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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1920

Page

2

Lockett Named Republican Candidate for Congress

GENE LOCKETT FOR CONGRESS appears as the chosen Republican candidate for this district at the district convention held April 3 in Marshallville Sumter county and J J Gordy of Richland named elector. A vigorous campaign is planned and district chairman E J Richardson will attend the notification at Senator Harding's home in Marion Ohio. George H. Janney and daughter from Montgomery are registered at the Windsor.

Marshallville A. E. Lockett Sumter County J. J. Gordy Richland E. J. Richardson Senator Harding Marion

Rats Threaten Grain and Poultry, RAT-SNAP Ad Warns

An advertisement warns of rats destroying grain, chickens, and eggs and promotes RAT-SNAP to kill them and control odors. The product, offered in cake form, is sold by Nathan Murray, Devggist, Sheffield Hardware Co., and Sparks Grocery Co. in Americus with a money back guarantee.

Nathan Murray Devggist Sheffield Hardware Co Sparks Grocery Co Americus Senafearad Busteciaty Ag Hales & Edwards CO Chicago

Revival services end with nineteen added at Mt Zion

Leslie July 22 Rev C T Clark pastor Mt Zion Methodist church held revival services ending Sunday evening with nineteen added to the membership Rev Harry Allen of Macon assisted Clark in the meeting Others traveled from Cordele DeSoto Little Rock and Columbia for visits and social events including barbecues and house parties. several residents and visitors were noted for travel to Atlanta Concord and Jackson for church and family engagements

R. L. Matthews Harriet and Clark Little Rock Ark C. T. Clark E. P. Anderson Lesslie Theo Pool Cordele G. Pool Mary Ella Laramore Addie Laramore Leesburg H. A. Denise G. W. Morris St. Clair G. M. Pool John Ferguson Beatrice Persley Mary Carter Talmadge Bolick Sarah Columbia S. C M. F. Carter G.M Louise Florrie Atlanta Ethel Cocke DeSoto Cora Cocke Z. G. Wyatt Little Son Philadelphia Omar Gars Jackson

Baby Ease Laxative Promoted for Infants and Children

An advertisement extols Baby Ease as a safe non-irritating laxative for infants and children. It warns against strong drugs and repeats that senna is preferred in England and combined with carminatives to ease constipation diarrhea sour stomach gas and teething discomfort. If no improvement after a few doses seek a physician.

Seemnet England Ady

Georgia Confidence From Cox Letter to Atlanta Group

Governor Cox writes to Walter P. Andrews of Atlanta’s Young Men's Democratic League expressing confidence Georgia will support the Democratic victory. He says he will present the invitation to the national committee and that their time is at the committee’s disposal. A Kimball melon cutting by Charles J. Haden promotes Democratic fellowship and informal Cox Roosevelt campaign discussion with no subscriptions.

Atlanta James M. Cox Ohio Walter P. Andrews Young Men’s Democratic League of Georgia Cox Franklin Roosevelt Mr. Andrews National Committee Charles J. Haden Woodrow Wilson Club Kimball Roosevelt

Local social notes and family visits in town

A jumble of names and journeys shows residents visiting relatives and hosting guests. Miss Ramel Green travels to Rochelle to visit sister Mrs George Reid Doster. Mr and Mrs J M Somerford entertain guests from Atlanta and New Orleans. Extended visits include Clark Matthews to Ft Valley with uncle, and families from Dublin Coleman Waycross Evergreen and Florida making brief stays or day trips.

Kenneth Hines Ramel Green Rochelle George Reid Doster J. M. Somerford Marshburn Atlanta Daniel Ivy New Orleans Nannie Lee Dita Sanders Frank Sanders Bronwood John Kennedy I. A. Perry Clark Matthews R. BE. Baddy Dublin Pryor K. H. Hines Dackser Lois McGarrah Florida IP. H., Hines, Jr

Battlefield Like Europe Noted in Rural Town Ad

One morning in a small Pennsylvania town a hotel guest recalls hiring a rig at a stable and seeing a vile of dead rats killed with RAT-SNAP the night before. Ad promotes three sizes of RAT-SNAP at 25c 650c and $1.00 and is sold and guaranteed by Nathan Murray Sheffield Hardware Co and Sparks Grocery Co.

Europe C. Dunster Pennsylvania Nathan Murray Sheffield Hardware Co Sparks Grocery Co

Local Social Roundup Dothan Visitors Attend At Area Homes

Miss Bernice Dozier of Dothan guest of cousin Mrs. M. GC Veal in town. Numerous visitors including Mrs. Malissa Parker, Mrs. W. O O Bray, Master Hugh and Miss Louise Bray call on Mrs. R. P. Parker. Eddie Lou Parker visits Miss Della Parker. Z. T. Pace from Leslie visits the G rant household. A river fish fry draws many locals. Bernice Dozier spends a week with Ethel Parker near Andersonville. Veal and Cortez Veal visit B. J. Lane. Parker and Ledger households host Sunday and Monday gatherings.

Bernice Dozier Dothan Ala M. GC. Veal Malissa Parker W. O O'Bray Hugh Louise Bray R. P. Parker Eddie Lou Parker Della Parker M. C. Veal Bessie Veal Cortez Veal E. W.parker Z. T. Pace Leslie C. W. Grant S. S. Ledger Z. A. Bailey Americas Ands. M. C. Veal

How I Cleared the Mill of Rats

Night watchman recounts using RAT-SNAP to exterminate rats in six weeks. He claims the product killed or scared away the pests and notes purchase details and a local seller.

Local Social Notes From Concord Area Visits This Week

Janie Ledger visited Mr and Mrs A J. Alice and Mary McNeal were guests of Miss Ruby Autry near Concord this week. A D Autry hosted Mr and Mrs L lorcer Grady Kitchens of the Cut Off. Grady Kitchens visited friends on Saturday night. H J Morris and Mrs Es M Passer spent Monday at Mc Math's. R Parker and Miss Eddie Lou Parker visited Mrs W A Parker on Tuesday morning. C N Bailey Della Giles Borie Bailey and Eva Hill spent Monday afternoon with Miss Della.

Janie Ledger A. J Alice Mary McNeal Ruby Autry Concord A. D. Autry L. Lorcer Grady H. J. Morris M. Passer McMath Parker

RAT-SNAP ad promises control for camping rats

A testimonial cites Ray White and his wife using RAT-SNAP to clear rats during a summer camping trip. They describe buying RAT-SNAP in three sizes from Murray, Druggist, Sheffield Hardware Co., Sparks Grocery Co. in Americus and claim success with large rats.

Unclear OCR Health Ad Promotes Iron Supplement

Fragmented ad style text urges iron and nerve health with dubious claims. Readers see disjointed phrases about blood, nerves, and “Get a bottle today” but no clear product name or verified details.

World oil consumption at 70 million tons yearly

The global annual consumption of oil and related products is about 70.3 million tons, with the United States accounting for roughly 40 million tons. This illustrates the heavy U S demand contributing the major share of worldwide oil use.

World United States Ues

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Gene Lockett Congress O. P Sumter Man George H. Janney Montgomery C. P. Davis Ieee Peepee Raver National. of Holland Liberty Bonds Allison Allison Building GEO. D.mashburn Hawkinsville Hale M. B. Council Lodge Harvey Mathis W. Net LeMaster Americus Lodge No L. McDaniel L. Hammond Wells Royal Arch ,Masons R. Sta Americus Camp W. O. W. Hall J. Clarke C. C. Nat LeMaster Sumter Lodge C. F Cornat Forth Windsor Bret Raters Gordon E. Bi Castleberry Bee's DeMolay Commandery Knights Templar W. FP. Smith Frank J. Payne Haisok J. Tucker R. I Sparks Grocery Ray White ZIRON Thedford’s Palm Beach Ae Kloth RJ. Reynolds Tobacco CO Winston-Salem, N.C
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