Americus Georgia A Growing Healthful City Prospered by Farms and Trade
Americus boasts a warm temperate climate and fertile soil fueling robust agriculture and diversified industry. The article praises a healthy population, extensive real estate growth, a strong hospital and fire protection, three churches, a growing business district, and rail links to Savannah and Macon, highlighting a thriving climate for enterprise and settlement.
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Ve City
Pblte
Te City
Sania
Americus
Florita
Savanna
Jones
Aml
Ronth
Wea
Astro
Hove
Hmericus
Pope
Parlor Grocery Promotes Fresh Cheese and Groceries
The Parlor Grocery reports a new crop cheese selection and a thriving trade. E. D. Anstey promotes fresh groceries, candies, and a display of Jersey and creamery butter.
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E. D. Anstey
Jersey
Anstey, the Grocer
Parlor Suits and Baby Carriages Sell at Unmatched Prices
New styles and shades shown in stock with strong handsome merchandise and cheap prices. A wide stock to fit any pocketbook or baby. Hand-ons and put-away-ins available. Large racks and wardrobes on display. Unmatched variety and low prices promise value.
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Dea
Americas
Hiall
More About Heideman The Case Postponed
The case on Heideman’s drowning is delayed as investigators reveal new clues and defense strategies. Florida officials release documents that cast doubt on the prosecution’s narrative and suggest possible motives linked to personal relationships.
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Heideman
Foreclosure hearing and missing Heidemann case details
The article recounts a foreclosure hearing on a Georgia railroad mortgage and threads in a sensational local saga about Heidemann, a drowned man tale in Fernandina Beach. It describes police findings, a letter, and a forged tale aimed at deceiving Heidemann’s wife, plus court schedules and civic notices.
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Americas
Heidemann
Myer Neldemann
Fernandina Beach
Heldemano
Beiog
Florida House
Mr. Heldemann
A. Harmon
Meidemann
Heldewann
New
Orleans
Diverse 19th Century News Items From Americus
A crowded miscellany reports political debates on bi metalism and U S presidential trips. It notes appointments in Texas railroading, a Supreme Court justice buying property, marriages of workers in Denison, red snapper shipments to Chicago, and a Henry Clay statue being moved in New Orleans. Also covered are University of Virginia granting a diploma to a woman, President Cleveland’s fishing trip, a Virginia agriculture commission, Rome Georgia tourism plans, bonds for railroad officials, a freed inmate, local city council actions, and a Laslie picnic in Americus with music and dancing.
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David J. Hillputalt
Mra
Charles Field
Texan Central
Shate
Supreme Court of the United States
Electoral Commission
Tildee
Hayes
Justion Sam Lumpkin
Supreme Court
W. W. Lumpkin
Mile Ledgeville
Milledgeville and Asylum
Denison
Terai
Karly
Parker
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Mobile
Chicago
Henry Clay
Canal Street
New Orleans
University of Virginia
Caroline Preston Davis
Cleveland
Fiahlog Excursion At 1 A. m, Yestoring
Tion
Fiemteg
G. daBignon
Cole Verana
Savannanoah
Florida and Western Railroad
Cobonel Thos. Whitehead
Awmarovs
Cutts
Aldermes McGarrah
Miller
Burt
Bivies
Mathews
Malock
Williams
Finance Committee
Meaays
Lockett
Elam
W. L. Thomas
Albermay Bivins
Americus
Pat Io
Patten
Bute
G. W. Cannon
Well
Ike Terry
Heary Argo
Shaffield & Co
Schumpart & Lawle
M. Eldridge
Revere Rubber Co
Forrest Street
Stevens’ Sona
Sower
A. J. Hamil
Telephone
Central R. R
F. G. Olver
Consell H
Davis
Treasury
Model Engine Demonstrated by Engineer Hinkle
Mr. Eugene Hinkle exhibited a pocket size model vehicle engine of about one quarter horsepower, a perfect mechanism that fits in a handbag. The tiny machine operates smoothly and Mr. Hinkle, a practical engineer and architect, shows bright prospects ahead in his chosen field.
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Eugene Hinkle
Hinkle
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Bavannah
Americua
Montgomery
Macon
Anderonvalle Ptiwon
Thomasville
Frason
Virgina
Tennessee Weiter
LeConte Pear
Chile
Rew County Court House
Vielhe Wintane Hotel
Trench
Ravannah
Atlanta
Tenny Elty
Borgia
Bumier County
Sumter Co
CA. Loan and Trust CO
Americus, Tin
Souther
Ius
Sumter County
Ibles
Ansley
Vorsla
E. D. Ansley
E. D. Anstey's
Ansley's
Loving & Hightower
Geo. D. Wheatley
Lamar St
Cotton Ave
Mercury
Andy Fletcher
South
Americus, Georgia
Florida
G. §, & Railroad Ie
Council
Crawford Wheatley
Council Chamber
William O'Brien
Emerald Isle
America
Congo
Charlotte Myers
Colonel O'Brien
Bastile
Gainesville
Ttn
North
Georgia
Smith
Oconee Elrourt
Bartlett
Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
Wilmer and Venable
Baltimore
Dessau and Hodges
Hammond
Colorado
Kibbee
Anderson
Thie Herald
Atong
Donnan
Crisp
Hom
Charles ¥. Crisp
National House of Repentatives
Washington
Tammany
New York
Judge Chap
Judge Crisp
Congress
B.D. Ansley
Parches
Thomenville
Albany
R. Monson
Bethel Baptist Church
U.S
Armatrong
Home
J. P. Longley
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs
Longley
Rome
Ita
Queen Victoria
Prinen
Tal Paateal Saipan
Paul Tramam
Col. L. N. ‘Trammell
Railroad Commission
W.T. Trammell
Grillo
Bie Nocle
George Morris
Birmingham
D.C. Bryant
Dalton
8. B. Scott
Avanta
Jamies
Andy Wietcher
Sumer County
Fletcher
Slappey
L. J. Blalock
Wretcher
James Russell
Henry Jones
Hig Care
A. O. Spoor
Cooper Dorman
Barney Parker
Dorman
Fort & Watson
J. A. Ansley
B.C. Speer
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