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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1923

Page

6

Texas Port Sider Loses in Close League Game

Texas Port Sider lost to Americus as Bush was retired on a fly to third while the umpire call lingered. Bassinger and Swann shared the pitching duties with several hits and five base hits recorded. Webb, Wiles, Walton had sacrifices and stolen bases. Wagnon and Jennings officiated. Time 1:50. attendance 465.

Wilkes Bush Americus Dawson Bassinger Swann Bassinger Swann Brown Fantone Gibson Swan Webb Wiles Walton Wagnon Jennings

Albany defeats Arlington in seventh inning win

Albany beat Arlington 5 to 4 in a tight baseball game. Ex-leaguer Jack Slappey pitched well for Albany, allowing nine hits and striking out fifteen. Arlington starter Jack Holland faded in the seventh. Bloodworth relieved and held Albany to two hits the rest of the game. Davis starred at short with key plays and Hodges contributed strong fielding and two doubles.

Arlington Albany Jack Slappey Jack Holland Bloodworth Davis Chas Hodges Albinngy

Dawson Defeats Blakely in Fast Local Diamond Contest

Dawson defeats Blakely in a brisk 27 June game noted as one of the fastest and most interesting on the local diamond with sharp pitching and timely hitting, showcasing a high level of play from both teams.

Dawson Blakely Dawson

Barely Recognized By Friends Mrs Ford Recounts Tanlac Turnaround

Mrs. Walter F. Ford of Columbus Georgia describes severe indigestion and nervous exhaustion, then says after two bottles of Tanlac her appetite returned, weight and strength were restored, sleep improved, and she now enjoys daily tasks. She urges others to try Tanlac and notes wide acceptance. Tanlac is sold by druggists everywhere.

Mrs. Ford LaGrange Walter F. Ford Third Ave Columbus Ford Gal

Mrs Lanier Hosts Set-Back Party For Mrs Stapleton

A refined reception at Mrs Frank Lanier’s Taylor Street home featured Mrs Stapleton of Charlotte as guest of honor. Decor highlighted pink and white, with beaded gowns by Mrs Lanier and Mrs Preton. Dr M H Wheeler captured the high score in cards, followed by ice cream and cake.

Sapleton Dbd. Stapleon Charlotte, N Lawson Stapleton Frank Lanier Taylor Street Spacius ME Etat Punch Stapleton, Jr Lucius McCleskey Sid Guest Walker Norman Griffin Walter Rylander W. C. Cage J. D. Hooks Will Green Turpin Carr Glover D. R. Andrews Holls Fort Edgar Shipp Emory Rylander H. O. Jones M. Kh. Wheeler Lanier

Melon buyers active in Aldosta hotel trade

In Aldosta on June 28 melon taloupes and other produce buyers and solicitors packed hotels chasing business. The market shows a shortage of cantaloupes and melons lifting prices, with traders noting good stock and strong demand. A St Louis painter who fell four stories survived, and a caution about attempting such a fall for coins is noted.

Aldosta Ess St. Louis

Balmwood Park tilt ends in 4 to 3 nail-biter

Dawson and Blakely led a tense Baldwin park game with a late deciding ball. Dawson scored in the third and fifth frames, while Blakely contributed earlier. Visitors tallied in the sixth as the final score read 4 to 3. Plus a note on a $1.00 clearance sale and a Miss Tillman listing.

Blakely Baldwin Park Dawson

Miss Carter Marries Mr Acree At Lumpkin

The Lumpkin wedding joined Miss Clara Carter of Lumpkin and Maurice Mason Acree of Camilla in a five o'clock ceremony at the Lumpkin Methodist Church. Rev. W. F. Quillian officiated. Miss Nannie Kate Shields served as maid of honor. bridesmaids included Christine Quillian and Ruth Russian. The couple will reside in Camilla. guests traveled from Thomson, Augusta, Tignall, Vienna, Pelham and Troy among others.

Lumpkin Clara Carter Maurice Mason Acree Camilla W. F. Quillian Macon Fres. S. Singer Frank Thompson W. S. Bryan Atlanta O. W. Tompkins Wrightsville Carter Perkins Pattie Price Pearson Acree Wesleyan Georgia Georgia Manufacturing Company Nannie Kate Shields Thomson Phil Scroggs Augusta Lois Ragsdale Tignall Grace Patterson Tullahoma

Houston Factory hosts Miss Lillian Denham party

Miss Lillian Denham is guest of Miss Ruth Cheeves at Montezuma and a week long house party unfolds in Houston Factory. Emory Rylander left for a business trip to Atlanta. Miss Martha Wheatley and Miss Flora Bacot return from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Charlesworth Hunter in Tampa Florida. George Anderson departed for Atlanta for several days of business. Camping invites open air and bugs.

Lillian Denham Ruth Cheeves Montezuma Houston Factory Emory Rylander Atlanta Martha Wheatley Flora Bacot Charlesworth Hunter Tampa Fla George Anderson

Subletting Contract Remains Under Discussion at Meeting

At the regular monthly meeting next Monday the issue of subletting this contract will be revisited. The indecisive stance persists as officials plan to reexamine terms and implications during the session.

Goat herd increases in Lowndes County

Valdosta June 28 noticeable rise in goats across Lowndes county farms. Nearly every farm now has a herd and herds appear healthier than a year or two ago. Strong demand for kids boosts market revenue for farmers.

Valdosta Lowndes County

Valdosta Policeman Shoots 'Mad Dog'

Valdosta police report patrolman Rogers shot what was believed to be a mad dog on Rogers street after earlier reports of a suspicious animal. Another officer fired at it but the shot did not take effect, and it was not confirmed that the two incidents involved the same animal.

Valdosta Rogers Rogers Street

Buyers' strike misread as common sense says booming shopping

The text argues that the public is not halting purchases but buying cautiously. It clarifies that the so-called buyers' strike is not a deliberate halt but prudent, widespread prudence reflecting ordinary consumer behavior.

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