Post Office Postpones Postmaster Appointment Amid Rumors
The postmaster vacancy in the American post office remains unfilled as officials refrain from action. Walter K. Wheatley joins three declared applicants, including Mrs. Smith and Mr. Mitchell, while Capt. John A. Cobb withdraws. Appointment timing remains doubtful. Mitchell may continue duties without formal appointment.
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Walter K. Wheatley
Wheatley
Smith
Mitchell
John A. Cobb
Dyspepsia Remedy Praised By Satisfied Users
A Kansas City advertisement touts Kodol as a perfect digestion aid. It claims the product cleanses and purifies the stomach, cures indigestion and dyspepsia, and helps convert food into nourishment. Reverend J H Holladay of Holladay Mississippi reports it saved his life after doctors gave up. W A Rembert also endorses the remedy after meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodol
W. A. Rembert
Cotton Boom Drives Large Sale in Americus Warehouses
The recent cotton flurry in Americus drove hundreds of bales from warehouses as prices held at 83 cents for two days. Farmers prefer the current level to riskier future gains, with many meeting obligations by selling bulk of their crop while demand remains strong. A warehouse man recently moved about $15,000 in cotton in a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Position Clerk and Carrier Opens in Americus Office
Vacancy for clerk and carrier at Americus post office to be filled after an examination on October 15. Open to ages 18 to 45, the test covers spelling arithmetic letter writing penmanship copying geography and reading addresses, offering a path to federal service for bright energetic youth.
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Americus
Federal Service
United States
Pennsylvania to Erect Monument in Andersonville National Cemetery
Ground was broken yesterday for a costly marble shaft to memorialize Pennsylvania troops buried at Andersonville National Cemetery near Americus. Col. J. D. Walker of Pittsburgh oversees the project with Miller & Clarke of Americus securing the contract. unveiling planned for early next year.
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Andersonville National Cemetery
Americus
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
J. D. Walker
Pittsburgh
Andersonville
Col. Walker
National Cemetery
Miller & Clarke
Americas
Electric Bitters praised by Rev C J Badtong for liver cure
Rev C J Badtong of Ashaway R I B L declares Electric Bitters a thoroughly good reliable medicine curing jaundice and long liver troubles. The tonic is praised for liver kidney and stomach benefits with a 50 cent price and Eldridge drug stores guaranteeing satisfaction.
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Rev
C. J. Badtong
Ashaway
RBL
Eldridge Drug
Market Shortage Hits Americus With Scarce Produce
The Americus market today shows sparse supplies of vegetables poultry and eggs, with prices high and most goods shipped from distant sources. Local gardens yield little, fish are scarce aside from mullet, and residents rely on distant staples like cabbage from Virginia and pork from Chicago.
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Americus
Chicago
Kansas City
Virginia
New Life Pills Claim Quick Relief from Distress
W P Whitehead of Kennodale Texas reports distressing pains in head back and stomach with loss of appetite improved after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. The ad claims infallible help for stomach and liver troubles and advertises the pills for 250 cents at Aldridge drug stores.
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Dr. King
New Life
W. P. Whitehead
Kennodale, Tez
Aldridge Drug
Americus quartet to enter Emory College this fall
Americus will be represented at Emory College by Leon Griffin Emmett Horine Cawley Nesse and Charles Read four bright young men who entered there yesterday for the fall collegiate course. The number of young men from Americas entering college this fall is larger than usual.
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Americus
Emory College
Messrs
Leon Griffin
Emmett Horine
Cawley Nesse
Charles Read
Notice for Colored Teachers in 1903 Apply Now
A short classifieds notice seeks licensed teachers with recommendations for 1903. Applicants should apply at Putnam, Ga, and use the address J. M. Couxvm. The item also advertises 500 crepe paper patterns reserved at Holliday's with phone contact 246.
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J. M, Couxvm
Putnam
Holliday’s
Rembert’s Specific Liver Remedy Adverts
An old advertisement touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as gentle liver cleansers that purge poisons, relieve biliousness, torpor, and fever. It claims the medicine is a pleasant tonic with headache relief after a single dose, urging readers to visit Rembert’s Drugstore near the post office.
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DeWitt
Rembert
Opening of the Largest Best Selected Stock Continues
In the midst of expanding offerings, the store advances a vast and diverse stock. Managers announce ongoing selection with emphasis on breadth and quality to attract shoppers. Local customers anticipate new arrivals and value found in the extended inventory.
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Sco.d. Wheatley
Americus, Sa
Savannah
Seaboard Air Lines
Career Central of Ga. Railway
New York
Geo.d. Wheatley
Lamar’ St., and
Cotton Avenue
Georgia
James Frigker
Edwin Clapp
Howard & Foster
J. FP
Cato
Jackson Street
Carter's
G. T. Sullivan, Jeweler
Windsor Hotel
Moere
DeWitts von Hazel
C. J. Philips
Paris
DeWitts Witch Hazel
Americus Firm
EMORY
Quartette of
Gents
Tate Sade
Rembert’s Drug Store
Postoffice
Steymte Gkrmenabae
H. T
White Sewing Machine Co
eAnee
F.G. Olver
Americus, Ga
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