Commercial capital of Georgia advertises cotton hub appeal
An ornate prospect of Americus promotes Frice 0x Cotton Avenue highlighting healthy climate and curative air. It touts a thriving commerce with mills and factories, three banks, public schools and libraries, and a growing cotton trade of about 20,000 bales. It invites inquiries for business and residence opportunities and promises cordial welcome to merchants and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Ing Mills
Ing
Ae Agriculinre Avian
Preston and Lampkin
Georgia
Fragmented OCR: University health order and morals note
Readable fragments describe a university health and moral order topic. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text. The passage hints at a formal statement or lecture by a distinguished figure and references to a court or policy. No coherent event or outcome is clear from the available wording.
Representative Merchants and professionals listed in Americas
A long list of local business figures across Americus including J T Pelder a cat and cotton broker and office shoe planters warehouse Burkhalter real estate and loan broker P Bass & Bon City Market and more. Also noted are physicians lawyers and merchants with multiple street addresses and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollowing
Americas
J. T. ‘Pelder
Weesehanblee
D.c
Burkhalter
Council & Williford
Property for sale with rich land and buildings
A large valuable property is offered for sale with good fencing and structures in solid condition. It is stated to yield a twenty percent return on investment. The owner seeks new business ventures and directs inquiries to the Recorder Office for further particulars.
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Sei
W. B. Oliver Draper and Tailor Ad Highlight
An old newspaper fragment promotes W B Oliver as a tailor in Axomieme with generic statements about experience and quality. The readable text is partial and obscured, but stresses workmanship and local service.
OUTINGS OF THE CABINET
It is probable that the President will visit Albany after Gen. Grant's funeral before going to the mountains. Secretary Lamar and Attorney General Garland expected to remain in Washington while the President is away. Other cabinet members take vacations. illness limits Mrs Bayard, and Secretary of State may not spend much of the season in Washington. Secretary Ediacott and Whitey and Postmaster Vilas plan most of the summer at home.
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Wasuioron
Albany
Gen
Grant
Sccoping
Watch Hill
Conn
Lamar
Garland
Washington
Bermuda Grass Exchange Notes Long-Term Benefits
An exchange highlights Bermuda grass as a lasting asset. Once sodded, it improves land quality and yields grazing and hay for a hundred years as the sod thickens and soil enriches each year. It supports winter feed and can grow into fall, sustaining stock after frost.
Civil Service Reform Shown by Queen Anne's County Case
The Jaston Ledger reports on how civil service reform operates under Republican administration through the Harley case in Queen Anne's county. Young Mr. Harley achieves a top score above 96 of 100 on examinations, exemplifying the reform's merit system in selecting postal service talent.
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Epee E
Jaston Ledger
Harley
Queen Anne's County
What Do the Druggists Say
They know what the people call for and hear what patrons say about medicines. Martell and Johnson of Rush City Minnesota report Brown's Iron Bitters gives entire satisfaction to their customers. Klinkhammer and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martell & Johnson
Rush City
Minn
Brown's Iron Bitters
Klinkhammer & Co
Variety of News Bits and Arts Remarks from 19th Century Columns
A collage of short notes mentions Stilson Hutching as Washington Post editor and jovial host, Prince Biamark challenged with beer, Frank R Stockton praised for cheerful temper, Yale Professor Beers as a translator, Mr Howe's Shakespeare tastes, Robert Franz and Cortese composing piano works, a Brooklyn woman naming her cat Shedon, German women dentists gaining ground, Miss Bosford the violinist drawing London attention, a seaside landlord preferring bears to spirited girls, and remarks on a American girl’s singing and social claim in a world of playful observations.
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Stilson Hutching
Washington Post
Prince Biamark
Frank R. Stockton
Professor Beers
Yale
Foreigh
Mr. Howe
Country Town
Brooklyn
Shedon
Helen
Germany
Achor
Bosford
London
Watchful clerks note idle workman near Washington building
Labor Statistics report from a Washington city scene where a clerk observes a laborer not working for a long period while another mentions a government official in Vienna and a minister, hinting at broader concerns about wages and productivity amid unclear details.
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Washington City
Rae Windoploetse
Editor’s Guide Encourages Responsible Dog Ownership
A brief note urges dog owners to monitor pets, prevent bites, and keep dogs productive and well socialized. It emphasizes training, supervision, and spaying or neutering to reduce risk and promote harmony in communities.
Deaf education around the world a brief count
A fragment notes seven institutions for deaf education in France and estimates in the United States range around 38 institutions with about 800000 deaf individuals globally. The line suggests broad global figures without full context or dates.
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France
Uine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frice
Cotton Avenue
Americus
R. Westbrook, M. D
Anl
Faeyan Female Institute
Staunton, ‘Vincinia
A. Hannis
D.D
Lical University
Maconga
Dainglahed
P Bass & Bon
Ste.arhwest Corner Public Square
T. ‘M. Cobb
Bank of Americas
Ames Harp
Hart's
Fora Street
North Side Public Square
Ryeand der & Arrington
Jackson Streets
J. J. Black & Sons
Boots
Cotton Avene
Next Bank of Americas
Hinkle
Jackson St
Taylor St
Brooks
Davenport Dragstore
Wkins
Lee Street
T. E. Smith
Reform
Engine House Block
J. W. Sheffield & CO
Woolamis Snd
Pista
Forsyth and
Jackon
J . W. Harris & CO
B. Bosworth
Grover Forayth
Wooten
Tordg Grocers
Pinter
TNO
N. Scarborough
L J. Blaloce
Amoratbe
Gourthous
C. Matthews
Connell & W
J. W. Brady
Otisow
Hatches
B. Sulliv
J. Ses Nees
Lamar St
D. B. McKenzie
Laquors,Tobaccos
Olgare
Toe Ste Bank of
Susate
Jackson Street
pAvs & Callaway
Jackoo
Foster
the Invincible
M. Dor Ers Origies
W. P. Burt
George Stapleton
Forsyth
Esse Ayoouk
Forsyth St
Wiggins
Public Square
Count. & Williford
C. Laing
Ics
Price Alley
Booka
van Riper
Wheatley’s
Fetwell & Smith
Waits’ Corner
Aseaaty Willey
Boot and Shoe Maker
Norew Dudley
Kent
Rhodle
Presbyterian Church
Technological School
D. B. Harrell
Waynesboro
Harrell
Midaid
Slogee
Macon
State University
Mechanics Agriculture
Unty
Athens
Harrie
Hines
Wa Terrell
Harris
Hartell
Hartel
Chicago
Ani
Sumter County
LOW Figuers
W. B. Oliver
Draper and Tailor
Europe
Labor Statistics
Anthony'm. Keiley
Ened
Vienna
Dog Advance
Iaeaneietna
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