Cooperative Hatcheries Aim to Boost Sumter County Poultry
The piece argues for cooperative commercial hatcheries in Sumter County centered in Americus to serve a 30 to 40 mile radius. It cites Ashburn’s success with a 10,000 egg plant, costing about 2500 dollars, and notes 40,000 chicks hatched with 30,000 eggs turned down due to capacity. The column links poultry growth to local wealth and public utilities as civilizing forces.
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Times-Recorde 1879 notice of publication rights and staff
The Times-Recorder published in Americus Georgia notes editorial staff and post office classification. It credits The Associated Press for news dispatches and reserves republication rights. National advertising representatives are listed for several cities.
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Times-Recorder Co., (Inc
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DIS & Kohn
Brunswick
New York
Peoples’ Gas
Chicago
Proverb and Shakespeare Quote in Brief Verses
A prudent man foresees danger and hides himself while the simple pass on and are punished. A second line warns to trust none as oaths are fragile and true stability lies in clinging to the steadfast.
The Value of Time and Wasted Minutes
A reflection on the preciousness of time and the harm of idle minutes. The author laments wasteful use of life’s moments, urging foresight to avoid past failures and to plan for a meaningful future rather than idle, purposeless activity.
Marriage of Ruth Lamar and Dr. J. Q. Fletcher in Jackson
From the Times-Recorder June 12 1913 Americus reports the upcoming marriage of Miss Ruth Lamar to Dr J Q Fletcher at the Etheridge home in Jackson Ga relatives note the bride has been a guest. Seaboard president Harahan visits Americus confirms no plans to move shops from the city. Local melon crop outlook in Sumter improved by recent rains despite recent cold weather.
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Americus
Ruth Lamar
J. Q. Fletcher
Frank S. Etheridge
Jackson
Miss Lamar
W. J. Harahan
Seaboard
Harahan
Sumter
Advertising fuels the American home life
A reflective piece credits American advertising with shaping home life. It argues that the average American household enjoys more comforts than European homes, aided by widespread appliances and up to date systems. Newspapers are highlighted as a key driver of advertising’s reach and impact.
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Europe
America
Thirty Years Ago Today No Paper Published Monday Morning
Chronicle notes no newspaper edition issued this Monday morning marking a rare pause in publication. No details on cause or duration are provided in the readable fragment.
Merely Habit by Berton Braley
Daily poem by Berton Braley explores reluctance to quit a task once started, driven by curiosity about outcomes. The speaker admits not being noble but persists to see how things unfold and to finish the course charted despite self-identified foolishness. Copyright 1923 N. F. E. A. Service, Inc.
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Composite Advice Items From a Playful Humorous Column
A collection of short, satirical quips about courtship, marriage, fashion, chores, and social habits. The items jokily suggest laundry, window dressing, perils of cleanliness, and courting tactics, ending with light jabs at singleness and Leap Year folklore.
Fragmented Dramatic Snippet Echoes New York Sun Style
A fragmented OCR snippet from a New York Sun style piece blends quirky terms like Three'Smiles Jungle Fashion and Elphant-Goodness with oblique dialogue about covering ears and a moving picture. The lines evoke a playful, puzzle-like newspaper fragment without a clear event or report.
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Apology for Last Winter's Cold Weather Paragraphs
The article apologizes for the many paragraphs written about the harsh cold last winter. It reflects on the repeated complaints and aims to acknowledge readers’ inconvenience.
Farm Loans At Cheap Rates For 5 7 Or 10 Years
Loans on improved farm lands offered with pre payment option. Immediate money secured. Current outstanding over 1.1 million in Sumter County alone with more to lend. Middleton McDonald, correspondent for Atlanta Trust Company, Sumter, Lee, Terrell, Schley, Macon, Stewart, Randolph, and Webster counties. Planters Bank Building Americus Ga. Phone.
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Middleton M’donald
Atlanta Trust Company
Sumter
Lee
Terrell
Schley
Macon
Stewart
Randolph
Webster
Planters Bank
Americus
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