Era Lovelace Eve and Kirk-Teas at Americus Times-Recorder
The Times-Recorder in Americus Georgia lists Arthur Lovelace Eve and W 5 Kirk-Teas as editors and associates. It notes circulation options for daily and weekly editions, and identifies the paper as the official organ for Americus Sumter County and local and federal bodies. A June poem by James Russell Lowell is printed as a thought for today.
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Editorial praises railways and locomotive power
The author extols the Southern Railway engineer O F FSGUS claims his locomotive runs 662000 miles in 12 years with no major repairs. Barron notes freight rates have raised costs for wheat and goods, expanding inland distances and affecting interior prosperity. freight rates remain a hot topic in economics.
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Southern Railway
America
Middle West
West
Barron
Seaboard
Faith as the Mightiest Power in a Hero’s Life
The piece celebrates Sergeant York’s faith guiding his mortgage to be paid by Nashville Rotarians. It contrasts devotion with commercial fame, asserting faith as a universal force behind persistence, prayer, and success across civilizations. It urges readers to cultivate faith to reach goals.
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Ergeant
Alvin York
York
Nashville
Two Kidswift Dreams on Roof of Tommy Brown House
Andy and Nick arrive with magical Green Shoes and witness Wink the dream fairy fighting Comet-Legs. Wink brings a kind dream, while Comet-Legs carries an awful one. Nick plans to neutralize Comet-Legs with moon powder, but Comet-Legs escapes by riding a shooting star. Tommy receives Wink’s kind dream. To be continued.
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Nick
Tommy Brown
Wink
Comet-Legs
Tommy
Comet-Leg
Mr. Peerabout
Real Estate Sale Ties Times-Recorder Building to Merritt
The Allen and Hawkins brick building on Jackson Street, now housing the Times-Recorder, Statham Garage, and Miss Bell's music school, was sold to Dr. T. M. Merritt. Also noted are local social updates including illnesses, visits, and a Sell studio recital featuring numerous local students.
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Allen and Hawkins
Jackson Street
Times-Recorder
Statham
Mary Littlejohn
Montez Thomas
Robert Shipp
Moultrie
Isom Irving
Lumpkin
Sell Studio
Pauline Broadhurst
Orlean Ansley
Sallie Johnson
Mamie Dbrage
Mabel
Anne Ellis
Nella Weeks
Myrtle Patterson
Myrtle Baldwin
Marjory Kalman
Elizabeth Harris
Sarah Hightower
Sarah Horne
Frankie Mae Webb
Alice McNeil
Annie Lucile Allen
Elizabeth Davis
Sarah Sheffield
Eva Weeks
Hattie Marshall Martin
Conradine Lane
Florence Hooks
Madre Rodgers
Mary Hawkins
Agnes Gatewood
Thela Bragg
Ruth McArthur
Kathleen Jossey
Mattie Beulah McMath
Mary Parker
Katherine Hamilton
Jon Ellen Bragg
Leta Merritt
Alice
Local Notes and Society Rumors Recounted in Americus
Return from New York Dr. F L Cato contemplates settling in Americus amid local chatter. Speculation of a secret marriage among a popular couple last fall. Windsor Hotel space rented by Arch Eldridge and Tim Allen for tobacco business. Bela Hill hosted a reception at D B Hill residence. First six newborns in Americus were girls. Walton Callaway joins Sam Jong as stenographer. Dawson attorney M C Edwards visiting Americus. Commentary on farming yields and seeds. old-time fashion detail about starcher collars.
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F. L. Cato
New York
Americas
Hotel Windsor
Arch Eldridge
Tim Allen
D. B. Hill
Bela Hill
Americus
Walton Callaway
Sam Jong
Glenn
M. C. Edwards
Dawson
Observations by Tom Sims
A collection of quips and wry observations by Tom Sims touching on money love politics and society. The items range from engagement rings and timing to jokes about gas prices Hollywood escapades and public figures with light satirical twists.
You Cant Afford to Miss It Tomorrow In Paper
A brief teaser promises a landmark feature in tomorrow's issue with a punchy line You Cant Afford to Miss It. The tagline urges readers to check the upcoming edition for a major reveal.
Ohio Valley News Roundup June 4 1902
H R McKellar professor at Hargraves Seminary Key West returns home for vacation. Miss Lou Herndon taught music at Unadilla High School this year and goes home. Miss Goldwire from New Orleans visits Miss Leila Watson. Corn fields and gardens burn across the county amid drought. A new fountain at Hudson's drug store discharges liquid sweetness. Two very tame squirrels inhabit a large...
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H. R. McKellar
Hargraves Seminary
Key West
Fla
Lou Herndon
Unadilla
Hudson’s
Railroad Schedules for Americus Georgia Central Time
Central Time railroad schedules show arrival and departure times for passenger trains serving Americus and nearby routes. Entries include lines for Columbus Chicago Albany Macon Atlanta Jacksonville and Cincinnati with daily and Sunday annotations and times ranging from early morning to late night.
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Columbus
Albany-Montg
Albany-Jaxville
Albany
Jaxville
Chgo
St. L. Ada
Cinti
Atlanta
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