The Times-Recorder Notice of Copyright and Ad Representation
The Times Recorder prints a standard copyright and republication notice stating second class matter at Americus Georgia and exclusive AP use for credited dispatches. It lists national ad representatives Frost Landis and Kohn with addresses in New York Chicago Atlanta and Walton Building.
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Americus
Georgia
Congress
Associated Press
National Advertising Representatives
Frost Landis & Kqhn
Fifth Avenue
New York
Peoples Gas Bidg
Chicago
Walton Building
Atlanta
A Thought on Riches and Upright Living
A compact reflection notes that true wealth lies in upright character rather than wealth alone. It contrasts the poor who live righteously with the rich who stray from virtue, quoting biblical and Shakespearean sentiments about contentment and moral wealth.
Editorial expresses anger over uneven paper delivery across Georgia
The Times-Recorder laments inconsistent postal delivery of newspapers, cites Savannah and North Georgia readers, and argues Georgia can weather droughts without federal aid. It condemns politically opportunistic figures and urges capable business leadership to run the state.
Americas to host 400 Methodist delegates in 1926
The South Georgia Methodist Conference may convene in Macon this November and, if delegates accept, Americas First Methodist Church will help host about 400 ministers lay delegates and church officials in homes around Americus. Local leaders praise the common effort and hospitality Americus can offer during the week or more of the gathering.
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South Georgia Methodist Conference
Americus
First Methodist Church
Macon
Americas Homes
John Sheffield
Georgia
Bad Propaganda Is Political Music in North Georgia
Hon. S. H. Morgan, state senator from the First district, criticizes drought publicity in Northeast Georgia as political hype. He cites the Commerce News editorial from the heart of the drought area urging a halt to dramatic campaigns while crops fail yet hope remains.
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Commerce News
Drouth
North Georgia
S. H. Morgan
Morgan
Savannah Press
Georgia
Atlanta
Savannah
North
Too Dangerous a Weapon Against Rats Vetoed
The California Board of Health vetoed a plan to use disease to control rats. While a disease might target rats, authorities fear unknown spread to humans or other animals. Rats will instead be killed by traditional methods such as shooting drowning smothering poisoning starvation and trapping.
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California Board of Health
Proverbial Snippets From A Quieter Street Scene
A string of quirky observations on home life fashion luck and music from a small town. References to costly furniture phonographs hats and a baby with static tone a playful snapshot of domestic humor and social quirks.
Ten Years Ago In Americus The Times Recorder
Excerpts recall a 1915 Americus scene with charity drives by Mr Andrews distributing cotton bales to children, a damage suit over McGarrah Street grading, a social surprise for Mrs Heys McMath, Ida Munroe marriage to Arthur Murray, Irene Holt visiting Atlanta, and a Pine Mountain auto trip, all noted as Thirty Years Ago Today in the paper.
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Times Recorder
Americus
C. R. Winchester
McGarrah Street
Winchester
Lamar Street
George W. Riley
Irene Holt
Atlanta
W. E. Brown
Mary Littlejohn
Hinton Brown
Pine Mountain
Harris County
D. R. Andrews
Daniel's Shoe Store Sells Mallory and Sphex Derbies
From The Times Recorder Oct 14 1915 twenty years ago today Daniel's Shoe store displayed Mallory and Sphex derbies in brown and black styles priced 2 to 5 dollars. Rev W W Riner of Columbus visited Americus yesterday. Cotton frost injuries raise market price expectations for the fleecy staple.
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Times Recorder
Daniel’s Shoe
W.W. Riner
Columbus
Americus
King Cotton
Mexico and Obregon era signal for political and economic reform
The article argues General Obregon’s departure marks a turning point toward constitutional freedom, stable government, and practical prosperity in Mexico. It emphasizes bean farming and improved shipping as signs of development, the need for foreign capital under Mexican law, and the tension between land reform and foreign investment.
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Alvaro Obregon
California
Mexico
General Obregon
Macon County Plans Dixie Highway Paving Initiative
At a Kiwanis meeting in Montezuma Georgia on October 13 representatives from Peach Sumter and Macon counties discussed paving the Dixie Highway. A continuous line from Cartersville to the Florida line is hoped with completion through Sumter Macon and Peach counties. The club also voted to enter a float in Albany's Pecan festival parade tied to the state Kiwanis convention.
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Montezuma
Kiwanis Club
Macon County
Peach
Sumter
Macon
Peach Counties
Cartersville
Florida Line
Albany
The Winter Wardrobe Run for Kids and Family
A speaker notes rising cold signals the need for new coats shoes and dresses for the family. He plans to provide with a smile and remain proud while ensuring everyone stays warm. He will even reuse his own old coat to save costs and comfort his wife.
Englishville Folks Attend Red Hill Association and Visits
Local residents from Englishville Ellaville and Perry joined the Primitive Baptist association at Red Hill Saturday and Sunday. Families including Englishs Kleckleys Dukes and Johns traveled between towns, with many stopping to visit relatives. Junior McLendon returned from Americas hospital after appendicitis surgery and is hoped to recover soon.
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W. L. Childs
Americus
C. C. Heath
Ellaville
Mary McLendon
Montez Justice
Hilda Athon
Lowe
Annie Belle Justice
Harrold Justice
Primitive Baptist Association
Red Hill
Mary D. English
Reynolds
Frank Everette
Dawson
Association
Russell English
W. A. Smith
L. B. Hlloway
L. M. Holloway
L. B. Duke
Haru
Julia Duke
Vernon Duke
Thurman Childs
McLendon
Minnie Jewel McLendon
J. A. Duke
J. B. Duke
Greens Mill
Chester Duke
Andersonville
James Aycock
Haru Duke of
Montezuma
Olin F. English
Perry
A. N. English
Val Kleckley
Willie Ruth English
Etta V. Royal
Braxton Martin
Whigham
M. Jr. Dyess
J. B. Williamson
Leilla Williamson
Esther Smith
Local Ladies on Sick List and Visiting Guests
Mrs. B. M. Kitchens and Mrs. Cattie Sanders are on the sick list this week. Mrs. John Owens of Ebenezer visits her mother, Mrs. W. S. English. Mrs. Charlie Kitchens and B. M. Kitchens spent Thursday with Mrs. S. S. English at Andersonville.
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B. M. Kitchens
Cattie Sanders
John Owens
Ebenezer
W. S. English
Charlie Kitchens
S. S. English
Andersonville
Picture of Health After Tanlac Healing
Mrs. Sarah Duckett credits Tanlac with restoring her health after twenty years of stomach trouble and rheumatism. She weighed 120 pounds, now 160, walks without limp, sleeps better, and remains free of ailments four years later. She urges others to try Tanlac, sold by all good druggists, with no substitutes.
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Taniac
Sarah Duckett
Tanlac
Railroad Schedules From Central of Georgia Railway
Central of Georgia timetable lists arrival and departure times for routes including Albany Jacksonville MIA JAX Albany Chicago St Louis Atlanta Macon Columbus and Birmingham with multiple connections. Times shown in Central Standard Time.
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Central of Georgia Railway Co
Leport
Albany
Miia
Atlanta
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Times-Recorder
Postoffice
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Americas
Englishville
J. Lewis
Ellis Empire Building
Americus, Ga
the Americas Business College
Americus Fish
Fish & Oyster CO
Seaboard Air Line Central Time
Cordelo-Helena
Savh
Monty
A. F. Fanning
L. G. Council
T. E. Bolton
T. Cashier
C. M. Council
V.P. & Cashier
J. E. Kiker
the Planters Bank of Americas (Incorporated
Southeastern Fair
Atlanta, GA
Central OF Georgia Railway
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