Americus Scenes of Market News and A Wedding Tale
Local notes describe Americus markets with Elberta peaches and corn prices, upcoming local option election chatter, and a busy social scene. A prominent wedding, Lucia La mer Hawkins to Clarence Julian White, unfolds with family, friends, and home decorations as the couple depart for a bridal tour.
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Cunrch Street
Lucia Lamer Hawkins
Eugene Alston Hawkine
Clarence Julian White
Augusta
James R. McKierkes
Carl J. Schneider
William KE. Hawkins
J. ‘I. Killen
John Sheffield
Hawkins
White
Americus
Auguste
Americas
Mrs. White
East
Windsor
Wanted Good Milk Cow for J W Twitty
A notice seeks a good milk cow for J W Twitty. Applicants should apply or send details to the Times-Recorder office. The brief item emphasizes a practical livestock purchase and directions for contact.
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J. W. Twitty
Times-Recorder Office
State University Reopens With Three Departments Open
State University announces the fall session opens September 18 with Academic, Law and Agricultural divisions. No tuition for state residents except in the Law department. Agriculture expands to Short Winter, One Year and Full Courses. Dormitory and Denmark Hall dining offered, rates set.
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University of the ‘State
Denmark Hall
W. B. Hill
Plenty of Jobs at Present in Americas
The notice promises abundant work for willing hands in Americas. Jobs are described as steady and well paid, with long-lasting demand as new buildings rise. It urges immediate action, noting the work is not easy but suitable for those ready to go to work.
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Americus
Americas
Augst
DIRT TO FLY SOON ON SIGHT OF PLANT
Forty teams will be employed on work at the fertilizer plant site with sidetracks and grading to be completed in ten days. W Z Will lara of Macon won the grading contract as dirt breaking begins soon, with Montezuma crews and laborers to staff the project. Norman Pike serves as general superintendent on site.
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Macon
Williams
Montezuma
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
Central Railway
Americus
Norman Pike
A Fence That Fences Ellwood Steel Wire Fence Ad
A historic pitch extols the Ellwood Steel Wire Fence as a low cost, durable solution for farm, ranch, and plantation fencing. It claims long service from Atlantic to Pacific, weathering heavy strain with even tension and protection for crops and livestock.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Plumber Aaron Kennedy Falls From Window at Barlow Block
Aaron Kennedy, a plasterer, plunged from a second floor window at the Barlow Block yesterday. He was found unconscious on the ground at 6 PM and died within minutes. No witness saw the fall.
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Aaron Kennedy
Barlow
Kennedy
Petition Filed for Local Option Election in Sumter
Judge T M Allen of the court of ordinary published a call for a Sumter local option election today. The petition lists 755 names, 400 over the required ten percent of qualified voters. Election set for August 21.
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Sumter
Court of Ordinary
T. M. Allen
Notice of Election in Sumter County Georgia
Notice by Thomas M. Allen Ordinary of Sumter County ordering an election August first to decide if spirituous liquors shall be sold within the county. The election is to be held at designated polling places for members of the General Assembly under section 1568 of the Georgia code.
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Georgia
Sumtter Country
Ipon
Sald
Sumter
General Assembly
Thomas M. Allen
Salt
Shy General Assembly
Sait
Sata
Very Grave Aspects of Chicago Strike Report
Chicago reports a grave strike crisis as freight handlers and teamsters threaten to disrupt shipments. Police hold 800 reserves as wholesalers plan to move perishable freight. talks fail to ease tensions. Brick makers warn 10,000 to 20,000 workers could be out within a week if freight blocks persist. In New York a detective is shot and killed during a suspected arrest, with three men detained.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Team Owners’ Association
South Water Street Commission
Ealers
Hanks
Brick Makers’ Union
South Water Street
New York
John Sheridan
Seventy-fifth Precinct
Long Island City
Sheridan
Michael Carrick
Charles Strange
Frank Donnite
Lightning wrecks in New York and New Jersey
A severe storm across New Jersey and parts of New York caused fires, shattered windows, and toppled structures. Lightning struck the Hanover bank building, a Tammany Hall flagpole, and Arlington Methodist church steeple, burning it to the roof. Newark and Musconetcong Valley reported extensive damage, while a fatal lightning strike occurred near New Village, Windstorm damages spanned Washington, Idaho, and Oregon areas as well.
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New York
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Hanover Bank
Pine
Nassau Streets
Tammany Hall
Fourteenth Street
New Jersey
Arlington Methodist Episcopal Church
Newark
Musconetcong Valley
Hall
William Hoffman
New Village
Tracey at his old tricks in Oregon convict escape
Tracey the Oregon convict doubles on his tracks near the Muckleshoot reservation and around Auburn as bloodhounds chase from Emmen claw toward Palmer Junction. A fatigued Tracey nears the ridge toward Seattle with guards thinly spread and the escape still active. Also, an 11 year old boy Robert Gray was found dead by hanging in Kentucky.
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Oregon
Auburn
Wash
Tracey
Muckleshoot
Henry O'Neill
Palmer Junction
Emmenclaw
Seattle
Suiciges
Paris
Robert Gray
Prominent Minister Receives Care From Dr Momley
A respected minister reports years of severe illness including adigeation and nervous strain. He credits Dr Momley's Lemoc Entir for effective relief and renewed strength. Notes by 0. DAVIS and 7. BE. Charoh Howth.
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Momley
Lemoc Entir
Acm
Davis
Charoh Howth
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Z. A. Littlejohn
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B. 8. Oliver
the Plains
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Louisiana
Walter Crane
J. W. Barfeld
Columbia
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Richland
Lionte H. Brown
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Gilbert DeWolf
Mexico
Annie McLaughlin
Furlow Street
Mr. L. L. McCloskey
Dugal McCloskey
Atlante
George W. Glover
Newark, N. J
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Meta Goldwire
Miss Watson
Sarah
Josephine Turpin
Chauncey and
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W. A. Dodeon
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Miss Hollis
Clifton Springs
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Ludie Orewa
Gueets
May Eva Mc-Afoe
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Elizabeth Eldridge
Moveley
G. M. Eldridge
Maryland
John W. Wheatley
Wheatley
L. C. Smith
Jersey City
A.littlejohn
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Master Wynn
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Maude Davi
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