Thomaston visit St Simons for leisure while crowds and bustling commerce mark the day with large produce shipments and above average business in Americus.
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Times-Recorder
Himatington
Americus
Hamit
H. J. Fite
In Pipe a Friend of Mine Speaks to a Pipe
A playful verse personifies a pipe as a loyal companion, praising its comfort and usefulness. The speaker imagines smoking rituals, touching on anticipation, enjoyment, and relief provided by the pipe during tired or stressed times. The tone is intimate and humorous.
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Old Pipe
Col. John Coolidge Portrait Taken Before Operation
A recent image shows Colonel John Coolidge father of the president, captured at his Plymouth Virginia home shortly before he underwent surgery.
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John Coolidge
Plymouth
Knox College Professor Ignited Scopes Trial Fire
Prof George W Hunter of Knox College Galesburg Illinois authored Civic Biology, a book that sparked the Scopes Maynes trial in Payton Tennessee for teaching evolution. He will not attend the trial.
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George W. Hunter
Knox College
Galesburg
Iil
John T. Scopes
Payton, Tenn
Witty Sayings on Worry and Illusions at the Beach
A compact collection of moral quips noting that worry harms. folly disrupts balance. and practical fixes like shock absorbers on glasses could aid at a bathing beach. The remarks mix humor with caution about idleness and reactive behavior.
Local Money Night Phones Daw Phones and Daw
A brief item notes five thousand dollars linked to a local money night with phone numbers 661 and 88 and Daw numbers 8 and 23. The fragmentary text hints at a fundraiser or lottery with telephonic participation. Further context is unavailable from the readable lines.
Model Woman and Wife Roles Shaped by Speed and Comfort
The passage contrasts expectations for women as the model girl defined by speed and charm and the model wife offered for comfort. Proverbial lines imply practical wisdom and the saying about timely actions references fishing and daily life.
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Fox Speed
Legal Ad No 862 Georgia Sumter Americus sale notice
Legal ad states property of M C Lord levied under a fi le from City Court of Americus to be sold at courthouse door Americus for cash on August 4 1925 comprising a parlor suit a mahogany Davenport table and a Wilton Velvet art square. Sheriff W P M Arthur signs. Also legal ad No 870 appraisers set aside year's support for Mary Kennedy widow and three minor children, return to be confirmed at August Term 1925 of Court of Ordinary if no objections.
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State OF Georgia
Sumter
Americus
Wilton
M. C. Lord
City Court of Americas
Gyles -Andrews Furniture Company
W. P. M’arthur
Georgia
Sumter County
Mary Kennedy
R. C. Kennedy
Said County
Court of Ordinary
John A. Cobb
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