Peaches Drive Cannery Boom Amid Post Office Move
The Ware Progress Orchard Co. expands as Cannery operations surge. Mrs. C. F. Ware guides canning with six teen thousand three-pound cans daily, shipping to Dayton and other western points. Postal service moves from old brick building to hotel block quarters in a project described as progress.
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Postal Telegrapho
Brck
R Williamson
Postal
Lds
Usley
Ware-Progress Orchard Co
Iere
Americas
Ware
C. F. Ware
James I. Glawson
Dayton
Ohio
Carmen
Georgia State Fair funding debate roils legislature
The State Agricultural Society seeks annual state appropriations for the Georgia State Fair. Lawmakers discuss funding as a statewide matter, with supporters urging continued support and critics calling for limits. The article notes the fair runs each year and is tied to state agricultural interests.
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Oneorgia
Agricultural Society
Macon
Georgia
Tanning plant fire destroys property worth $200000
A large tanning plant along the Chicago River was destroyed in a blaze valued at $200000. About 50 workers were employed there and were forced to jump from windows as flames spread rapidly through the building.
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Times-Recorder
Rer & Co
Chicago River
Hyomel claim for catarrh cure advertised in old药 ad
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a cure for catarrh and sore throat. It promises quick relief from inflamed membranes and mucus buildup, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The ad markets the remedy at Dodson's Pharmacy for $1.00 per bottle and 50 cents for a spare inhaler.
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Dodson
Circuit realignment eyed under special legislation plan
A proposed report by the special legislation commission suggests moving Lee County from the Southwestern circuit to the Pataula circuit and shifting Calhoun Miller between Albany and Pataula circuits. It also proposes renaming circuits by numbers starting with Chatham as the First circuit. The commission aimed to shrink the Northern circuit and ease Augusta duties while keeping judges in place.
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Special Legislation Commission
Lee County
Pataula
Calhoun
Albany
Miller
Chatham
Augusta
Neighborly Silence Draws Comment on Community Bonds
A line in a column notes that many men will avoid saying a good word for their neighbor, reflecting on local attitudes toward community support and reputation. The remark highlights social restraint and the friction between private judgment and public praise.
Woman Admits Husband Knows Not All After Year
After about a year, a woman concedes her husband does not know everything. The remark reflects growing awareness of gaps in his understanding.
Americus to Welcome Sixth Fertilizer Plant this Fall
A new fertilizer company plans to start operations in early fall in Americus. The plant, located south west of town near Seaboard and Central railroads, will produce commercial fertilizer and be capitalized at 25 000 dollars. Directors include Frank Lanier R 8 Oliver George Oliver Henry Lanier W A Sullivan and Elmore Poole brothers with Lanier as president. The entire capital stock is subscribed and paid.
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Americus
Messrs
Frank Lanier
R. 8. Oliver
George Oliver
Henry Lanier
W. v. Sullivan
Humber
Elmore
Poole and Brothers
Seaboard
Central
Part of the Credit from a Youth’s Companion excerpt
A mother recalls Satan as the cause of Elsie’s hair pulling while her daughter admits kicking shins was her own idea. The fragment then shifts to a note on the rice market in America and a comment on Junefest weddings and statesmen.
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Satan
Elsie
America
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