Americus Recorder Official Organ Adverts and Senator Colquitt Note
The Americus Recorder claims to be the official organ of Sumter and Webster counties and outlines its daily and weekly publication schedule with rates. It notes Senator Colquitt's re-election and the Democatic congratulatory sentiment, stating he faced no substantial opposition and led throughout the race.
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Americus Recorder
Georgia
Sum
Tee
Terrell
Stewart
Webster
Schley
Marion
Macon
Dooly and Wilcox
Americus Post Office
Coolthe
Senator Colquitt
Colquitt
Immigration convention opens with Southern immigration bureau plan
About two hundred delegates from thirteen states and one territory attended the opening day of the Immigration Convention. P. W. Peeples of Mississippi was chosen permanent president. A permanent Southern Inter-State Immigration Bureau was proposed to boost population and capital, standardize rates, and develop the region with offices, fairs, ports of entry, and industrial growth. A Georgia member sits on the executive committee.
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P. W. Peeples
Missinsippi
Burea
F. B. Chilton
Texas
W. J. Glessner
Americus
Georgia
South
Sesslon
Bouth
Poeta Mens
Orleans
Savannah
Forest Preservation urged by Forestry Congress in Atlanta
The Forestry Congress adjourned after a three day session in Atlanta and issued resolutions urging forest protection from fire and depredation, broad tax exemptions for forest lands, public nurseries and tree planting programs, permanent management of public forests, amendments to stock and fence laws, and the formation of village improvement societies to plant and protect roadside trees and improve public squares. It also calls local forestry associations to cooperate with the American Forestry Congress and send delegates to future sessions.
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Forestry Congress
Atlanta
Congress
American Forestry Congress
Pine straw textile industry noted as not new
A Sarcoxie correspondent to the New York Evening Post states pine leaves have long been used in Germany for textile fibers and pine wool. The Cronly North Carolina factory is not the first of its kind. pine leaf extract and oil are byproducts with potential uses and aromatics claimed to aid rheumatic conditions.
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Cronly
N. C
Sarcoxie
Evening Post
New York
Germany
Georgia
SumiTen
Ipeid County
Moses Bpeer
J. Meats Aelt
B- J
Aldrich Glovers Jrey
I . Wheaties
Pyne Ie Shaw
Jno
Nicholson
Americ Uy
Stoumvite Jorthern
Americaa
Cor- Tho
Americus Hotel Company
Americus
Corpo
Simmons Immigration Bill Supported in Savannah News
The Savannah News endorses Mr. Simmons of Bumter for a bureau of immigration. It highlights two key merits: collecting soil climate mineral and land price data for inquirers and registering lands for immigrant buyers. It argues the bureau would cost little, boost Georgia's appeal, and help tilled acres grow.
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Simmons
Car of Georgia Products
Central Railroad
Northwest
Georgia
Florida
Inter-State Immigration convention praised in Montgomery visit
Major W. J. Glesaner returned from Montgomery reporting the Inter-State Immigration convention as grand with fourteen states represented from Kentucky to Texas. Attendees included Captain Reddig of Atlanta John T Gravee of Rome I J Ellis of East Tennessee C L Rais of the Georgia Southern and Sam Tate for Georgia. The aim was to improve South promotion travel rates and leverage influence. Glessner proposed next meeting in Atlanta, now with a Georgia committee lead.
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Montgomery
Constitution
W. J. Glesaner
Kentucky
Texas
Captain Reddig
Atlanta
John T. Gravee
Rome
Tennessee
C. L. Rais
Georgia Southern
Sam Tate
Georgia
South
Major Glessner
Local remedies claim success for cures in Rome Ga
Wonderful cures are reported by W D Hoyt Co of Rome Georgia for four years selling Dr King s New Discovery Electric Bitters and Bucklen s Arnica Salve. They claim several cases of pronounced consumption have been cured with a few bottles of Dr King s New Discovery and Electric Bitters, sold by Dr E J Eldridge.
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W. D. Hoyt & Co
Rome
Dr. King
Bucklen
E. J. Eldridge
Prickly Ash and Potassium Pills Promising Health Benefits
A dubious promotional piece addressed to women claims Prickly Ash, Potassium, and related tonics purge "poisoned" systems and restore color and vitality. It touts P. P. P. as a blessing to womankind and urges use to improve health and appearance.
Painless Cure Mentioned for Warts Despite Murky Text
The fragment mentions a painless cure for warts linked to a person named Bianne and a name suggesting Maraense Bron Rains. The readable bits are unclear and no verifiable actions or outcomes are evident from the garbled source.
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Maraense Bron
Cpa
Calhoun explains Georgia Central deal and control shift
Patrick Calhoun discusses the Central and Terminal dealings, denying consolidation and claiming the Georgia Central board overhaul raises stock value. He cites large investor gains, bond issues spent in Georgia and Alabama, and asserts the Georgia company remains legitimate and well managed under new directors. The interview signals heightened public interest as court review approaches.
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Deal Rome Tribune
Patrick Calhoun
Calhoun
Central
Georgia
Alabama
Constitution Reporter
Terminal Company
Richmond
Georgia Company
Georgia Central
Mesers
Inman
Kissel
Swann
Lehman
Hullins
Denniston
Clark
Tully and
Rice
Messrs
Suman
Kiseel
Judge Chisholm
Savannah
John C. Calhoun
Hall
Brice
Thomas
Scott and Moore
Proges
The
Central Railroad
Georgia Corporation
Pereianant
State
inter-State Commission
Patient Endorses Dr New Die r Consump Hort
Personal note from Mr N H Froblichstein of Mo pile Alo describes trying various remedies for cataract bronchitis and general health. He reports using Dr King s New and other products with positive results and states he has not donated or used alternatives.
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N. H. Froblichstein
Mopile
Alo
Hort Baying
Patek
Aloe
Ujeo
Eleone
Dr. K King
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Sumter County
Webster County
Atlanta Journal
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Antechr
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Alfred Herrington
Emanuel
Herrington
C. D. Melanes
IPC Administration
Sumtter Covyrr
Holt Hax
Reas
T. Wise
John Baker
Yaose
Court of Ordinary
Erife
Janary
Leon
Meri Diat Gant
Wheeler Street
Catano
Bell
Arveane
Dan Johnson
Cocker
Welling House
C. E. Crocker
Thompson, Wilson & Co
Croaker
Wm. H
Iran i. Benton
J. AR Care
Wenaten County
H. Parker
Alexander, Ross, Guaste
Munde Parker
Zack B. Parker
I Hess
W, H, Cosby
Yotsis Ma
Will Lowe
S.L
Binsies
Bere
Ciara Rm Ne
Walmsley
Pierre Lanaur
Lanaux
Ratton Ui
Marine
Carl Kohn
Union
Weeeday
Sadr
M. A. Daupmen
Washington
Snumans National
Eet
Vrafiuc Prnaruet & Fever
Lippman
P.P
Joa Sues
Abe Eeeneel
Brent Sani
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