Gov Cox Replies To Sen Smith Message from Atlanta July 15
Gov James M Cox of Ohio replies to United States Senator Hoke Smith with thanks for his telegram of congratulations. The letter describes travel to Russia, experiences with Bolshevik rats in lodging, and reflections on Soviet hotels and comfort levels.
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Gov. Cox
Sen. Smith
Atlanta
U. S
Hoke Smith
James M. Cox
Ohio
Russia
Paler
Pskov
How Russians Fight for Food
A compact report observes how people in Russia struggle to secure basic sustenance amid shortages. It documents household methods, street-level trade, and the social strains shaping daily decisions.
Cox Smiles Over 30 Party Choice in Ohio July
Columbus July 15 Pressures from Governor Coxs friends push him toward chairmanship of the Democratic national committee and active campaign leadership. Cox refrains from commenting on the third party move while labor leaders hail his friendship, noting his labor record and two major accomplishments. A separate labor review praises the Democratic platform as closer to labor goals than the Republican plank.
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Columbus
Coxon E. H. Moore
Democratic National Committee
Cox
Ohio
James M. Fox
William Green
United Mine Work Era
Green
Mr. Green
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wits Tie Seport
Montreal
Republican Party
Labor
United States
Labor of America
Right Dresses at Half Price at Standard Market
The Standard Market offers right dresses from a large manufacturer at half price. Silks in black navy and other colors, normally retailing from $25 to $80, are discounted to $15 for a chosen lot. Seconds may have dated marks but offer low prices. White mercerized colored tops sizes 6 to 9 priced at 60 cents. Colored socks in black white and pink sizes 6 to 9.5.
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Taffeta and
Messaline
Rand
Igborgettes Grow S More Popular In Market
The piece notes Igborgettes as a trendy cool fabric described as the best look and feel, offered at half price. It mentions a 40 inch width in black, white and colors, with original prices ranging 3.00 to 8.25 per yard, now reduced to 1.65. English Nainsook is highlighted as smooth and cool with hemstitched and embroidered fronts priced at 2.25 and 2.50.
Genuine Otis Underwear for Men Listing Ad
A period styled advertisement describes Genuine Otis underwear for men featuring Union Suits made of fine lisle thread in snow white with half sleeves and ankle length for cool and comfortable wear.
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OTIS
Men's Fine Madras and Percale Shirts at $1.98
Readable in text: promotion for E and W shirts in Madras and Percale, with or without pockets, offered at $1.98. Includes mention of Palm Olive soap and pricing notes, though OCR garbled. Summary captures main clothing item and price with product names where readable.
White Births Exceed Deaths in America City Census
Vital statistics for the six months ending June 30 1920 show whites in Americas city outpacing negro births by 27 from a total of 45 births. 39 whites and 9 negroes. Deaths totaled 106 with 34 whites and 72 negroes. Whites show higher birth rates and lower death rates, with twins counted for both races. Georgia’s early 1920 report notes 242 twin births statewide, and one set of quadruplets in 1918.
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E. J.eldridge
Americus
Mr. Eldridge
Georgia
Georgia State Board of Health
United States
Federal Bureau of Vital Statistics
Vermont governor commended for resisting special session call
Atlanta July 16 report that a House debate centers on Representative Jackson of Jones County urging commendation of Vermont's governor for refusing to call a special session of the legislature to ratify the fifteenth amendment. The resolution accuses both major parties of using the Susan B Anthony amendment as a political football to corral women voters.
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Atlanta
House of Representatives
Jackson
Jones County
Vermont
Rebels attack Neuvo Laredo garrison defense reported
Mexican forces at the border hall near Anton Texas repelled a rebel assault on Neuvo Laredo early today. Information available gives no details of the fighting. The garrison defended the town against the attacking force with unspecified outcomes.
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Border Hall
Nea Anton
Texas
Gage
Neuvo Laredo
Acco
Mass Meeting Set for Tonight on School Tax Issue
The Chamber of Commerce invites the public to a 7:30 PM mass meeting at the courthouse to discuss the school tax problem. The circular calls it the most important city issue and aims to discuss relieving the serious situation facing Amercus public schools.
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Chamber of Commerce
Court House
Amercus
Playground Taken Under Rotary's Wing
The Americas Rotary Club voted to aid the Americas playground and community center project, aiming to complete the playground begun under Ralston Cargill and his boys work committee. A committee was formed to explore financing a swimming pool, with next meeting set to review recommendations. Ladies night is planned for July 22 with entertainment arranged by J. E. Hightower and others.
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Rotary Club Today
Americas
Ralston Cargill
Kes
Hightower
Frank Sheffield
Arles Culpepper
R. E. Allison
Americas Rotarians
J. E. Hightower
Rotaryub
J. E. Mathis
L. F.grubbs
W. C. Cage
Katherine Smith
Pete
Bers
Xinooma
Tuscphon
Leslie Trims Sasser Clark Strikes Out
Leslie defeats Sasser 7 to 2 in a well played game with Clark yielding three hits and 11 strikeouts for Leslie. Bass homered with two on, Leal added a safe hit, and the Sasser squad plans rematch Friday at 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time as schedules fill for the coming week.
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Leslie
Sasser
Clark
Alli
Bass
Eyade
Markets report from Moultrie and Montgomery livestock
July markets show hogs 110 to 165 pounds trading around 10 to 15 cents per pound with flats and docked weights noted. Cattle in Montgomery and Moultrie feature fat steers above 1000 pounds at 10 to 11 cents, 800 to 1000 pounds near 8 to 9 cents, and cows 6 to 7 cents with veal and cutters listed. eggs priced at 30 to 32 cents per dozen depending on case type.
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Moultrie Livestock Moultrie
B. Moultrie
Montgomery
Rock Union
Emergent action on Ellinor Tillman noted in report
A brief column reports emergent action involving Ellinor Tillman. It mentions a visitor, W. T. Anderson of Leslo, noted as a well known guest in the area. The item ends by inviting readers to see the window for free goods at Americus Drug Co.
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Hawkins Cabinet Shop
West Church
South Carolina
Church Street
W. T. Anderson
Leslo
Americus Drug Co
Lands and houses advertised for sale in Plains Georgia
Real estate and farm land ads list properties on Leo Street Felder Street Americas and Americus near Plains. Highlights include 700 acres timbered land with oats yield, 200 acres near a public road, 270 acres near a graded school, 800 acres with timber and stock facilities, plus 492 acres under wire fence with mules and farm equipment. Prices per acre range from 16 to 60 dollars, with terms described as favorable. The listing emphasizes best lands and invites buyers or sellers to contact Owner Plains R3.
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Americas
Americus
Plains
Lost Ads Bring Results For Two
A Times Recorder notice recounts two lost item recoveries. J G Feagin had a stick pin returned by a neighbor after an ad appeared. a young negro girl found it on Church Street and held it until seeing the notice. R C Moran had a cuff button returned by mail when the finder saw his lost ad.
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Times
Corer
J. G. Feagin
Church Street
Cobb
Play Program For Boys and Girls Friday
A Friday afternoon program from 4 to 6 at the playground invites all boys and girls to join. A committee on arrangements has been appointed to prepare many new games and stunts for a lively happy afternoon for everybody.
Sumter County Georgia Admin Notice for Zerephine Daniel
W T Lane applies for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Zerephine Daniel in Sumter County Georgia. This citation directs all interested parties to appear and show cause if any why letters should not be granted.
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Georgia
Sumter County
W. T. Lane
Zerephine Daniel
Creditors and Next of Kin Called to Show Cause
In the Josephine Daniel estate creditors and next of kin are ordered to appear in the office within the legal time to show cause why permanent administration should not be granted to W. T. Lane. The document bears the date July 6, 1920, and is signed by A. Cobb, Ordinary.
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Josephine Daniel
W. T. Lane
Cobb
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Ellinor Tillman
Prince Street
Leo Street
Felder St
Forrest Street
Old Jersey
L. A. Morgan
Atlantic Ice & Coal Corp
Nathan’ Murray Drug Co
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J. C. Smith
W. L. English
Planters Bank Bldg
C. R. Carswell
Care Times-Recorder
J. E. Oole
GEO. D.mashburn
Hawkinsville, Ga
Mzard
Williams-Niles CO
Thos. S. Bell
Americus and
Albany, Georgia
Alliance Coffea For You
Griffin Coffee Co., Inc
New York
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