Tremendous rush prompts more sale days
A cluttered ad describes a store offering another two days of reduced prices on a wide range of goods. It highlights fabrics, dress goods, hosiery, gloves, damask, towels, calicoes, ginghams, and kids items with extensive discounts and new stock arriving. Strong emphasis on low prices and quick purchase.
Wheatley Reece Pinned To Aes Eae Pepter
Wheatley Reece faced a setback in a local contest as errors hampered performance. Details remain unclear from the fragmentary report, but the event appears tied to a small regional competition with limited coverage.
Magnificent Displays Boost Americas Business District
The city’s shops showcase fall cotton shipments and an expanding, metropolitan stock across dry goods groceries jewelry and more. Merchants emphasize fair dealing, a strong market for necessities and luxuries, and a robust commercial fabric that supports surrounding regions.
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Americas
Americas Jewelers
Road Congress endorses harbor aid and Southern unity
At Atlanta on October 20 Major U W Robertson moved a resolution endorsing efforts to improve Savannah harbor and urging congressional funding as asked by the state. Resolutions approved praised Hoke Smith for his letter and urged southern governors to foster a road-building program with delegated expense payment. An executive committee chosen to plan the next session includes Mulllins Nicholson Purse Stone steed Vail Timmerman Webb Williams. Dr. Lee of Atlanta delivered a philosophic lecture, stressing sunshine and love’s social value. Judge Crisp returned home to attend his son Walter’s typhoid illness as he aids Governor Campbell.
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Savannah
Congress
Hoke Smith
W. Mulllins
8. C. Nicholson
Alabama
D. G. Purse
Georgia
R. H. Stonesteed
Kentucky
T. L. Vail
North Carolina
W. H .Timmerman
South Carolina
E.T. Webb
Missouri
J. M. Williams
Mississippi
Dr. Lee
Opera House
Americas
Dadge Crisp
Charles F. Crisp
Walter Crisp
Walter
Crisp
Campbell
Ohio
New York
The Breakfast Table and Town Notes Highlights
A collage of city items: entertainment ads for Richards and Pringle's Georgia Minstrels at the opera house, The Clemenceau Case adaptation, and crowd reports from a Macon fair. Local growth news includes street work near Hotel Windsor, Dawson school marriage plans, Grant House hospitality, and Cherokees peace treaty anniversary. Also brief humor and anecdotes mix with weather and health notes. The piece blends social life, business upbuild, and small-town life in Georgia.
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Americas
Forsyth
Lamar
Windsor
Thomas J. Simmons
Dawson's Public Schools
Lessie Muse Southgate
Durham
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