Masons in Meeting at Macon Conclude Sessions
Americus representatives attended the Masonic convention at Macon this week and returned home pleased with the meeting. Officers were re-elected including Grand Master M. Thomas H. Jeffries of Atlanta and Grand Secretary W. A. Wollhin of Macon, with a full slate of other officers and the committee on foreign correspondence chaired by A. Q. Moody of Boston.
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Americus
Macon
Americus Lodge No
M. B. Council Lodge
John A. McDonald
W. 5. Moorse
Bruce Hall
Farlow Lodge
Plains
M. M
Thomas H. Jeffries
Atlanta
R. W.—Henry
Banks
LaGrange
R. W
Robert L. Colding
Savannah
R.W
James M. Rushin
Boston
W. A. Wollhin
Rev
W.B. F. Thurman
LaFayette
W. F. O. Millen
Fort Valley
W. Robert McMillan
Clarkesville
W. W. G. England
Cedartown
W. Alfred Jessop
Columbus
W. Frank
W. Coffin
Augusta
W. J. W. Smith
Mineral Bluff
Grand Tyler
W. Lee Wages
Committee On Foreign Correspondence
A. Q. Moody
Good Farm For Rent Worthy place near Americus
Five horse farm nine miles south of Americus known as the Worthy place. Good dwellings ten ant houses and barns. Pleasant soil to cultivate and produces well. Good neighborhood school also Methodist and Baptist churches close by. Will rent for one or a term of years. Apply at once CHAS. L. ANSLEY ltd & weekly tf.
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Americus
Ministers to Meet in Quitman in a Month
The South Georgia Annual Conference of the Methodist church will convene in Quitman starting Wednesday December 2 and run through the following Monday. Rev Bascom Anthony of First Methodist Americus and all Americas district ministers will attend. Bishop Charles B Galloway of Jackson Mississippi presides. The conference spans ten districts with the line roughly Macon to central Georgia.
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South Georgia
Methodist Church In the
Circus
Americus
South Georgia Conference
Macon
North Georgia Conference
Methodist Church
Charles B. Galloway
Jackson, Miss
Secretary Lemly Leaves for New Richmond
Mr. T. M. Lemly, retiring secretary of the Y M C A, left for Richmond Virginia to enter Union Theological Seminary. He will begin a three year theology course aimed at preparing for Presbyterian ministry, with his prior Biblical study and religious work likely shortening it to two years. In Americus he earned many warm friends and contributed significantly to the building campaign.
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T. M. Lemly
Richmond
Union Theological Seminary
Moscow
Americus
Lemly
Young Men's Christian Association
For Sale: Farm Implements and Animals from Lonnie Wo to
A seller lists 2 mules 1 horse 1 two-horse wagon 1 one-horse wagon 1 open buggy 1 top buggy 1 disc harrow on wheels 1 guano distributor 2 cotton planters 1 middle buster plow 1 two-horse Hayman stock 1 old style two-roller cane mill with 8 ton kettle. Item prices described as cheap due to a misprint. Chicago News. No. 2 widow 100ks pout.
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Lonnie
Florida fishing trip for Matthews party leaves town
A congenial party headed to Florida left last night for a fishing and hunting trip. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Matthews, W. J. Gunn, T. M. Matthews, and Jesse Mauk, who plan to enjoy the land of flowers with fishing and other recreation.
South Takes Hopeful View of the Future
President Finnley of the Southern Railway reports improving business conditions across the South after a two week inspection. He cites firmer pig iron prices, active lumber demand, rising steam coal movement, increasing cotton and cotton-seed product activity, gradual cotton goods market revival, and healthier grain traffic. Retail trade is cautious but improving. overall prospects point to a higher prosperity level ahead.
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Washington
Finnley
Southern Railway Company
South
Finley
Southern
China
Croup Quickly Cured by Hyomei Inhaler Remedy
A rural testimonial touts Hyomei as a rapid cure for croup in early stages. It describes easy inhalation, immediate soothing relief, and swelling reduction, with Rev. George Sisson endorsing its effectiveness. The complete outfit costs $1 and extra inhaler bottles 60 cents, backed by Dodson's Pharmacy.
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Walter
George Sisson
M. EB. Church
South
Londonderry
Dodson
Dry Wit in Harper's Weekly Car Ad Quip
A humorous exchange frames a dealer's boast about longevity of an automobile. The prospective buyer asks if the claim means it could be the death of him, reflecting the era's satirical tone on advertising hyperbole.
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Harper's Weekly
Will of Judge Speer Probated in Court
The will of the late Judge Amos C. Speer was probated in the court of ordinary yesterday. It disposes of his home on Prince street a small tract out Lee street and 2000 life insurance left to his wife during her lifetime. Mr C L Ansley is named executor of the will.
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Amos C. Speer
Court of Ordinary
Prince Street
Lee Street
C. L. Ansley
Childhood’s Woes Shaping a Child’s Questioning Moment
A brief London Opinion excerpt shows a little girl seated and lost in thought, then asking her mother who she was crying for. The mother replies with the idea of letting her child out, prompting the girl to rise and try again. The vignette captures a domestic, tender exchange.
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Aid
Becaus
London
Opinion
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