Georgia on Wheels excursion to Ohio draws North interest
A Georgia party voyage organized by W L Glessner to Ohio aims to boost agricultural knowledge and cordial relations. Prominent dairy farmer C W Horr in Wellington welcomes the visitors, offering hospitality and facilities to study Holstein cattle and dairy husbandry. Sandusky registry notes local fruit farms invite the Georgia delegation with support from Erie Board of Agriculture and Lake Erie Fruit Growers Association.
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Geseorgia
Ohio
W. L. Glessner
C. ‘Omy
Sioner
Georgia
North
Wellington
C. W. Horr
Sandusky
Georgis
Erie Board of Agriculture
Lake Ile
Columbus subscribes 25000 for Chattanooga Rome Columbus line
Columbus voters raised 25000 cash to back the Chatta Hooga Rome and Columbus railroad project. The pledge guarantees solid rail connections from Chattanooga to Columbus and Florida railroad links, promising population growth and Georgia’s largest railroad system with major improvements forthcoming. D P Dozier led the soliciting committee and the effort was praised as a red letter day for Columbus.
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Enquirer-Run
Columbus
Chatta Hooga
Rome
Chattanooga
Georgia Midland and Gulf
Florida Railroad
D. P. Dozier
Georgia
Chattanooga, Rome and
Stationery orders for fall and winter trade urged
Merchants urged to contact the Recorder business manager to place orders for blank books forms lithographing and commercial work. Receivers Publishing House promotes prompt neat execution and competitive Georgia prices for all kinds of lithography and printed materials.
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Georgia
Pusiisnina House
Engine and Timber for Sale in Georgia Auction Ad
Engine and timber for sale at 1500 dollars nets 490 acres of fine timber and a 25 horsepower engine with Frick boiler in good running order. Located on the Ocmulgee river in Georgia, a premier site for saw milling. A. W. Fuller, Bribbie Wilcox Co., Ga.
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Frick
Ocmulgee
Georgia
A. W. Fuller
Bribbie, Wilcox Co
Reward Offered for Americus City Burglaries
A $100 reward is offered by Mayor J. B. Felder of Americus for detection and arrest with proof to convict of a burglar or burglars who have been committing a series of robberies in the city.
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J. B. Felder
Americus
Reporter Wanted for Daily Paper in Our City
Wanted a young man for local reporting duties at a daily paper. Must be live and energetic with knowledge of the business. State age experience and salary expectations. Address Editor care of Recornpur.
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Recornpur
Twenty Bales From Twenty Acres A Worthy Colored Man
A Dawson News report recounts a farm inspection with L A Lowrey W R Melton and B F Melton. It highlights W R Melton’s three mule farm expecting about 800 bushels of corn and 50 bales of cotton from twenty acres with a 500 pound bale, plus 600 bushels of oats and other produce. It notes Green Halleck, a successful colored farmer, owning seventy acres and a $1000 frame house, with a fine orchard and promising prospects.
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Dawson News
L. A. Lowrey
W. R. Melton
B. F. Melton
Melton
Green Halleck
Green
Central's Arrangement Explains Road Merger Plan
General Alexander of the Central outlines an entente with Col Hawkins. The Savannah and Western will halt at Sterling, and the Savannah Americus and Montgomery will stop at Sterling. Hawkins expects to complete McRae to Sterling in ninety days, with Savannah and Western also reaching Sterling. trains from Sterling to Americus will use Hawkins line, while SA&M trains will use Savannah and Western track to Savannah.
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Savannah and Western
Savannah, Americus and
Montgomery
E. P. Alexander
Central
H. Hawking
Savannah and Western Railway
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Morning News
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Atlanta
McRae
Americus
Col
Hawkins
Scincinara
Brunswick
Take on Cotton Grants Tar Reduction and Plant Prospects
Major L A Ransom received a telegram from Colonel A P Butler in New York stating the New York exchange granted all the requests of Southern agricultural commissioners on the tare for cotton. The measure fixes net cotton price and shields farmers from loss due to bagging material. The cotton oil refinery site search moved to Columbia, with officials to learn local inducements.
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D.C
L. A. Ransom
A. P. Butler
New York
New York Exchange
Committee of Southern Agricultural Commissioners
Building lots offered on Rees Park and Smith streets
Five building lots are offered including an 80 by 200 foot plot on the south side of Rees Park and two corner lots at Furlow and Smith streets and at Hill and Smith streets.
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Furlow and
Smith Streets
Hill
Smith Street
Cay
Princees Open Fine Brick Stables on Cotton Avenue
N G and J K Prince announce completion of their fine brick stables on Cotton Avenue. The remark notes quality in every respect and invites inspection, indicating readiness for use.
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