Times-Recorder publishes notices and policy
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A Mighty Fortress Faithful Reflection Note
A brief religious quotation highlights God as refuge and strength from Psalm 46 1 and a famous line by Martin Luther on divine protection and steadfast faith.
The Stalks Weevils and a Nation of Opinion
Editorial review notes Sumter County cotton stalks housing weevils as next year's threat, and lampoons Washington critics, Venice gondolas, and motor car trends. It cites Judge Lanis as censuring journalists, praises city paving plans in Albany and Valdosta, and calls for measured respect for law amid political hype.
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Other Days in Americas Ten Years Ago Today
From The Times Recorder October 22 1915 Miss Lila Merritt teaching in Albany schools arrives to guest Mrs L F Grubbs for weekend. Mrs Taylor Lewis ill confined to home for two to three weeks. Americas attorneys in Stewart superior court. Mrs Minne J Hearn and Miss Beulah Pennington of Andersonville visit Americas. Cotton futures opened higher than yesterday and gained by noon. Mr and Mrs Thomas B Hooks returned after a week in Atlanta. First frost felt in Americus yesterday morning. Mr W D Murray of Ellaville noted citizen of Schley here yesterday.
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Andersonville
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Atlanta
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Ellaville
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Twenty Years Ago Today Highlights from The Times Recorder
In a retrospective dated October 22 1905 Mrs J W Harris returns from a visit to relatives in Dawson Mrs Edward Prather of Savannah is guest of Mrs W S Prather at her home here and Miss Kathleen Harper has also returned to town reflecting a local reminiscence column.
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Dawson
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Savannah
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Speakers travel to Atlanta for Cleveland banquet
Thirty years ago today The Times Recorder notes Speaker Crisp leaves for Atlanta to attend a mayor supported banquet for President Cleveland and his cabinet. The Conversation Club meets at Dr John B Turpin's Broad Street home with a strong program. E D Sheffield and Charles Brinson head to Atlanta for Expo Midway and All. Reverend T E Davenport travels from South Georgia for his brother James A Davenport’s wedding tomorrow.
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Mellon should present tax plan before Congress itself
The author argues Secretary Mellon should address Congress directly rather than a House committee. He would be a leader, face opponents, and have his plan tested by public debate and facts, ensuring clear presentation and accountability for the nation’s fiscal policy.
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Church Union and Clergy Support in a Timely Debate
Presbyterian ministers would receive retiring allowances from age 65, between 600 and 2000 dollars yearly, offering some financial security. The piece argues churches must align to serve people with sustainable numbers and adequate funding, promoting church unions to reduce wasteful plural ministries and address economic realities.
Is America Perfect or Not Says Former Governor Lowden
An editorial excerpt critiques U S government flaws citing former Illinois Governor Frank O Lowden. It argues taxation reveals democratic government flaws, urges constructive reform and efficiency beyond cheese paying. It notes Lowden praised reform in Illinois and stresses realism about budgets.
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Illinois
Lowden
University of Chicagoa
Serial Tale Tease Delights Readers With Each Installment
A reader follows a serialized tale in the paper each night, savoring romance and suspense. The charming hero, the clever villain, and a budding courtship keep tension high as chapters end with a dramatic “Continued.” Readers stay hooked for the next installment.
Peanuts Flood Camilla Markets in Georgia
The Camilla Georgia peanut trade boomed on October 24 1925 with trucks and wagons unloading into local warehouses. Strong demand to Virginias short crop areas kept lines long and space scarce as peanuts from Colquhoun Ququout Jady Decatur Baker and Mitchell counties moved to markets at $82.50 to $100 a ton.
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Open Season on Dovehunting State and Federal Rules
The dove season runs October 16 to January 31 in this state and aligns with the federal open season. Georgia sportsmen are praised for enforcing laws. Possum season runs October 1 to February 1, hunting licenses required. It is illegal to buy game out of season. Deer hunting rules require reporting kills to the county game warden.
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Creomulsion Promises Relief for Colds and Coughs
A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as an emulsified creosote medicine that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims two-fold action, listing cures for persistent coughs bronchial trouble and general respiratory diseases with a money back guarantee if no relief after directions.
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Créomulsion ™ Company
Atlanta, Ga
Diamond Dyes Promises Easy Tint for All Fabrics
A 15 cent package offers simple directions letting anyone tint or dye delicate shades or permanent colors on wool silk linen cotton and blends. It advises buyers to tell the druggist the fabric type and to choose Diamond Dyes only.
Train Times for Cordelo to Helena and Savannah to Monty
Arrive depart times listed by A F Fanning local agent show Cordelo to Helena at 7:55 am arrival 9:05 am and Savannah to Monty departures 12:31 pm and 3:23 pm with corresponding return 3:23 pm and 12:31 pm.
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Teport
Albany
Columbus
Atlanta
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Monty
A. F. Fanning
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