Germans Agree To Coal Terms In Allied Demand
SPA July 15. The Germans have agreed to deliver two million tons of coal monthly to allied terms with three new conditions announced by Gus Harris two years old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Harris. He has been moved from hospital to home after tonsil and adenoids removal. J F Souter a Preston attorney is in Americus today.
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Gus Harris
Albert Harris
Harrold Avenue
J. F. Souter
Preston
Americus
Jessie
Mrs. McDonald
Sumter
E. Connally
Grdans
Margaret Hooks
Atlanta
B. L. Crow
Abbeville
Fannie Clark
H. D. Horton
R. B. Godwin
Olin Johnson
Ideson
Charlotte
Mr. Horton
Society Picnic for Telephone Employees at Myrtle
A large Myrtle summer picnic hosted by Southern Bell Telephone Co. drew employees and guests after a 5 pm car assembly ride. The event featured swimming, a long table spread, and dancing with music by party members. Attendees from the department included Christine Argo, Paul Westbrook, Mabel Calloway, Alma Perry, Jene Martin, Edna Nowell, Louise Dillard, Mary B, Willie Durums, W. Cordell, KK. S. Byerly, C. Thompson, H. Out, plus visitors Jessie Woods, Ethel, R. F. Stubbs, Claude Harrold of Lumpkin and Richland guests.
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Myrtle
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Christine Argo
Paul Westbrook
Mabel Calloway
Alma Perry
Jene Martin
Edna Nowell
Louise Dillard
Mary B
Willie Durham
W. C. Cordell
KK. S. Byerly
R. H. . C. Thompson
Jessie Woods
Ethelis
R. F. Stubbs
Claude Harrold
Lumpkin
Richland
Morgan Sells Meat Market in Forsyth Street Deal
Announcement by L A Morgan states he sold his Forsyth street meat market to G W Barrow and Wy ett. Mr Pickett will run the business. he has prior ties to market work and local shops. Morgan plans slower pace, focusing on other properties, with a winter Florida place but Americus home.
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L. A. Morgan
Forsyth T
G. W. Barrow
Wyett
Mr. Pickett
Schroeder
John Shiver
Barrow
Morgan
Florida
Americus
Mrs Gatewood Hosts Bridge Club Get Together
Mrs Furlow Gatewood entertained Wednesday afternoon for the members of her bridge club at her Lee street home. Summer flowers, shasta daisies, Japanese sunflowers and sweetpeas decorated the tables. Bridge for two groups. top score won a rose colored vase. Attendees included Mrs Carr Glover Mrs E J Eldridge Mrs Walter Rylander Miss Kathleen Denham Mrs K Brinson Mrs Walter Brown G C Webb Miss Annie Ivey with help from Harold Ahearn and Mrs Dudley Gatewood Jr. barbecue dinner at Glessner Street Grounds Wednesday noon drew a large turnouts as part of the club’s biweekly events hosted during barbecue season.
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Carr Glover
E. J. Eldridge
Walter Bylander
Kathleen Denham
K. Brinson
Walter Brown
G. C. Webb
Annie Ivey
Harold Ahearn
Dudley Gatewood, Jr
Louisville guest arrival for Mrs Cunningham continues visit
Mrs Cunningham of Louisville Kentucky will arrive tomorrow to be a guest of Mrs Clarence Niles at her home, continuing social engagements during the current term.
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Mrs. Cunningham
Louisville, Ky
Clarence Niles
New Briets Electroliers and Hat Sales At Bell Jeweler
Local notices report Briets new line of Electroliers arriving at Bell the Jeweler and half price on dark hats plus sport hats. Ellinor Tillman listed at 13-6. Also a rear wall removal underway at the warehouse behind the Commercial City Bank by Ben C. Hogue to allow remodeling and cotton storage, with a new roof and reinforced pillars to be added. Bragg's Market will stay open Thursday afternoons. Several locals including Roscoe Mathews Claude Johnson John Williams J. S. Mathews and sports fans joined Americas team in Cordele.
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Ellinor Tillman
Commercial City Bank
Ben C. Hogue
J. P. Chapman
Forrest Street
Hogue
Jeff Taylor Read in Buena Vista Over Americus Visit
Jeff Taylor of Buena Vista is observed reading a day or two in Americus, marking a casual local visit with no stated purpose other than enjoying time away from home.
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Jeff Taylor
Buena Vista
Americus
Sumter Melons Shipped In Two Carloads From Plains
Two carloads of Sumter county watermelons shipped from Plains contained 1800 melons averaging 38 pounds each with some as heavy as 58 pounds. County farm demonstration agent George O Marshall observed the shipment before loading. Melons raised by Reese Smith near Grain were among the finest he has seen.
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Sumter County
Plains
George O. Marshall
Reese Smith
Aing
Western Union Reopens Direct Money Transfer to Belgium
Western Union Telegraph Company announces a direct money transfer service to Belgium resumes July 15. The system converts dollars to Belgian francs at New York rates, offering faster, safer remittance versus Post Office money orders. A $200 transfer costs about 205.10 dollars via cable, versus 458.09 dollars by post, with significant time savings and convenience for Americans sending funds to Belgium.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Belgium
Great Britain
Telegraph Company
New York
Western Union
Post Office
Post Office Department
Post ‘Office
Melon Shipment From Smith Praised For Quality
Marshall reported a shipment of Excel variety melons in pristine condition, evenly colored and well cared for in transit. The two cars were sent to a Cincinnati commission merchant. Mr. Smith noted no dwarfs in the crop and all melons tested yesterday were excellent with deep red meat and thin rinds. He also produced a large quantity of melons this season.
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Marshall
Smith
Cincinnati
Mr. Smith
Unclear fragment on season disposal at Amelie market
Fragment mentions disposal at Amelie market and intent to offload many more before the season ends, implying ongoing selling activity without clear names, dates, or broader context.
Fifty Irishmen Raid Dublin Post Office
Fifty men raided the general post office in Dublin this morning and carried off all letters diverted to Tobia. Secrets indicate the raid was arranged by the Irish administration, with Miss Mary Rose Brown noted as a relative of Miss Anna Rosa Wright at a private Jackson home.
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Dublin
Tobia
Thander
Irish Administration
Mary Rose Brown
Anna Rosa Wright
Jackson
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G. M. Bragg
Bragg
Roscoe Mathews
Smithville
Claude Johnson
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Americas
Cordele
Americus Drug Co
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Albany
J. W. Cole
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T. W. Edwards
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Hendersonville
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Charlie Winn Johnson
Macon
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Prompt Service Taxi CO
Lee Street Market
H. Allen Metal Worker
Axzte
Lee St
Phose
Sumter Melons
Western Union Cables Money
J. A.davenport
Americus, Ga
P.O. Bos
Exclusive County
Turner Electric Company
Windsor Ave
Allison
Amelie Market
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Fred Palmer
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George E. Econonou
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