Americus Georgia Plentiful Climate and Growth Promises
The article extols Americus in Sumter County as a healthy citrus and farming hub with temperate winters, artesian wells, and a growing population. It highlights diverse crops including cotton, peaches, peanuts, and sugar cane, plus strong industries, a robust public school system, and expanding real estate demand driven by its favorable climate and facilities.
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Georgia
Tio
Sumter
Troy
Wwe
Coe Bath
Virginia
Tenner
South
Goratas
Watuers
Amate
Tempertore
Gulf of Mexico
Orth
Oppeemivoay
Artesian
Americus
New County Court
Jall
Windsor Hotel Bloeck
Bavannah
Atlanta
Amerdeus
Rypling
Oyre
Malta
Fartery Works
Florida
Botan Teretanamnee
Ira
Thes Etha
Wwanhal
Tunewick
Alvin
Conv Fevkutt
Sida
Jrcon
Aterliis
Americi
Jesse
Amritun
Consuls’ Fees Curb Sought by Secretary Gresham
Secretary Gresham to curb excess fees charged by consuls after new quarantine duties sparked payouts. He blames outdated laws rather than individuals, noting shipowners complain of tolls that deter shipments. Democrats preparing to sail express frustration at delays. Also: Bryan to address at Milledgeville and Atlanta events.
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Wasmxotox
Harrison
Gressam
Gresham Haa
State Department
Gresham
Ula
Doings of the Solons in city council session
The June 12 1804 meeting notes show ordinances on yard cleanup orders tax reduction petition referred to the city attorney and measures for health yard notices. Grants include use of city hall by the colored Grand Lodge and a plain sidewalk condition on Lamar street. Finance matters cover several bills, bells, a verandah permit, and a fire hose use request.
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Council Cramen
Aniantooye
Opin
Burt
Board of Health
Clalock
Barlow Block
Hawkins House
Colored Grand Lodge of
Masons
State of Georgia
Haynes and
Bart Ayarcing
Schumpert
Blalock
Lamar Street
L. B. Bosworth
Allen Fort
Cobb
E. J. Eldridge
H.R. Johnson
Fire Company
G. M. Eldridge
City Engiocer
Forsyth
Tamar
Chargh
George Washington
Times-Recorder
F. G. Olver
B. Hawkins
Guard House
Light Company
J. W. Sheffield & Co
Telephone
Schroeder & Mahoney
Joiner & Nicholson
Bolton Bros
Isom Koene
Baleden and
Mize
Garlock Packing Company
Davis
Duel at editor's office sparks threats in Georgia
Macon Telegraph editor A A Allen faced W A Hull and his two sons who demanded a retraction for an editorial calling Hull a blackguard. Price present during the clash. a duel is anticipated. Officials printed a concert program and notes on local events amid ongoing court tensions and public notices.
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W. A. Uff
Macon
Georgia
Ocmulgee
Ita Banks
W. A. Hull
A. A. Allen
Madan Telegraph
Allen
Telegraph
Hull
Siar
Macon News
G. W. ¥. Price
The
New York World
Huff
Huffs
Telegraph Office
Hoffa
Messrs
Price
Mr. Allen
Blackguard
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Southwest
Sumter Co
A, Loan and Trust CO
Eee Ie Sane
Owcico, Lu
Sumter County
Nebraska
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Windsor
Bryan
Congress
Girls’ Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Crisp
Great Northwest
Hudson
Cotton Avenue
Carson
Munraxessone
Tenn
Hart Hicks
There
Hannah Jenkins
Manda Jenkins
Bower Extension
Bute
Van
Lucy Cobb
Callie
John Windsor
Griat
Andy Hays
Will Murray
Barger
Will Lewis
William Jenkins
Clevelaza
Clevaland
Merriam and Morgan Pareilin Company
Gorner
Seneca
Ohio Strevta
Laas
Mualg
Pusio
Hive-King
Doett
Redding
A de Kove
Bolo
Shalley
Tarantetto
Mills
Baye
Barnby
Sohmer
Bank of Americus
Lyona
Américag
Lyon
van Brovonn
Mass
Borden
Jaskeen
King
Jackson
Judy Black
Mra
Harper Black
Magnolia Springs
Aioricus
Judge J
Black
Mesara
Robert C
Thomas
Henry
Harvey
Simon
Charles Black
Mia
Alice Connally
Rome
Board of University Visitors
Ariens
Board of Vistors
University of Georga
W.N. Slaton
M. Zetter
M. L. Truthan
D. E. Derant
Cotington
Joseph B. Stewart
Athens
Carr
Lou Drake
Drake
Wintry
Nalo
Times
Col
Usubhe Allasta
tHarry
Roiiester Hill
Lotuary
Wale Ak Thie
Magnolia
Bucklo
Spot Cash Grocery
Loving & Hightower
Alaska
Aman
Etrog
Brown Bt
Geo. D. Wheatley
Cape
Pxtra
Xtra
D. Wheatley
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Cotton Ave
Ambrioub, Ga
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