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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
3
A fragmented clip notes Southern habit and Sabbath reverence, praising Southern restraint while contrasting Northern habits. It cites liquor laws across states, mentions Kentucky, Texas, Georgia and others, and touches on society topics like fashion, education, and political leanings with varied geographic references.
The Buffalo scene and nation follow each bulletin on President McKinley's condition after the Temple of Music attack. Surgeons, nurses, and a strong guard detail keep vigil at Milburn residence as detachment of US infantry reinforces security. Czolgosz remains under tight confinement with investigators probing possible conspirators while public sympathy pours in from around the world.
An old notice touts Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta Georgia as offering a safe vegetable remedy to cure Contagious Blood Poison in all forms and stages. It promises permanent results, no mercury or harsh minerals, and invites readers to submit testimonials and case histories via a home poll and reward for proof against its claims.
Sumter County Georgia sale before the courthouse door in Americus during legal hours on a hot Tuesday in October 1901. Property includes undivided interests in multiple eastern and western portions of land lots in the Ath district totaling about 22% acres plus 11 or more acres others, all tied to J C Parker and executed against by Geo D Wheaties. Also to be sold is a house and lot on McGarrah street in Americus described as a half-acre with 12 acres, tied to Mrs A F Hart and a separate Sumter Superior Court execution to W C Carter. Levy notices list sheriff L J M Forrest as the officer.
J B. Clark applied for permanent letters of administration on the estate of E A Clark deceased. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear and show cause why permanent letters should not be granted to J H Clark. Witness my hand this 6th day of August 1901. St J Tharp, Ordinary.
Petition to reduce capital stock of The Times-Recorder from 10000 to 5000 and to issue 5000 shares of 10 each after sale of the job department. States stockholders voted Nov 1 1900 to reduce capital and align with current operations. seeks order from Sumter Superior Court.
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