Harris Writes From Far East on Senate Service
Senator Wm. J. Harris describes a 1920 inspection trip to Hawaii, the Philippines, and the Orient. He cites discussions on cotton shipments, wartime demobilization, fortifications, and immigration, notes the push for Philippine independence, and reflects on aiding Georgia constituents. He plans to return to Georgia in October before December Congress.
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Wm. J. Harris
Congressional
Hawaiian Islands
Phillippines
Orient
Georgia
U.S. A. T. Great Northern
Manilla
Senate
Congress
France
General Pershing
Pershing
Paris
Overman
Scott
Department
San Francisco
Philipine Islands
Pacific
California
Philippine Islands
Sre
China
Japan
Congressional Party
Hawaii
Americus social notes and visitors listed
Cut off portion lists visitors and guests in Americus including W I and A F Pennington Mrs J A Smith Miss Danny Wicke Miss Allie Hester Mr and Mrs Rowe Freeman Mrs Gee Dougherty Mr and Mrs Bubb Dougherty Billy McKenzie Mrs W J and William Pennington Hardy Cook and several locals attending a singing convention at Oglethorpe with other visits to Hatley and Fountainville noting relatives and weekend stays.
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W. I
A. F. Pennington
Americus
J. A. Smith
W. T. Waters
Barton
Williston
Fla
Danny Wicke
Montezuma
Allie Hester
Monroe Wicker
Mack Huffman
Fountainville
Hardy Cook
R. H. Stubbs
Mantisu
Julia Stubbs
Bubb Dougherty
Hatley
Nk Moreland
Ogiethorpe
Ernest Coker
Rat Snap story promotes rodent control on farm
Mrs Keach recalls using Rat-Snap to kill 17 rats and scare away the rest. The pest product is sold in three sizes for 35 cents, 65 cents, and 1.26 dollars by Nathan Murray, Sheffield Hardware, and Sparks Grocery in Americus.
Bitro Phosphate Vows Nervous Energy End all Fatigue
An old medical spur claims Bitro-Phosphate boosts nerve energy and mental power. It asserts phosphorus sustains nervous system, brain performance, blood and bones, warning fatigue and mood decline without adequate supply. Doctors and authorities are cited praising its universal hospital use.
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itro-Phosphat
Who's Who
Kolle
Local Visitors Gather At Andersonville And Greens Mill
A note of social activity lists visitors and greetings from Andersonville Greens Mill and nearby areas. Gladyse and Ernest Elmo, Mrs A J Pennington, Mr and Mrs Coma Peek of Andersonville, Mr and Mrs Henry Bragg and children from Macon, Mrs Shady Jones visiting the Joiners at Greens Mill. John Lingo a business visitor in Webster county. Miss Nell Dougherty returns to Atlanta. Miss Laura Stubbs visits Americus. Mr and Mrs Geo Wicker visit Andersonville. Brooks Harden of Amsterdam visits J B Rouse. R H Stubbs and Mrs Geo Dougherty with Mrs Bubb Dougherty share a Friday gathering at Pleasant Grove. R H Stubbs and Mrs Stubbs celebrate their 25th anniversary with a barbecue and gifts from about 125 guests.
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Gladyse
Ernest Elmo
A. J. Pennington
Andersonville
Coma Peek
Robi. Holloway
Henry Bragg
Macon
Shady Jones
Jess Joiner
Greens Mill
John Lingo
Webster County
Nell Dougherty
Laura Stubbs
Atlanta
Americus
Mary -Alice Stubbs
Ellaville High School Names Senoia Educator Principal
Ellaville High School opens the fall term with Prof. Henry of Senoia elected principal. He is joined by a capable faculty including Miss Tallulah Williamson, Miss Mary Spatig, Miss Mattie May Cox, and Miss Lillian Douglas. Attendance expected to be large as work begins.
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Ellaville
Ellaville High School
Henry
Senoia
Echon
Mathis
Tines-Recordér
A. 'T. Henry
Inson
Talla Wilamson
Mary Spatigh
Mattie May Cox
Lillian Douglas
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Harris
Far East
Holly Springs Dairy
W.R. Hansford
Claris Soars
Harade Mfg
Hunter Atects
Singleton’s Electric Shoe Shop
N. Jackson Street
Seer Aterial
N. Y
New Ellaville
Ia! City Bank
Commercial City Bank
Em’ Tomers
Crawford Wheatley
Samuel Harrison
Americus Undertaking CO
Nat
LeMaster
Maus
P.O
B.C. Hogue
BULLS
Lusive
Ai County
G. R. Ellis
G. C. Webricus
PFEIF
Eas
Peice
Ward
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