Americus Georgia described as a thriving hub and climate haven
The article extols Americus in Sumter County Georgia as a growing county seat with rail links to Savannah and Montgomery, fertile farming, and a mild, healthful climate. It highlights agricultural variety, strong sugar and fruit production, artesian wells, and a vibrant local economy. It praises public buildings, schools, libraries, hotels, and industries while noting population growth and attractive real estate.
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Aucticus
Sumter County
Contes
Savganah
Weaterm
Savannaty Americus
Montgomery
Macon
Andersonville
Vida
Thomarille
Andrews
Genema
Virginia
Confederacy
Egypt
Gulf of Ah Inuit
Americas
New County
Windsoe
Thesote
Savannah
Atlante
Baptist
Guano Works
Joans of Trust Company
Witlyvery
Tewart Hotel
Florida
Swiblinay
Fourte
Americus
Wytest
Soi
Florda
Midhwest
Nort
Siete County
Renty
Eye Estate
Hinds
Une
Eerie Vitae
Acme Brewing
Onpany
Alaska Refrigerator Sale Offers Diverse Furniture
Alaska ad touts refrig erators as the prettiest and best on earth with White Mountain and Arctic freezers at low prices. It promotes Willow Rockers at 2.50 each and chairs once sold for 600 now two for 5.00, plus complete wallpaper and shades at 25 percent cheaper than rivals. Very Truly Yours Loving & Hightower.
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White Mountain
Arctic
Loving & Hightower
Delegates Arrive for International Press Convention in Atlanta
A large gathering in Atlanta hosts delegates from twenty two press clubs and about 100 members for the International Press Convention. Governor Northen welcomes the visitors at the executive mansion while local leaders arrange a reception and a luncheon with the Commercial Club. The banquet at the Kimball Hotel caps a day of sessions and hospitality with a strong showing from national and regional press associations.
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Atlaxta
International Press Cla
Econvention
Northen
Atlanta Presa Club
Kimball Horse
Duffalo Press Club
Boston
L Press Club
Cleveland
Woman's Pread Association
Grand Reply
Miah
Press
New York
Press Club
Dlal
New England
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Woman’ Brew Club
Journal
Hartmore
Atlanta
Manchester
Syracuse
Coal Creek Miners Walk Out as Strike Spreads
May 1 Jellico Tennessee reports all miners at Coal Creek quit after contract expiry. District 10 including Coal Creek Jellico Laurel and Cincinnati Southern line regions idle except Toto. No clear end in sight. Coxey division potential talked. other strikes unfold with baggage handlers and depot workers in Missouri and Georgia. A woman burned in New York. London bomb found near Guildhall.
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Tynn
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Cincinnati
Toto
Coxey
Up Front Setup Finesse: One Enjoys
A brief note presents an artful, brisk description of a scene where a singular figure revels in a moment of subtle mastery. The compact vignette hints at personal satisfaction and confident mood without detailing broader context or outcomes.
Early tariff views shift as Wilson bill looms in Senate
A May report from Wasisatox analyzes the Wilson tariff bill and Democratic gains in Congress. It notes Republicans fear November implications, with Reed and Barrows shaping strategy, while Democrats push for further duties and tariff changes. Local districts show mixed responses amid campaign pressure and party realignments.
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Senate
Anos
Read
Barrows
Ihe
Rod
Reed
Republican House
Fankeara
Om Poe
Louisiana
Ihr
Corry Leads Commonwealists as Coxey March Reaches Capitol
Fragmented OCR describes General J B Cory leading the commonwealers in a march toward Washington. Coxey and followers, with mounted police guarding the Capitol, delay near Pennsylvania Avenue as troops and crowds gather for the protest. Breakfast and substenance details are noted as the demonstration progresses toward the Fourteenth Street area.
Unruly Capitol Crowd Faces Police Interference
A large crowd gathered at the Capitol as Captain Kelly and officers confronted agitation. The scene included shouts and pushing as police used firm, nonlethal force to restore order, crowding the steps and delaying access amid a tense standoff.
POOR GREECE S PERIL AND EARTHQUAKE DEVASTATION
Reports from Athens on a catastrophic earthquake outline vast destruction and loss. Officials warn initial casualty figures may rise as bodies are recovered and search efforts continue. The quake disrupted the region around the Aegean coast, with springs boiling and ground disturbances reported near major fault lines.
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Wens Yuri
Largaina
Malian Gulf
Greece
New Regulations On Border Control And Quarantine Proposals
The document outlines revised rules affecting entry at foreign ports and border surveillance with orders from the surgeon general. It discusses medical inspections at Canadian and Mexican borders, sea and land crossings, and the need to tighten security and health measures for travelers entering the United States.
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Ses
United Tales
Anialas
Heyring
Aurgeon General W. 7
Ie Marine Tanpital Aney Tise
Emure Ditioga
United States
Dally Times Publishing Company Charter Filed in Superior Court
May 1 reports in Atlanta that a charter application for the Dally Times Publishing Company was filed in the superior court by attorney H. B. Tompkins representing Bridgeport, proposing a new plant. A separate note mentions a “Viocchy Girl's Streetom” and a Franklin Crooks incident at dusk on May 1, with mentions of Miller and Ere tived in the same item.
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Attar
Dally Times Publishing
Superior Court
Hi. B. Tompkins
Bridgeport
Tavis
Frank Crooks
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