Final Action On Charter Taken
The meeting closes after receiving the committee report with plans to forward it to legislators. Attendees discuss a move to switch to a commission manager form for city governance. A variety of local residents are noted as visiting or spending time in Americus with family and friends. An aside notes India has 12 rivers held sacred by natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Hogg
India
General Assembly of Georgia
Americas
Americus
Ena
Literary club meeting in Plains discusses King Lear
The Plains Literary Club met in the new school building to study Shakespeare's King Lear with Mrs R L Jennings Mrs Er nest Spann and Mrs J C Logan as participants. The group will pause summer work and resume in September. Also noted are visits and social outings among locals including Miss Derrig Shropshire from Atlanta staying with Mrs W L Thomas and several local residents spending time with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth and
Linton
Americas
Plains
Sunter
Eula
Rena Forrest
Leslie
E. L. Bridges
James French
Richland
Germany
Atlanta
E. Timmerman, Jr
C. S. Durden
Charles and
Mary
Thomaston
Joseph Williams
R. A. Stapleton
Alice Andrews
Americus
Rees M. Andrews
G. W. Montgomery
Grace Montgomery
Webster County
James Davis
Concord Community
Deanna Gray
Mark Chambliss
Cevin Shirah
Emory University
Jason Shirah
E. E. Cook
Augusta
Tom Marshall Lowery
Seneca
S. C
Lowery
T. W. Walters
Wales Lowery
Greenville, S. C
T. M. Lowery
R. P. Stackhouse
W. C. Owen
Nashville
Julia Coleman
Macon
Walter Williamson
Walter
T. B. Mangham
Linton Godwin
Black-Draught Liver Medicine Praised By Coroner Of Clay City
Sam T. Carr of Clay City Kentucky, a long-time coroner, touts Thedford's Black-Draught as his standby for indigestion and constipation. He says the liver-relieving, stomach-aiding remedy keeps him fit for riding Kentucky hills in all weather. Include a pinch after meals with water. insist on the original. NC-137a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay City
Kentucky
Sam T. Carr
Thedford
Gasoline Outlook and Auto Production Boom
UN forecast notes U S passenger cars and trucks surpassing 10.5 million based on census by NAC. Projected yearly output 1.89 million cars and 300,009 trucks amid oil trade optimism for growing gasoline demand. Domestic and export consumption may top 6 billion gallons. Also includes brief notes on 1922 business failures, steel price rise, Ford production record, and Mexican oil output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Ford
Henry Ford
Detroit
Legal Ad No 48 and Am Americus discharge hearing notice
Notice that Ruben Hoffman of Americus Sumter County Ga bankrupt has applied for discharge. Hearing set July 6 1922 at 10 oclock in Macon Ga before the U S district judge. Creditors must appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted. Dated June 5 1922 Macon Ga L M Erwin Clerk Irene Elkins Deputy Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court, Western Division
Southern District of Georgia
Ruben Hoffman
Americus
Sumter County
United States District Judge
United States Court Room
Macon
Georgia
L. M. Erwin
Irene Elkins
City Marshal's Sales in Americus Georgia 1922
Legal notices describe two properties to be sold at public auction before the courthouse in Americus Sumter County on the first Tuesday in July 1922 to satisfy city tax levies for 1921. First property at 437 South Hampton Street, second at 618 Ashby Street. Defendants Charles and Olevia Smith and Alex Wilson notified as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sumter County
Americus
Hampton Street
C. J. Sherlock
Colored People’s Church
Hampton Street. the Above Described Property Fronting On Said Street
Charles and
Olevia Smith
E. J. Eldridge
Americas
Fifa
Co. B. Pouncey
City Marchal
Ashby Street
Ernest Wilson
Robinson
Ashby
Said Street
Alex Wilson
E. J Eldridge
Fife
C. B. Pouncey
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Eis
UN Business
City Council of
City Marshal's Sales
Vicks
Pearlman’s
Ladies
Brown
Oxfords
A. R. King
Lot Men's Union
Ratine
Brassieres
Cohen
Dimity
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