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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
7
Heavy weights break down the Carmen peach trees in Americus as ripening fruit spoils under the burden. Carloads of peaches, shipping to Northern markets at about 2.50 per crate, threaten large losses if the crop cannot be saved. Harvests loom with expected profits for orchardists if the fruit can be salvaged by late July.
The Taurnton Wheatley residence, among Americus’s stateliest mansions, sold yesterday to Hon. T. M. Lowery of Seneca South Carolina. Lowery, a wealthy mayor, plans to relocate with his family to Americus in the late fall after purchasing the Oliver plantation nearby for 25,000 dollars. The sale was arranged by P B Williford, with price not publicly disclosed but described as a five figure sum.
An advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease powder claims it cures painful swollen smarting and nervous feet instantly relieves the sting of corns and bunions and makes walking easy. Sold everywhere with a free sample offer from Allen 8 Olmstead Le Roy New York.
Vice President Sherman said Congress will adjourn either Thursday or Friday. Representative Dwight, the Republican whip, thinks adjournment will be Thursday. The item notes planned adjournment timing amid other text.
Discussion centers on a November Round-the-State sprint sponsored by the Atlanta Constitution and Times-Recorder. Papers’ representatives report road improvements from Ellaville to the Sumter line and continuing upgrades toward Americus Oglethorpe. A mid July meeting in Macon will pick route and prizes.
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