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04 Sep 1908
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Americus Times Recorder in Americus, Georgia
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
1
Delegates Chosen for U V Reunion and Pension Fund Stand
Delegates to the State Reunion of Confederate Veterans in Atlanta were elected at Camp Sumter. W R Speer John A Cobb T J Morgan J M Hansford H T Davenport P H Williams J H Exum D C M Burkhalter T J Joiner J T Howell will attend and urge using Georgia cotton tax refunds for Confederate pensions. The camp endorsed Col John W Lindsay for Commissioner of Pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Camp Sumter
Messrs. W. R. Speer
John A. Cobb
T. J. Morgan
J.M. Hansford
H. T. Davenport
P. H. Williams
J. H. Exum
D. C. M. Burkhalter
T. J. Joiner
J.T. Howell
Camp
John W. Kindsay
Davenport Drug Co Returns to Davenport Control on Lamar Street
D F Davenport druggist announces the Davenport Drug Co will revert to his ownership on Lamar street. After liquidation of debts by a stockholders committee, the business resumes under Davenport, reviving the store known since 1888 with an ample stock and two decades of experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Davenport
Davenport Drug Co
Lamar Street
Dr. Davenport
Americus
Davenport
Don’t Hand Your Friends a Lemon Make Lemonade
A concise reminder urges turning sour moments into sweet outcomes. The note emphasizes proactive optimism and practical steps to transform disappointments into gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plausible social life and school notes from Plains
Plains Ga September notes recount a Miss Floy Oliver party for guests Miss Elizabeth Solomon Myrtice Reid and Eloise Reid with roses and games. A Lula Carter informal gathering followed with parlor games and candy. Plains High School opened with Rev Charles Phillips elected, teachers named, Children’s Day observed, and a large attendance. Several local residents visited or returned home. A fire incident at Plains Square Base Gunnery was contained by quick action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Oliver
Batiste
Myrthe Reid
Miss Eloise Reid
Miss Solomon
Lula Carter
The
Plains High School
Charles Phillips
Dowd
Annie Collum
Putnam
Ophie Markett
Board of Trustees
Methodist Church
Stuart
Elizabeth Solomon
Macon
Floy Oliver
Maggie Morton
Ernest, Simpson
Smithville
John Mathis
Harry Hawkins
Americus
Plains
Lawson Stapleton
J. C. McLendon
Ashburn
Joe Moore
Sumter
J. A."mcdonald
White Springs
Fla
George McDonald
Atlanta
Frank McDonald
J. A. McDonald
Ruby Riley
Walter Rylander
Annie Stevens
Bronwood
R. B. Evans
Jack Slappey
Oglethorpe
Walter Slappey
Annie Kate Hawkes
Richland
Ida Bacon
Hardiman Clark
Alton Carter
Tom
H. Timmerman
Americas
Dennis Moore
Auburn
Sarah Calmes
H. T. Bradley
Mr. Bradley
Cartersville
Plains Square
Leslie GA Quarterly Methodist meeting noted with social events
The article records the Leslie Georgia quarterly meeting at the Methodist church with dinner on the ground, plus a flurry of local visits and trips. It mentions Miss Mae Summeford returning from Plains, Mrs. F A Wilson's business trip to Americas, and several residents in Americus and Parker's Crossing. Lassie High School will open next Tuesday and a child near illness is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Methodist Church
Mae Summeford
Plains
F. A. Wilson
Americas
Belle Williams
The
Agricultural College
Ethel McGarrah
Ellaville
Lucius Harvey
G. R. Ferguson
Americus
Furlow Gatewood
J. L. Amagon
Oscr Crane
J. M. Summerford
T. J.wade
R. L. Reeves
A. J. Kemp
Leon Griffin
Lassie High School
Mary Lightfoot
Mary Will Harvey
Itving
Cotton picking roars in Cobb as injuries and travels blur town
In Cobb Georgia on September 3 cotton picking is in full vogue. A black man at the Huguenin place was badly cut in the cotton gin. Dr. Kemp and Dr. McNeil of Leslie treated the injured man, W W Cobb returns from Pitts improved in health. Mr J J Cook recovering from finger amputation. Several residents travel to visit kin and tend ill family members. Deaths of Musslewhite and William Owens affect Mr Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb, Ga
Huguenin Place
Kemp
McNeil
Lesiie
W.W. Cobb
Pitts
Paul Culver
Dees
W. J. Hill
Nannie
Edna Ramsey
Cobb
J.J. Cook
Bessie Pursley
Americus
Gordon Statham
Pata
Nannie Summerford
L._C. Summerford
John Bolt
Richland
San Antonio
A. J. Roberts
Leslie
Atlanta
M. R. Hill
B. R. Culver
DeSoto
Mr. Cobb
Rufus
Foot Ease Sample Promotion for Ailing Feet
An advertised remedy offers Arthur Peet Allen’s Foot-Ease powder to relieve tired aching and swelled feet. A free sample of Foot-Ease Sanitary Corn-Pad is included, with return address to Allen C. Olmsted in Leftoy N. .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen C. Olmsted
Miss Susie Lunsford Hostess At Smithville Gathering
In Smithville Georgia on Friday night Miss Susie Lunsford hosted a small house party. Guests arrived in attire described as dainty white silk and punch was served on the veranda by Misses Agnes and Erin Wells. A guessing contest awarded prizes to Rosalie Edwards and B P Johnson with W H Lunsford taking the booby. Ice cream followed as the event concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Susie Lunsford
Princess
Agnes
Erin Wells
Misa Rosalie Edwards
B. P. Johnson
W. H. Lunsford
Smithville High School Opens With Full Attendance
The Smithville High School opened on Monday with full attendance. Prof Searcy of Howard is principal this year with Mises Mary and Lizzie Ansley as assistants. Miss Alice Melton of Dawson leads another notable music class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
Atlanta
Odelle Allison
Bronwood
Alice Ansley
B. J. McKenney
Leslie
Frank G. Jones
Ada Saltér
Moultrie
Luther Ivey
Greensboro
D. C
Margaret Burton
Plains
Tilden Underwood
Coter Zuma
Julian Glaze
Sam P. Crowell
Julian Price
Leesburg
Fort McAfee
Harachel Goodroe
Eufaula
Ala
Denver
Colo
J. T. Martin
Tilbotton
Preston Gossips Highlight Local Social Ties
Miss Annie Will Addy visits Preston with friends noting Bertha Lunsford’s return from Plains and Frances Bell’s trip home from Richland. Local notes mention infant death near Deeran, sicknesses, home visits, and multiple residents traveling to Columbus Am ericus Dawson and Plains for visits and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Antnie Will Addy
Near Here
Bertha Lunsford
M . Lunsford
Plains
Frances Bell
J. T. Beaty
Richland
Thelma Pilcher
Mary Bell
Americus
Irving Davenport
Deeran
Alla Kidd
Sallie Thornton
Buena Vista
J. C. Bell
Pilcher
Mamie McEachern
Will
Willis Cole
Rebecca Kida
Howell Cobb
Columbus
Misa
Kathleen Bell
John Nicholson
Bell
Dawson
James Nicholson
Mra
Enterprise
Margaret Oliver
Vesta Tharpe
Atlanta
D. B. Thornton
Geo. EB. Thornton
J. G. Spann
Ula Nicholson
George Sapp
W. H. King
Weston
Walker
J. ¥. Lansford
Allanta
Jessie Welch
Eleanor Fulford
Mother Gray’s Australian Herb for Women’s Ills
Advertises Mother Gray’s Australian Leaf as a safe regulator for women’s pains in back, bladder or kidneys. Claims to relieve ailments and urges readers to mail 10 cents to Mother Gray in LeRoy New York for a sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Gray LeRoy
N.Y
Andersonville Notes Quietly Reflect on Community
Andersonville Georgia opens the week with daily events as residents return from visits, travel plans to Atlanta and Virginia, and local activity. The new warehouse nears completion while farmers haul cotton to the gin and residents attend a Mountain Springs meeting.
Local Notes and Social Updates from Rift Georgia
Carr ie Jones visits Americus as D C Jones Jr heads to Gordon Institute at Barnesville. Ada Usry to Summit to teach while Musa Usry plans to attend Tesire High School. Mrs J J Hiller returns from Plains visit. Eva Mac Pritchard visits grandmother in Plains. Mary and Annie Laramere visit Mrs Young in Valdosta. Marilu Jenkins accepts teaching at Greene school house as school opens Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rift
Carrie” Jones
Bob Miller
Americus
Antioch
D. C. Jones, Jr
Gordon
Institute
Barnesville
Ada Belt Usry
Summit
Musa Usry
Nella Braddy
Macon
Misé Musa Uary
Tésiré High School
Franke Wilson
J.J. Hiller
Plains
Eva Mac. Pritchard
Jock Smith and Mamie Livingstone Married in Surprise Wedding
In the 17th District Jock Smith and Mamie Livingstone wed in a Wednesday evening ceremony surprising friends. Kenneth McTylore visited the community Sunday. Daw son residents J C Tedder and wife stayed with Mrs Israel’s mother, Mrs J G Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock Smith
Mamie Livingstone
Kenneth McTylore
J. C. Tedder
Dawson
J. G. Israel
J. D. Williama
Marilu
Susie Clay
J. As Mills
Mia. J. . Tedder
Daw
Webb and kin guests in Richland area this week
Sumter Ga Sept 3 Miss Haley Webb visits her brother Mr and Mrs Webb in Richland. J B Webb and son attended the Union meeting at land Saturday and Sunday. Miss Ludie Webb visits Miss Pearle Parker of Richland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumter
Haley Webb
Ad JS Webb
Richland
J. B. Webb
Soup
Land
Ludie Webb
Pearle Parker
Cryptic Garden Themed Names Echo Old Testament Echoes
A fragmented OCR style piece lists biblical names and cryptic book titles as if cataloging garden or sea imagery. The altered titles reference Adam Eve Noah Jacob Joseph Pharoah Moses Esau Lot and more in a mosaic of literary labels. No clear narrative or event emerges from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Eve
Noah
Jacob
Joseph
Pharoah
Moses
Esau
Lot
Denizena of
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Roxford Softs
W. D. Bailey
U. 6. V. Reunion
Andersonville
Marlin
Atlan
Emma da
Abbeville
A. V. Phillips
Antly
T. J. Harder
Mountain Springs
Maggie Callen
Central Railroad
Virginia
Ruby Dorman
Missiasippi
B. F. Easterlin, Jr
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