Americus in the Anest Section of Virginia and Tennessee
A historical description extols Americus as a thriving county seat with fertile soils and mild winters. It highlights climate health, agricultural abundance, diverse crops, rising population, and rapid development including hotels, post offices, schools, churches, and factories, portraying the city as a robust regional center with strong economic prospects.
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Healgh
Bummtef Cronty Fongis
Central
Banannah
Ayertus
Montgomery
Timilee
Macon
Andersonvalle Prion Grounds
Florida Mine
Thomasville
Americus
Vecréia
Tvey
Virginia
Tennessee
Egypt
Mexico
Arortan Wells
Hu Lour
Hese
Jal
City Hall
Windsor Hotel Black
Desoto
Ravannah
New Post
Atlanta
Saveviah
Road closure and rail removal in Americus city
The Thomson-Houston Company plans to remove rails wires and other street railway apparatus within thirty days under a city council order. The process begins Monday the 26th and will erase the road from the streets. Public sentiment favored keeping the line but efforts to reorganize failed. A New York capitalist has offered to fund the required 15000 dollars with local support. Citizens are urged to raise the amount to keep the road locally operated.
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Thomson-Houston Company
Americus
Thompson-Houston Company
New York
Americas
Surrounded Robbers Near Cherokee Strip Raid
News reports that the train robbers who held up the Santa Fe near Cimarron were surrounded near Whitehead Station in the Cherokee Strip by U S cavalry. Soldiers request reinforcements as the robbers, heavily armed, outnumber the troops. United States Marshal Grimes heads to the scene from Oklahoma.
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Vienra
Kan
Jane
Santa Fe
Cimarron
Whitehead Station
Cherokee Strip
United States
Grimes
Oklahoma
Pay Roll of 1,009 Employees Reaches $850,008 in May
May payroll for 1,009 workers totals $850,008 with over 9,000 on the roll and monthly expenses cited at about $400,000. Officials plan to cut 1,000 positions this week amid the World’s Fair inquiry. General A W Campbell of Jackson, Tenn., dies at 95 from throat cancer.
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Sumter Co
Foote
Cmcano
Ackerman
Director of Works
Leo Street
Jackson Street
Tax Times-Recorder
Tux Times
Enidenta
Charah Street
Times-Recompas
Crank
Lee Street
Tax Times
Jackson, Tean
A.W. Campbell
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Runawi
Georgia
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Dave Americus
Bomter
THE
Electric Street Railroad
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Albany
Will K. Jackson
Will Jackson
Jackson
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Mr. Kay
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C. W. Nelms
Kilza Powell
Nelms
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Leland
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Memphis and Birmingham
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New Orleans
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Buchanan
Spot Cash
Soni
Magnolia
Babbitt
Casi Grocery
Chicago Lithograph Co
Epith Awn
Onicaco
Sumter County
Oliver
Loving & Hightower
Alaska
Undertakers
Cotton Avenue
Brown Bt
Geo. D. Wheatley
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Xtra
OBO II Wheatley
Tyber Express
SVERY
Americus Albany
Cordele
U.S
McCoy Hill Bohol
Glover's
McCoy Hill Public School
Harper
E. A. Hawkins
M. Callaway
E. J. Eldridge
Oliver Washington Marshall
George
Bullud Leddy
Washington
Lan Rawson
Ada J. Rawson
James Jackson
Sidney Rawson
Chicago
Rawson
Bryan Agni
J. C. Bryan
Colored Baptist Convention of Georgia
Omaha
Omaha Savings Bank
D'S Fain
Americas Light Infantry
College Yard
Pattors
Shears
Times Bladery
Spain
Truxs Pustiautae Co
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