Americus High Wins Hard Fought Battle Over Dawson
Americus High defeated Dawson High in a hard fought game at the Playground. Ansley starred for Americus with strong contributions from Thayer Hines Bell and Easterlin, while Bridges led Dawson. The teams were evenly matched, and Americus would face Dawson again on their home ground with Bridges in the lineup.
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Americus High
Dawson
Ansley
Americus
Bridges
Americus Dawson Ansley
Gammage
Owens
Hines
Edwards Thayer
McClung
Easterlin
le Tedder
Mauk
Lee
Hammond
McKree
Tye
Jones
Tyson
Hasty
Hart Bell
James Joknosn
New Chrysler Dealer Named for Americas Crabb Service Station
R T Crabb, manager, has been appointed as Chrysler dealer for the territory. The announcement highlights the acquisition of a premier motor car franchise by a strong local firm. Crabb notes the popularity of the Chrysler Six and Chrysler Four, with production exceeding 800 cars daily to meet demand, and emphasizes Walter P. Chrysler’s push for advanced, quality cars at low prices.
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Chrysler
Detroit
Crabb
Walter P. Chrysler
Chicago declares war on flasks and night raids planned
Chicago prohibition chief E C Yellowley announces aggressive raids on cafes and cabarets to stop flask use. Arrests, patrol wagons, and federal trials will follow drinkers and a one year closure for venues. Undercover agents catalog targets. In other notes Minnie Beaty elopes from Nevada to Los Angeles to wed a missing sweetheart. friends fill the gap with a hurried marriage.
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Minnie Beaty
Nevada
Los Angeles
Trey
Man posed as Jew during courtship claim shocks crowd
Reporters were told the match was off as Healey allegedly posed as a Jew under the name Schwartz during his year of courtship. The statement was given by Miss Weinberg who identified the first name as Harry. The incident drew attention at the event.
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Harry
Fort Valley Minister to Speak at Americus Presbyterian
Rev. J. W. Smith of Fort Valley will address the Presbyterians of Americus Sunday. Rev. Simpson, minister of the local church, announces the visit and invites attendance for the service and message.
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FT. Valley
Presbyterians of
Americus
J. W. Smith
Fort Valley
Rev. Simpson
Rev. Smith
Purge Your Liver With Herbine For Vitality
A splendent remedy promises prompt relief from torpid liver and constipated bowels. The first dose purifies and regulates, drives out bile, and leaves a feeling of exhilaration, strength, vim, and buoyant spirits. Price six cents, sold by Nathan Murray, Druggist.
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Nathan Murray
Presbyterian services urged for Sunday by local ministers
Rev. Mith, superintendent of home missions and evangelist for Macon Presbytery, and Rev. Simpson, described as one of the Presbyterian church's strongest preachers, invite the public to attend both the morning and evening services on Sunday.
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Mith
Home Missions
Macon Presbytery
Simpson
Presbyterian Church
Mrs McNeal Returns Home After Short Hospital Stay
Salem notes Mrs W L McNeal left hospital after a day and night, then had to return. Friends wish her a speedy recovery. A singing at Miss Lallie Carters home Tuesday night enjoyed by attendees. Sunday school at 9 30 and League at 5 30. All invited. Mr Tucker says smaller farms and more farmers will grow a prosperous farm territory.
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W. L. McNeal
Mr. Tucker
Aggies blank Camilla High in afternoon rout at Aggie Field
The Americas A. and M. football team defeated Camilla High School 28 to 0 at Aggie Field. Key players Morris and Jacobs excelled for A. and M. while Davis and William Bennett stood out for Camilla. The lineups listed Chapppell and Hilliard among Camilla’s backs, with full participation from both sides.
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Americas A. & M
Camilla
Aggie Field
Morris
Jacobs
Aggies
Davis
William Bennett
M. Camilla
Chapppell
Hilliard Morrison
Rh Bennett
M. Stubbs
Jackson
Jacobs Fb Bennett
Arnold le Earp McCoy
Ie Doster Aultman
Lg Rivers
Hoge E Davis
Sikes
Rg Walker
Peed
Williford Stapleton
Culpepper
G. Purvis
Rereferee
Tragedy at Krause home leaves four dead two injured
Oklahoma dispatch reports Mrs. Frank Krause aged 4, her stepson Frankie Bernson 22, and Mil dred Krause five wounded, with Mrs Krause found shot in the kitchen and Frankie in the dining room. Frank Krause was at work downtown. Authorities say the incident appears as murder and self destruction.
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Muskogee
Okla
Frank Krause
Frankie Bernson
Mildred Krause
Krause
Lattimore
Changes name but loses bride in court bid
New York October 10. George J Healey who changed his name to a Jewish variant cried foul in Brooklyn court after seeking to change his cognomen to Schwartz to avoid embarrassing his fiancée Ida Weinberg a stenographer The judge granted permission noting the motive but Healey later lost the bride in the arrangement news records show the outcome of the case.
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New York
George J. Healey
Healey
Brooklyn
Schwartz
Ida Weinberg
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E. C. Yellowley
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Americus, Georgia
T. L. Durham
Columbia
Allison Furniture CO
Camilla High
Morrison
Jacobs Star
Mother
Harris Grocery CO
the Home of Quality
Dudley's Opera House
Adolph Zukor
Jesse L.lasky
James Cruze
Betty
Broadway
Gorham Silver Co
Americus Jewelry Co
Wallis Mott
Mar
Albany, GA
Albany
Fashion Park
A. Cohen & Son
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