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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1908

Page

5

Merchants sale touts cost prices at Shaw’s store

Mercantile Company on Orsyth Street and John R. Shaw’s promotes a unique sale. A young woman will display original bills to prove prices paid in eastern markets. Every item is tagged with cost, with prices shown per yard or per piece and strictly never above cost. Sale runs Friday June 19 at 8 o’clock. A wide range of goods with deeply discounted prices across textiles, apparel, linens, and housewares.

Americus Belon

Fruit Here in Plenty and Cheap in Americus

In Americus the fruit season is in full swing with abundant melons berries peaches and apples at low prices. Georgia watermelons and Carmens lead the sales with Elbertas and Belles soon to come. Vegetables like Irish potatoes squash beets carrots and celery also sell briskly while pineapples figs and snap beans add to the varied market offerings. Prices span 5 to 25 cents per item with freshness and variety drawing steady customer demand.

Americus Georgia Florida Tropics

Quoted Americus Cotton Market and Futures Report

In Americus on June 17 the local cotton market shows dull trading with prices for Good Middling and Middling noted. New York futures closed very steady with a narrow range and small gains reflecting steady demand. Bluebeard’s wives mentioned as a sensational aside in Chicago News.

Americus, Gs New York

Trains Return to Albany Route After commuter complaints

Rail schedule reverts to historic pattern. Americus ceases as night train stop and Macon to Albany service resumes via the old timetable. Leaflets tout Americus advantages for homeseekers with low land prices and local industries including mills, factories, and foundries. Taft cites local option logic for liquor laws in a Yale and Bar Association address.

Central Americus Railway Commission Albany Macon Atlanta Fort Valley Taft Pennsylvania Bar Association Yale University

Burglar Targets Easterlin Bros Store at Andersonville

A Sunday night burglary at Easterlin Bros. in Andersonville left a rear door breached and the safe opened by a rope. Only small articles were taken and the total loss has not yet been determined.

Easterlin Bros Andersonville

Taft Supports Local Option Method Says Taft Favorable

Burlington New Jersey June 16 Secretary Taft backs local option, pleasing supporters of the movement. Norman B Hoffman telegraphed the Secretary of War highlighting liquor interests claims that Taft opposed local option.

Burlington N. J Taft Norman B. Hoffman Tatt

Sweethearts in Youths Married at 80 Years

Rudolph Ploetz aged 19 wealthy widower and Ursua Hunges aged 80, his longtime sweetheart, eloped from Prairie du Cac. They traveled to Madison Wisconsin where a Justice of the Peace joined them, despite opposition from ex-sons. The pair wed amid intrigue and suspicion of the elder’s estate.

Blind Tom of Georgia Dead in New York

New York report confirms the death of Blind Tom, the famed pianist from Georgia. Born near Columbus in 1850, he rose from slavery to global renown, then lived in obscurity in New York where he died an object of charity.

Tom Georgia New York Americus Blind Tom Columbus New York City United States

Central of Georgia to upgrade its lines plans revealed

Reports indicate EB H retains control and will fund major line improvements. Planned work includes grades and straightening curves as part of general upbuilding, with Harriman era changes noted by engineers. A stray line mentions a Chicago hat purchase amid the garbled text.

Central of Georgia EB. H Harriman Avery

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