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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1901

Page

6

Cotton Receipts Lag as Last Year Sets Pace in August

Receipts for new crop cotton in Americus lag behind last year with 2,517 bales August to date versus 2,917 last August. Prices show a drop from 9 to 8 cents a pound, and analysts note crop lateness and wet weather delaying picking. The report also covers a fatal shooting in Stewart County where Buford Perryman allegedly killed J. A. Cade after a confrontation on the public road. Cade died later.

Americas Anguat Liu Times-Recorder Americus J. A. Cale Stewart County Buford Perryman Stewart Columbus Clarence Cade Lonvale J. A. Cade Cade J. J. Burke Perryman Buford Mr. Cade Burke Verryman

Hawkins Bound Over After Alcohol Purchase Case

Hawkins, a negro preacher and shoemaker, appeared in court over an alleged unpaid purchase of two gallons of corn whiskey. He was bound over to the next term of court after the prosecution argued he failed to pay as promised.

Hawkins

Johnson's Tonic touted as rapid fever cure

The advertisement claims Johnson's Tonic eradicates malaria fever in a day while quinine fails in ten days. It contrasts Johnson's Tonic with Yamine, promises complete relief if taken as directed, and states a 50 cent price only if it cures.

Johnson

Tragic Deaths Linked to Americus Names Across Distances

The deaths of B. F. Jossey in Tucson and Dr. Beynon in Newark, both former Americus citizens, unfold as a troubling coincidence with pistols used fatally. Dr. H. J. Williams of Social Circle endorses Kidd's Konatipation Kure pills in the same notice.

B. F. Jossey Tucson Arizona Beynon Newark N. J Americus Atlantic Seaboard Pacific Slope H. J. Williams Social Circle Kidd

Auction of Anglia stock groceries on Lamar Street

A small Anglia stock groceries sale on Lamar Street drew many bidders and proceeded by public outcry. The entire stock sold for under 2200, despite the goods being valued as gold at fair value.

Anglia Lamar Street

Wanted Six or Eight Horsepower Engine and Boiler

Short advertisement seeks a six or eight horsepower engine and boiler in good condition with address for response. Includes stray lines about cures and a chocolate laxative product, but core item remains the engine and boiler request.

W. B. Hayrs

August Matrimonial Records As Judge Reports Thirty Licenses

Judge Allen of the Court of Ordinary today recorded August as a strong matrimonial month with thirty licenses issued, about one per day, amid heatwaves. The article notes a projected 360 Sumter County weddings for the year if trends continue, and humorously invites more couples in September for a dollar’s worth of bliss. It also advertises Tutt's Pills and K. K. K. Pills for constipation.

Judge Allen Court of Ordinary Cupid Sumter County Allen

Amzricus Busy Day Boosts Town Trade

Hundreds gathered in town yesterday spending dollars as merchants reported satisfactory trade between seasons. Pleasant weather may have helped as residents dug up tin cannes and traded for goods. A local note promotes K. K Pills as a remedy.

Assessors Battle Tax Returns in Americus

The Board of Assessors toil over city tax returns as only about half of Americus taxpayers filed. The rest face double taxation and the officials expect to resume the work within a week to finish processing the returns.

Board of Assessors Americus

Exploding Boilers Kill Many Aboard City of Trenton

Eleven dead nine missing and eighty two hurt as boilers explode on the City of Trenton steamboat on the Delaware river near Trenton. Firemen and police search wreckage all night while another steamer Twilight raced nearby and authorities review possible racing as cause.

Pritapeiputa Gurea Steamboat City Trenton Delaware River Lung City Wilmington Steamboat Companys Mundreds John P. Chew Camden Elizabeth Green Philadelphia William Dunn Helen Briest John Briest Chew Lizzie Philadelphia House of Correction Caue August Reinhart Neafie & Levy Co City of Trenton Twilight City of Poconoket Dugan Department of Public Safety Irene Wild Clara B. Wild Dora Wild Pits Mathilda Gross Jgmon Ashmead Anna Herr Emma Eastburn Helen Ballentine Germantown Yous Tilleson Philadel Trento

Fe ome AU i Tan grup Taetes Ged

A partial readable fragment notes a group Taetes Ged and Cai Aime. context unclear but indicates activity around a sale or draft. No dates or locations provided. details are fragmentary and cannot confirm full event or outcome.

Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cure for Weak Lungs

Advertises Dr. R V Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for consumption related illnesses, including weak lungs and bronchitis. Claims no alcohol opium or narcotics, with letters from patients attesting to dramatic relief. Also promotes Pleasant Pellets for constipation and urges correspondence under secrecy from Buffalo New York.

Doctor Pierce Dr. Pierce R. V. Pierce Buffalo N.Y Jennie Dingman Rapid City Kalkaska Co. Mich

Bollworms Attack Americus Cotton Fields

For the first time in years bollworms strike cotton near Americus damaging crops with a farmer estimating about twenty five percent loss. The pests appeared recently and may increase with cool moist weather, threatening the region’s output. Mercer University in Macon promotes higher education for boys with a strong college spirit and growing endowment.

Americus Times-Recorder Mercer University Macon South P. D. Pollack

Quote on Idleness and Self Worth

A reflective line asserts that nothingness breeds nothing and idleness never advances personal worth. It warns that striving and effort are necessary to achieve any level of success or meaning.

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