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A fragmented note references Cotton Avenue in a recorder listing with unclear names and dates. The readable items include place names and scattered letters suggesting a historical street or property record.
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Yrri
Americus Georgia Advertises Its Growth and Trade Center
An 1880s style description extols Americus in Sumter County as a thriving hub. It highlights fertile agriculture, temperate climate, diverse crops, healthy air, modern mills, banks, hotels, schools, churches, and two newspapers. The note invites enterprising traders to relocate, promising opportunities and a cordial welcome. It mentions the Preston and Lampkin railroad, population about 6,000, and designation as the county seat and regional trade center. A schedule announces an August 16 Alderman election and local business advertisements.
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Sumter
Western Railroad
Ncon
Americus
Operem
Tno
Americay
Georgia
Preston and Lampkin
Aubal
Asusricus Jr
Americna
Americge
SHORT SUMMER SERMONS BROTHER VARDNER AND TEA
A Detroit Free Press item reflects on common human foibles and preferences with a humorous tone in dialect. It notes people expect favorable weather for trips, blame others for misfortunes, and fear storms while hoping for fair outcomes in daily life. The piece also mentions political notes about prohibition efforts, labor troubles, and public figures, blending satire with brief news updates.
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Monteimerys
Agen
Jesse Dina Vata
Putnam
Arve Ellaville
Lenilaville
Ave LaCraspe
Andersonvill
Andersonville
Buona
Macon
Macot W. WH
Cot
AP &L
Lumpkin
Richland
Preston
Plaina
Lamph
Amentova
Boon
Buena Vista
Bile
B.V
Ampkin
Green Hill
Florence
Ohbs
Hamlin
Walnog
Marand
Eninge Ae J
Ronny
P. M
Conneil
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B. Peder
N. Burkhalter
Kent Estate and Long Broker
Council & Williford
D. G
OBE & Parker
Cotton Avenue Meat Market
Ferty Groceries
Bank of Americas
J B. Hisele
Tuckson St
Taylor St
AL Fort
Eldeidge’s Drug Store
Lamar Street
O. A. Brooks
Daxenporta
IE. Shipp
Farlow Lawn
Busworth
Forsyth
People’s National Bank
W. P. Burt
Sulivan
Lamar St
Gotton Avenue
Wheatley’s
Pry Goris
Thornton Wtley
Ory Goods
Privia Square
Jim Street
J. W. Sheffield
Gorr, Forsyth
Jackon
Harris & AU
Baggis ‘Agena
Lharness
Saah
Doornane
Head Cotton Avenue
Blalouk
Fice
J C. Matthews
Ansley
A Law
Forsyth Street
Postoffice
Supreme Court
U. S, Court
ASK ES Aycour
Forsyth St
General General Merchandise
Stapleton
General Merchandise
Esse Aycock
Opera House
H. W. Howard
A. Bell
Norew Dudley
Jackson St
Front Presbyterian Church
Jonx E. Hall
Public Square
J. Hudson
W. ¥. Mems
Hall
Wea
Josera
York
Porrin Dera Ato Chemont Co
Boston
Mans
Bernina
Uases
Blackhaul
Stadicer’s
Bottia
C. F. Stadiger
Front ST
Philadelphia
Edward J. Miller
C. Horace McCall
Miller & McCall
Enelon
Allen House
Preston, An
J.T A ’ m Alley
Vardner
Detroit Free Press
Candobde
Home Guard
Ohio
Allen G. Thurman
Garland
Senate
Hsides
Cleveland
Bell Telephone Company
Galland
Italy
The
Indianapolis Journal
Times
Fitz John Porter
Mexico
Jackson
Chicago
Washington
Gen. Black
Pensions
Austria
Jersy
Atlantic City
Fleishman’ Distillery
Cincinnati
Edward Bundy
Spartanburg
Annie Hickman
Argentine Republic
Brazil
Uruguay
Chesapeake and Ohio
Columbia
Kansas City
Pegro
Chattanooga
United States
Dodorus
Hatteras Shoal
Rio Janeiro
Baltimore
Elkhart
Ind
H. C. Hotchkiss
Lyons
New York State
Wayne County
Prixasant Mouno P. O
Laurens Co
Westmoreland Bros
Cox
M. D. Westmoreland
Pele
Deaf and Blind
Minnie Wallace
George Fickland
McAfee Street
Atlanta
Constitution
J. P. Dromacoza
M.D
Blood Balm Co
Americas
California
Clara Bello
New York
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Dawson
Dawson, Ga
P. Haas
Hood
A.W. Stokes