Americas Morning News Briefs Highlight Local News And Events
A galaxy of items from Americas area covers Mr. E A Moody moving stock to Forsyth Street, housing demand in the city, and a strong retail day for merchants. Notes on Labor Day closings, water supply upgrades, and a long list of social visits and travel from Atlanta to Macon fill pages. Also appears ads for goods, rental listings, and local notices plus weather and public announcements.
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Mims & Hanson
E.A. Moody
Cotton Avenue
Forsyth Street
Smithwick
P. J. Pritchett
Chas. Lonaberg
Atlanta
Allen House
E. D. Brown
T. J. Watts
J. B. Dobson
Windsor
Baltimore
Lilly Clara McWilliams
Cuthbert
Misses Bay
C. A. Coleman
North Georgia
C. H. Byrd
Marshallville
Shelby Myrick
Macon
Clara May
Lumpkin
Americas
Dixie Carter
Sim J. Carter
Miller
Columbus
Elizabeth Wheatley
Miss Slade
T. J. Lane
R. F. Crittenden
Shellman
Charles J. Graham
Charles W. Hancock
George W. Council
Annie
Asheville
N.C
John A. Davis
Albany
Frank Sheffield
Lott Warren
Taylor Street
Cotton market and eclipse notice in early Times-Recorder
Receipts for Saturday exceed 370 bales as Americus warehouses report heavy cotton activity. Prices held near yesterday, with futures down but spots steady. October at 7.80 7.81, November 7.86 7.87. Port receipts 1290 bales. value estimated at $15,000. Eclipse Tuesday night darkens moon to red. fall ads and local notices follow. Farmers optimistic, seeking debt payments. new seed firm ad on page.
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Americus
Sumter
Dress Goods Opening Prices At Quarter Yard
In dress goods we offer a range of all wool fabrics with opening prices at 25 cents per yard. 36 inch Henrietta Cloths and Cashmeres, 36 inch colored Serges in navy and brown, 36 inch ribbed Ladies' Cloth, 50 inch Storm Serges, and 26 inch colored Brocaded Mohairs all previously selling higher, now offered at 25 to 37.5 cents per yard depending on fabric.
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Georgia
Black goods push signals broad South season sale
A Southern store declares the upcoming Black Goods season the largest yet, boasting massive stock and price cuts of 20 to 35 percent. Offers include all wool black Henrietta cloths, Mohair brocades, Sicilians, Imperial Serges, and a vast silk selection with discounts on yardage and outfits.
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Babii
Mitheiri
Wheatley
Lamar Street
New York
Chelsea Street
Cotton Ave
Americus, GA
Stultz & Bauer
Newby & Evans and the Sommer
Anericus Jewelry: and Music Company
le Pianos
Princess Organs
R. LI Sullivan
K. J. Schneider
Tee
Picke
Hany
Sun
Young Men's Christian League
Mims & Hudson's Drug
James Fricker & Bro’s
J. A. Collins
H. R. Dean
Pont
Eldridge
Lartesian
Wheatley’s Corner
Jackson Street
Windsor Hotel
W. Whittaker
G. & A. Depot
Jas, T. Cotney
Jeweler
Cotney
Ball & C5
Feus
Berline Kemp
J. F. Watson
Mattie Burke
Mount Saint Agnes College
Miss Heyward
Aumegicus JewEern & Music Co
Times Recorder
Hood
J. H. Watts
Humboldt, Neb
J H. Watts
Miles
Humboldt
Net
Miles Beste
Price
Ballahectory
Edna
Oifenlation
Wheatley & Ansley
Tines-Recorder
Southern Seed and Produce Company
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
M. A. Hanowick
D. E. East
Moffatt’s Creek
Simmons Liver
Simmons
Guipe
Wancex
Fort & Co
Liberty Building
Woo
Hoesen
Smith House
Col. App
J. A. Fort
Lamar
Ar Paola Eos
Suane ES
Lees
Kwnabe , Mathushek & Son and
Ths
Gzorara
OUR Clothing Department
Neckwear Bargain
Ansley