Americus Times-Recorder Ad Shows Editorial Suite and Contacts
Fragmentary OCR notes list the Americus Times-Recorder with dates 1870 1401 and January 16, an editorial manager Marie Louise Myrick, and contact details. The passage references daily weekly subscription options and a formal address for remittances, but content is incomplete.
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Americva Times
the Times-Recorder
American
Marie Louise Myrick
The Times-Recorder Office Card for Americus District
The Times-Recorder is the official organ for Americus and Sumter County. It also serves Webster County and the railroad commission district, guiding readers on local governance and regional matters.
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the Times-Recorder
Americus
Sumter County
Webster County
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Georgia Politicians And Debates Stir Atlanta Ambitions
In Americus on October 25 1901 talk swirls of Buffalo Bill Depot Bill and Georgia Legislature acts. Savannah Press mocks moves toward a new city depot while Atlanta presses for state aid and a fresh car system. Public debt and schooling tax sentiments mix with satirical takes on Ellen Stone ransom and Sam Jones attacking taxation.
Cotton Crop Short Sparks Hope for Planters
The cotton crop is short and spinner stock is nearly exhausted. Lancashire spinners have only a two week supply and sea stock is smaller than last year. Spinners regret not stocking earlier, while smart planters who anticipated the contingency may benefit. Southern spinners, near supply sources, can access warehouse or barn cotton more easily than distant buyers. Farmers may expect cotton not to fall much and likely to rise.
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Lancashire
South
The Mistake of Roosevelt and Southern White Supremacy
A Southland newspaper column condemns Roosevelt Washington affairs and defends white supremacy. It argues the South is a white man’s country, with clear blood and racial hierarchy as the law, while conceding rights under the law to Black citizens but rejecting social equality and forced integration.
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South
Times-Recorder
Memphis
Prompt Subscriptions Remain Urgently Due
The message thanks those who paid promptly and urges all remaining subscribers to settle in advance. It warns that the newspaper must collect dues to continue a reputable paper and asks readers to pay promptly as a matter of principle and support.
Regulating Liquor Traffic in Georgia
The Savannah News endorses local option over statewide prohibition. It argues prohibition would fail to stop cross border liquor and raise taxes, increasing drunkenness. It urges citizen education to curb intoxicants and favors local option as the effective method.
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Georgia
Savannah News
Webster County Grand Juries General Presentments 1901
The October term Webster County Superior Court reports neatly kept county books with cautious findings. Cash balance 597.68. treasurer received 2,887.82 and paid 2,290.04. Tax collector shows no recent collections. property values adjusted to market. Bridges damaged by heavy rains. repairs urged. Gooseberry district board vacancy filled by T. E. Lunsford. Eleven inmates at poor farm. repairs needed to houses and a new well proposed. Pensioners deemed worthy. jurors and bailiffs to be paid per-day rates. Publication requested in Americus Times-Recorder. Oct 11, 1901.
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T. E. Lunsford
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Emma Coleman
Phebe Highnote
Z A. Littlejohn
L. J. Blalock
Americus Times-Recorder
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