Weexuy Reo nner Seeks 5000 Subscribers in Georgia
The Weekly Recorder reports growing circulation of the Weexuy Reo nner in Southwest Georgia. It touts neighborhood news, agricultural tips, and condensed general news. Subscription price is one dollar per year in advance. Circulation spreads across Snover Lee Terrell Randolph Stewart Webster Schley Marion Martin and Dooly counties and beyond.
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Weekly Recorder
Weexuy Reo Nner
Georgia
Snover, Lee, Terrell
Randolph, Stewart, Webster, Schley
Marion
Martin and Dooly
Daw son’s growing town and its bright future described
A descriptive sketch extols the city of Dawson as a thriving agricultural center with growing wealth and a strong business community. It notes good schools, attractive homes, a planned Columbus Southern railroad, and expectations that population and prosperity will rise, while the Recorder supports regional promotion and local correspondence.
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Dawson
Columbus Southern Railroad
South West Georgia Baptist Convention Opens in Albany
Pulaski Superior Court will convene the third Monday in May while Stewart Superior Court meets next Monday. A Mitchell county farmer traveled to Albany Saturday with wagon load of fine turkeys earning 150 dollars for gobblers and one dollar for lien. A stockholders meeting of the Atlantic Birmingham and Great Western railroad held at Montezuma elected directors Judge Henry M. Merman W M Tewksbery New York W J Weeks of Talbott EB Lewis Montezuma Colonel Henry D Capers Adairsville. The board then chose Judge Herman as president.
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State Baptist Convention
Albany
Pulaski Superior Court
Stewart Superior Court
Mitchell County
Alantic, Birmingham and Great West Ern
Montezumi
Henry M. Merman
W. M. Tewksbery
New York
W. J. Weeks
Talb Ition
EB. Lewis
Montezums
Henry D Capers
Adairsville
Herman
Sumter County Agricultural Society Plans Farm Exhibition Drive
The Sumter County Agricultural Society met on the second Tuesday in April at Glover's Opera House with President Furrow presiding. Discussion covered competing for county premiums at the Sac Fai and planning a pre Macon fair exhibition in Americus to boost farming. Maj. Black and Col. Furlow urged participation while Wilkinson urged a real show of local crops and yields to encourage young men to stay on the farm. Members urged larger May attendance, then adjourned with Furrow signing.
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Glover’s Opera House
Farlow
Sac Fai
John William
Americus
Macon
Major Black
Wilkinson
Acre
Sumter
Maj. Black
Col. Furlow
T. M. Furrow
Prest
Sunday School Convention Invited in Americas Next Week
Sumter County Sunday School Association and workers are urged to attend the State Sunday School Convention in Americas Wednesday through Friday. Children are invited to participate in Friday's children’s day procession. report to the Methodist or Presbyterian church for placement. M Steer presiding, W B Hannison secretary. Also notes Joseph Howard Jr rumored life of Beecher. Hubbard Bros to publish by subscription.
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C.S. A
Sumter County
Methodist
Presbyterian Church
M. Steer
T. W. B. Hannison
Sec
Jon
Howard
Beecher
Joseph Howard, Jr
Henry Ward Beecher
Prescher
Ura
Hubbard Bros
Welt
Private letter from Americus merchant to Richard Roe
A Georgia business owner, Joan R. Shaw of Forsyth Street, writes to old friend Richard Roe by public letter. He boasts of a thriving dry goods store, 18 years in town, and a spring purchase he claims as the best yet. He lists staff and urges Roe to visit, promising fair dealing and low margins.
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John J. Hardy
J. J. Conway
John W. Shiver
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Cleve) Davie
Old Reliable
Joan R. Shaw
Forsyth St
J. RS
Ayer
J. Arrison
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Sierra Nevada Mountains
W. Brown
M. D
Oceana
W. Va
T. E. Hastings
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