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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1909

Page

6

Supt Collum Reports Progress At Auburn College Farm visit

Supt J M Collum and Prof Prance returned from a northern Alabama trip visiting Auburn College and other schools to gather ideas for the Americas school. They praised the college farm with fifteen summer students, intensive farming, and a model dairy. The dairy herd will expand, butter is sold to the Americus Creamery, and a strong September opening with the largest enrollment is anticipated. An ad for DeWitt's Little Early Risers appears in closing.

J. M. Collum Prof. Prance Alabama Auburn College Americas Collum College Farm Americus Creamery Supt. Collum

Forbes Field Dedication Promises Historic Baseball Park

Pittsburg celebrates the completion of Forbes Field, a $1,000,000 ball ground. President Barney Dreyfus touts the stadium as world class with 25,000 seats, luxury amenities for players and fans, and a grand amphitheater set in a leafy residential area.</s>

Pittsburg Barney Dreyfus Forbes Field

Two Cottages to Be Built for College Teachers

Two cottages are under construction at the Agricultural College to serve as homes for teachers. Each five or six room dwelling is being built by college students as part of a taught carpentry program. An annex to the dining hall is also planned to accommodate increased fall enrollment.

the Agricultural College Husky Young Carpenters

Millions Coming to Georgians in Cherokee Trust Share

A list of more than 30,000 names was sent to the U S court clerk showing over 1,000 Georgians eligible for a share of 4 million dollars to be divided among Cherokee descendants. The funds stem from lands allotted to Cherokees that were taken years ago and sold in the West before possession was claimed.

Atlanta United States Court Georgia Mississippi

Central of Georgia absorbed by Illinois Central

Americas stockholders and the public react as the Central of Georgia Railway joins with the Illinois Central. The move, long anticipated, links a vast network with coal fields and extensive traffic potential, promising higher receipts and expanded Atlantic seaboard freight flow for the evolving system.

Central of Georgia Sinois Central Georgia Line Southern Railway Illinois Central

Attitude Toward Suffragists Cited in Quotations

A brief archival note reflects a schooldays axiom about asking and not asking in debates over suffrage. The fragment hints at public sentiment and rhetorical stance surrounding the suffragist movement, with a quotation attributed to Bangwill.

Levied Upon a Woman's Limb in Mortgage Sale

In Des Moines on June 21 Mrs. Charles Haradn faced a mortgage foreclosure that forced removal of household goods including her wooden leg. She begged the loan company to spare the prosthetic, kept it hidden on the bed but was unable to hide it from creditors as the items were carted away.

Des Moines Charles Harradin Haradn

Lizard Found In His Stomach Sparks Medical Mystery

Georgetown Delaware June 21 A young farmer Clarence Thompson in a severe stomach illness reports relief after vomiting a small lizard like creature resembling a bulldog with four bowed legs and a canine head. Doctors had treated him for cancer of the stomach since last summer.

Georgetown Del Clarence Thompson Thompson

Bond Reduced Not Sufficient for Tutts PIlls Suspects

Walter and George Singletary, arrested on liquor law violations, remain in Americas jail two weeks without bond. Attempts to lower bonds failed. Walter’s total now $190 after a reduction from $250 for his brother, while George faces $450 on two charges. They reside near Andersonville.

Singletary Walter George Americas Andersonville

Foley's Kidney Remedy Aimed at Prostate Relief for Men

An elderly man’s son from Dexter Kentucky reports his father suffered kidney and bladder trouble with enlarged prostate. After doctors advised operation, Foley's Kidney Remedy relieved symptoms with the first bottle and cured after the second.

Foley E. Morris Dexter, Ky

Georgia Paper Factory From Cotton Stalks Planned

The Southern Cotton Stalk Pulp and Paper Company of Atlanta has awarded a contract for the first paper mill using cotton stalks. Located at Cor dele, Ga the brick and concrete mill measures 300 by 50 feet with a 200 by 40 wing walls and roof to be completed by September 1 and October 1 for finish. Commercial paper production begins November 1 with an estimated investment near $100000 and a daily capacity of twenty five tons of finished paper.

Southern Cotton Stalk Pulp‘ and Paper Company Atlanta Cordele

Peach Cannery Readies for Busy Season at Americus Plant

The Americus plant of Robert Bros of Baltimore operated by Messrs Langrell is prepared for the upcoming canning season opening next week. First fruit likely to be Hileys and Georgia Belles with Elberta following as the main output. The facility employs several hundred workers and has been upgrading equipment to handle the rush, though a smaller crop may limit total cans from last year’s record.

Americus Robert Bros Baltimore Messrs. Langrell Messrs. Lang Langrell

Women Who Are Envied And What Causes It

A promotional note claims attractive women are envied by many and that weak sickly women suffer nerves and pimples from constipation or kidney poisons. Electric Bitters are advertised to regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify the blood and improve skin and complexion. 50¢ at Eldridge Drug Co.

Eldridge Drug Co

Preston Picnic Draws Town and Visitors to Nicholson's Mill

Preston Ga June 16 Our Regular Correspondent reports the Nicholson's mill picnic was a grand community event with nearly every family and many visitors attending. A lavish feast featured fried chicken pie fish and coffee and lemonade in abundance. Local young people enjoyed an evening with Mrs T J Bartlett full of games and music. Several residents and visitors are mentioned including Misses Willie Tullis Florence Stapleton Mamie Smith Eva Welch Alma Reeves Miriam Cobb and Lucile Addy with various callers and guests from Plains Weston Draneville and Richland.

Preston Nicholson's Mill T. J. Bartlett Rebecca Kidd Cy Carter Mamie Smith John [Callartin Draneville Mae Hattie Belle Wise Plains Eva Welch Ellie Kiger Miriam Cobb Lucile Addy Nina Reeves Alma Reeves Richland

Wells Dies in Smithville After Long Illness

William D. Wells known as Billie Wells died Sunday at 11 a.m. at his home in Smithville after a long illness. He leaves a wife, two daughters Mrs J D Burton and Mrs Maggie Mc Manus, a brother J L Wells, and two sisters Mrs W S Jennings and Mrs Robt McAfee. A former thirty year agent of the Central of Georgia, he was a Mason and Knight of Pythias with many honors. Funeral services were well attended with friends from Americus attending.

Americas William D. Wells Smithville Billie Wells J.D. Burton Maggie — Mc-Manus J. L. Wells Slaters W. 8. Jennings Parrott, Ga Robt. Mc-Afee Americus Wells Central of Georgia Railroad Pythias

Prominent local resident recovering after surgery

Mr G B Slappey who underwent an appendectomy at Americus Hospital Saturday evening is reported by yesterday morning to be doing very well and on the road to full recovery. The operation was performed successfully by Doctors Prather Gregory and Mayes.

G. B. Slappey Americus Hospital Prather Gregory Mayes

Not Much for Baseball Says Uncle Joe Cannon

Washington dispatches report that Uncle Joe Cannon is not much for baseball. The remark appears in a Chicago Inter-Ocean summary noting imperfections in public figures.

Chicago Inter-Ocean Washington Dispatches Poe Joe Cannon Ates

Insurance Agent Wanted in Jefferson County

H. H. Bass, Manager, seeks a capable hustling man to write insurance for Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co. The position covers the county. Address applications to 312 English American Building, Atlanta, Georgia.

H. H. Bass Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co Atlanta

It's as Deadly as Hanging Telegraph Report

A New York Telegram item questions a kidnapping plot against Abdul Hamid, noting the danger level and suggesting the episode was sensationalized. The piece treats the attempt as a high risk event with possible political implications and public fear.

New York Telegram Abdul Hamid

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Supt Agricultural College Sumter County DeWitt Old Reliable Ilnois Central Bangwill Wooden Leg Tutt’s Ahers Cordele Mill Ssea Prom Georgia School of Technology Atlanta, GA K. G. Matheson A. Ri Hart Schaffner & Marx W. D. Bailey Americus, GA Sunny Brook C. Blum & Co Jacksonville Fla G. Daniel Chattanooga Tenn Paul Heyman M. Markstein Emere C. C. Butler Co
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