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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
6
The Engraving Department offers prompt, satisfactory production of spring wedding invitations on fashionable paper. Also available are wedding announcements At Homes and visiting cards. The department requests orders be placed with as little delay as possible due to rising demand.
Two lots of women's Colonial Pumps sold at manufacturer's price. Lot 1 features Patent Kidskin pumps with brass buckle on a new short vamp last. Lot 2 offers Gun Metal Calfskin pumps with gun-metal buckle on a short vamp last with Goodyear welt sole.
A complete line of tan hosiery for women is now in stock. New imports bring full assortments of cotton silk satin and lace hosiery in plain and embroidered styles with lace ankles and all over lace. Customers can match or obtain any tan shade this season.
A political column mocks a Georgia state committee meeting tied to Hoke Smith and Joe Brown campaigns. It questions the purpose, accuses leaders of posturing, and critiques personal attacks while noting ongoing behind the scenes lobbying and anticipated figures in the polarizing race.
A partial OCR snippet shows garbled words and stray letters, yielding no clear events or names. The readable bits offer little to identify persons, places, dates, or organizations, making a concrete summary infeasible from the fragment.
Mrs James M Johnson died at 4 am Saturday at her Leslie area home following a lengthy illness. A devoted Christian of Pleasant Grove Baptist church she was 66 and beloved by many across the county. Survived by husband five sons and three daughters including Mrs C K Chapman. Funeral by Rev A B Hawkes at Pleasant Grove church Sunday at 2 pm.
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