Immense success sways affairs at Wheatley and Ansley
Immense success is proclaimed by Wheatley and Ansley as unmistakable proof that they cannot be defeated in the country. The statement emphasizes their dominating position and signals strong confidence for supporters and rivals alike. The record notes their unwavering stance and the widespread beaming endorsement they enjoy.
Grandest line of dress goods opens season sale
Announcing the season opening Monday with an extensive collection of fine dress goods and dry goods. The store promises lower prices, vast varieties from plaids to silks, and hundreds of new items including flannels, woolens, and exclusive Embroidered Flannels. Highlights include Henriettas, silk warps, Biarritz cords, and Onyx hoes. Nome entities include Lord & Taylor and general merchandisers.
Street Railway Need Spurs Local Help in Americus
The community is urged to support the Boston owner of the street railway by subscribing to tickets worth 3000 dollars for the first year. Thomas F. Kenny leaves for home, and citizens are asked to back restoration of service to revive business and real estate interests. The Tat Times-Recompen notes prior interview and stresses the one year outlay for shared benefit.
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Thos. F. Kenny
Boston
Americus
Tax Times-Recompen
Kenny
Americas
Tuxay Ponpen
Seaford
Civic push spurs street car venture and school growth
Citizens rally behind restarting street car service to boost real estate values and city interests. Prof Bizlen notes 1412 pupil enrollment with aim for 1600. Americus pride cited in education. Public shaves at Dr Eldridge and local ads urge action and support for local enterprise.
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Bizlen
Americus
Georgia
Bizien
Egg theft ends in six months on the chain gang
Bert Cunningham, descendant of Ham, admitted taking six dozen eggs from employer R. F. Nehring as a joke. Judge Pilsbury sentenced him to six months on the chain gang with brickmaking training after his tale failed to amuse. His mother paid $20 to seek clemency.
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Bert Cunningham
R. F. Nehring
Mr. Nebring
Bert
Pilsbury
Mr. Nehring
Pilabury
Cordele Debates Woman or Money Stir Interest at Opera House
In Cordele Ga September 20 the Baptist ladies staged a debate at the opera house on which influences the mind more women or money. The six debaters split three bachelors and three married men with judges naming the bachelors victorious. A closing recital by Miss Ethel Shipp and music by local performers followed. A second debate is planned for October 9 on suffrage tied to education. Local furniture repairman H E Pratt moved to a new shop address. County court adjourned until Wednesday due to Judge Pilabury’s indisposition.
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CordeLe
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Opera House
Messrs
J. W. Bivins
T. J. Brooks
C. J. Shipp
Jas
E. Bivins
Guyton Fisher
Handkerchiefs Offer Wide Range of Embroidered Goods
Headquarters for years in this line we boast superiority in styles and prices. The choicest line of embroidered handkerchiefs at 25 cents to 1.50 dollars. Thousands of handkerchiefs in stock from 40 cents per dozen upward. Damask at 31 yards and a handsome set at 15 dollars. Exceptional values offered in these goods.
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Americus
Jin
Towels and fabrics sale prices feature bulk towels and cloths
The advertisement touts towels at discounted bulk rates and a variety of fabrics selling by the yard or lot. It lists linens, cashmeres, dress calicoes, dress ginghams, and corsets with per unit or per dozen pricing, highlighting bulk buys and notable bargains.
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C. B
Kid Gloves Stock Exclusive Agents in Americus
This stock leads the market with premier glove brands P Centemeri Co Ranniger Bros Trefousse and Mathers lacing gloves. We offer exclusive selling rights, with no other local house authorized to vend these makes.
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Americus
P. Centemeri & Co
Ranniger Bros
Trefousse
Mathers
Local Store Showcases Lace Silk and Chenille Goods
We have completed our second floor and invite the public to view our finest lace silk and Chenille. Curtains range from cheap scrims to 19.00 a pair. A fine assortment of trunks is displayed and soon a premium line of wraps will be added. Woe extends a cordial invitation to all to visit and inspect.
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Jamxs Fricker & Bro
James Fricker & Bro
Ordele
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Harrold & Johnson's
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James Fricker
BRO
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Allen, Taylor & Co
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