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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1924
Page
3
England's Oil Princess is set to inherit a fortune after saving investors from stock swindles and other promoter schemes. The commission seeks expanded offices, currently cramped in a dark, unventilated corner of the secretary of state's offices, asserting its service warrants better quarters.
June 2 report notes Poincare holding French premiership for six months counters Millerand as stormy sessions unfold. Recriminations arise while leaders of major party contend with impatient followers. Debate centers on forming a more patient presidency amid calls for decisive action.
In a stormy Alaskan night Big Chris Larson and Captain Jim respond to a distress flare from a sinking vessel. The Remittance Man insists on joining the rescue, despite his drinking past, as they battle reefs and darkness toward the stranded ship with only a few rugged crew to aid.
Miss Lucile Tomlinson left Sunday for Vienna and joined a party bound for Memphis for the United Confederate Veterans reunion. She serves on the staff of Gen H W Fowell flag ensign of the Georgia division and will attract social attention during the visit. The party halted in Atlanta to view the Confederate monument at Stone Mountain before continuing by special train to the reunion city.
Harold Ahearn has been promoted to district supervisor for Equitable Life Insurance Company. He will base headquarters in Valdosta and supervise all South Georgia, including Americus where his friends celebrate the merited promotion. Mrs Ahearn and their baby are visiting Americus before joining him in Valdosta.
A compact note on how political platforms appear stable yet shift beneath the surface. It suggests that promises and positions can be slippery, changing with pressures, tactics, and public scrutiny. No explicit actors or events are named.
Honolulu unveils a surprisingly efficient phone system. Officials claim the setup speeds calls and reduces wait times, though some residents argue the model may be overly optimized for city operations and privacy concerns persist.
Dr Ben Daniel reports all crops showing improvements across the section with the tobacco and melon crops promising high quality. The master and Lanier note steady progress as farmers spread poison on cotton melons and tobacco. Evans county reports over 400 acres of watermelons with early harvest prospects and strong potential returns.
Quick service and heavy hauling offered by Wootten Transfer Co with office at Americas Steam Laundry on South Jackson Street. Phone contact 121. Local space features a movable freight solution for buyers and businesses.
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