Times-Recorder 1879 publication note and affiliations
The Times-Recorder published in Americus Georgia with Lovelace Eve as editor and publisher. The paper carries Associated Press news, local dispatch republication rights, and notices a standard republication policy amid advertising representations.
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Times-Recorder
The
Times-Recorder Co., (Inc
Lovelace Eve
Associated Press
Frost Tarps & Kohn
Brunswick
New York
Peoples’ Gas
Chicape
Outrunning the Marathoner and the News Ad Network
A historical reflection contrasts ancient Greek messengers with modern newspapers. It notes papers spread news instantly, and highlights advertising as a vital force delivering foods, clothes, and luxuries through a vast information network. It urges readers to read advertisements regularly.
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Marathon
Athens
B.S
Courier
Oberon
Georgia legislature urged to cut politics and back Savannah port
The Georgia summer session is seen as wasting time on frivolities while unpaid 1921 22 appropriations loom. A push is made to endorse State Port and Terminals at Savannah to aid truckers and rail lines, providing warehousing and cold storage with economical handling and shipping gear. Savannah's Gordon Saussy argues the port could be Georgia’s forward step and welfare booster.
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Georgia
Savannah
Gordon Saussy
Proposal for constitutional amendment on marketing system
The text argues the legislature should submit a constitution amendment referendum to voters. It contends the project will be very remunerative and self-financing, benefiting the state and especially small track farmers who need an efficient produce marketing system to reduce waste.
Kidding Yourself On Building Program
A discussion on home building costs compares 1913 and 1918 incomes with expenses. It argues that increased income outpaces construction costs and that prudent budgeting for a home reduces reliance on rent. It warns against chasing luxury demands and says ownership can outpace renting financially over time.
Editorial notes on South Georgia progress and co operation
The Tifton Gazette and Albany Herald discuss political influence on the Federal Reserve board and praise cooperative marketing for farmers. Editorials cite South Georgia as improving, with farm practices yielding fair prices and a growing economy. A county agent compares hog breeds to show efficiency, noting practical gains and steady employment.
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Albany Herald
McIntosh
South Georgia
Florida
Old Days in Americus Ten Years Ago Today
Items from the Times-Recorder dated June 8 1913 note a peach crop shortage yet Americus canning factory operated by Baltimore interests will continue as usual. L G Council departs for Emory college board meeting in Oxford Ga. Social dance at Miss Sarah Brittons on Lee street. Willis Hawkins heads to Little Rock Ark for business. Families Dodson return from Hawkinsville Homecoming. amateur play Playing the Game features Mary B. Hixon Louise Rodgers Mildred Barum Ethel Loving John Mathis Edwin Murray John Wheatley Ike Bush.
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Americus Canning
Baltimore
Messrs. Sanrall
Americus
L. G. Council
Oxford
Board of Trustees
Emory College
Sarah Britton
Lee Street
Willis Hawkins
Little Rock Ark
Will Dodson
Dodson
Wm. Dodson, Jr
Hawkinsville
Mary B. Hixon
Louise Rodgers
Mildred Barum
Ethel Loving
John Mathis
Edwin Murray
John Wheatley
Ike Bush
Daily Poem Free Again By Berton Braley
A playful celebration of school’s end and youthful escape from classes. Teachers and pupils exchange humorous goodbyes as freedom and field adventures beckon outside the classroom. Braley depicts the mix of joy and mild rebellion in this lighthearted verse.
Quotable Bits From TOM SIMS On Life And Love
A compact sampler of wry quips on vacation plans finance love and pride. From clever lines about speaking and thinking to jokes about married life and morals. Noting city crime jokes and playful observations on aging and society with brisk, period tone.
Three Smiles Not Until After
A man in East values his wife's affections at 500000 dollars. But not until after she had given them to another man. The tale appears in Sagnaw News Courier with a wry note on romantic missteps.
Local Social Notes From Shiloh Observed This Week
Mrs. Frank Freeman visited her mother Mrs. J E Johnson while Mrs. W L Bell of Americus visited with Mrs. R Bell. Several relatives and neighbors recovered from illnesses and shared visits. Thursday advice warned against using salt on black fabrics. use a borax lather instead.
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Frank Freeman
J. E. Johnson
W. L. Bell
Americus
R Bell
M. H. Bell
E. L.beckworth
W. S. Bell
S. D. Bell
Raymond
R. F. Bell
Pauline
Mr. Short
Ebenezer
Mildred Wellens
Laura Pilcher
Jim Pilcher
R. L. Pilcher
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