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Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1886

Page

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Americus Georgia Listed as Commercial Capital of Southwest Georgia

Americus Georgia described as the county seat and commercial hub of six counties. It notes rail access on the South ern railroad, thriving mercantile firms , two newspapers, an opera house, a public library, several banks, mills, and factories. The piece calls Americus the largest city in Southwest Georgia with growing population and wealth and invites inquiries to the Americus Record for information.

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Albany Captains Pitch to Ohio Visitors Attracts Laugh

An Albany delegation led by Captain Hobbs tries to lure Ohio excursionists to visit Dougherty County with promises of artesian wells, Fountain of Health waters, a Georgia barbecue, and the rich countryside, only to have Col. Edgar Simmons reveal the target was Americus cotton buyers. The scene ends in good-natured laughter at the captain’s expense.

Albany Americas Ohio Dougherty Hobbs Americus Geo Thomasville Atlanta Georgia Col Edgar Simmons

Remarkable Louisiana Lottery Draw Opens With Big Prizes

The 188th Grand Monthly Drawing held at noon on Tuesday January 19th awarded the first prize of 75000 to ticket No 24045 sold for 1.00. Prizes went to holders including M Ditrichstein in New York J F Benson in Kansas City Isidor Schwartz in Kansas City and A R Simmons in Manchester. Several prizes of 6000 were won by holders in Kansas City and San Francisco with tickets sold through local banks and Wells Fargo Express. The Extraordinary Grand Quarterly Drawing is set for March 16 with 529600 to be distributed under the laws of chance, to be managed by Gen G T Beauregard and Jubal A Early.

Louisiana M. Ditrichstein M Gross Chambera New York City J. F. Benson Careof Jo Baehr Main Ot Kansas City Isidor Schwartz Kansa City Bank of Com Ornaa Gisdawn Be . A W. A. Turner J. B. Martin Howard St San Francisco Cal Wells, Fargo & Co S Express G. Brootzman Houston Texas J. O. Kieinfelder & Co Menene Bank of Commerce Gen'ls G. T. Beauregard Jubal A Laws of Chance

Farman's formula for cotton seed and manure composting

A historic note describes a compost method using 80 bushels cotton seed 400 pounds poo hee 200 pounds kainit for a layered pile watered and aged six weeks to three months with stable manure leaves phosphate and kainit forming layers and the pile covered with dirt potential cost and value of the chemicals discussed a local opinion about the Drayton bridge obstruction in Americus and Montezume.

Farman Americus Drayton Amelia Montezume

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