Americus Recorder ad seeks readers and notes various items
The Americus Recorder, a daily and weekly newspaper, outlines its pricing and broad circulation across Southwest Georgia. The paper notes a growth in local housing with new dwellings in Americus, comments on Georgia crime statistics, agricultural prospects, and editorial mentions of regional publications and literary topics.
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Americus Recorder
Georgia
Sumter, Lee
Terrell
Stewart, Webster, Schley
Marion
Macon
Dooly and Wilcox
Americus Post-Omcensuscona
Americus Publishing CO
Atlanta Evening Journal
Webb Press
F. Hy Richardson
Tir Recorpen
Rugeess
Americus aims for a brisk year of growth and trade
The Americus plan focuses on boosting the Board of Trade and city prominence despite minor post office funding gaps. Vice President Morton’s stance on the gag rule remains uncertain, and the Rome Tribune notes Pat Calhounne’s resilience after editorials. Public faith in Jay Gould draws crowds to New York before the 15th market events.
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Jay Gould
New York
Mr. Gould
Booth Helb Dackoon Street
Americus
General Burgery
A. B. Hinkle
New York Post Graduate School
Art Hospital
Building Permits Suggested by City Leaders
The mayor and city council are urged to adopt an ordinance requiring building permits. Builders should record building type brick stone or timber, cost, location, and other useful details for public knowledge without restricting construction. The Olney ReconDer notes such records aid growth and provide an official stamp on statements.
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City Council of Americas
Itou
Brunswick Spent One and a Half Million for Buildings
State roundup notes Brunswick spent one and a half million dollars on buildings in the past year. Athens, similar in size to Americus, inaugurated free delivery last Thursday. Albany gentlemen invest in pecans, planting trees in yards and on farms. Ex-editor McIntosh of Albany plans a beltline street railroad and a park. Col Bucka wrote to Generals Schofield and Miles asking for Lieut Garlington’s promotion for gallant conduct against Indians.
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Americus
Brunswick
Athens
Albany
McIntosh
Col. Bucka
Americux
Minister J P McFerran Leaves Americus for Macon
Dr J P McFerran departs Americus with wife and daughter to lead Mulberry Street M E Church in Macon. Many friends mourn the move while praising his eminent divine service and wide affection. Americus congratulates Macon on the acquisition of such a man.
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Macon
J.P. McFerran
Mulberry Street
Americus
Fine Mules Arrive at Clark's Stables for Inspection
E E Basad and Company bring a fine lot of mules to Clark's stables inviting buyers to view before purchase. Timaday celebrated by colored people nationwide on emancipation anniversary with a long Plains of Dura program and a large crowd. Swift, who died in Atlanta last Tuesday, originated the celebrated S28 medline. Lieutenant Garlington, noted for Wounded Knee, is an Atlanta native and a former Athens associate of Angier, Harmon, Brown, and others.
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Plains of Dura
Mr. Swift
Atlanta
Medline
Lieut
Garlington
Wounded Knee
Athens
Ed Angier
Charlie Harmon
Walter Brown
Postal System Report Praises Wanamaker and Postal Reforms
The Postmaster General Wanamaker releases a fiscal year report praising postal telegraph ideas and a postal banking plan for dense eastern districts. The Recorder questions southern efficiency, notes many postmaster changes labeled other causes, and urges improved service before higher rates.
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Wanamaker
South
North
THI
Farm Poultry Profits in New England Views
A New England farm column by Chester E. Perkins discusses poultry and egg profits, noting low prices in North Carolina and higher regional rates. It urges farmers to consider poultry and eggs as revenue sources and invites housewives to share successful practices.
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New England
Chester E. Perkins
Recorder
North Carolina
Excursion Plan From North to Athena Enlivening Athens
Larry Gantt proposes a spring excursion from the North to Athena to boost Athens population. This morning at 6:25 engineer C. Russel departs engine 121 for Providence while this afternoon at 1:30 chief engineer G A Nix leaves engines 120 and 122 for the same destination. The engines are refused by the 5 A M road. the trip lasts 17 days and follows a route via Americus Cordele Macon Chattanooga Cincinnati Alberton Detroit Wabash Niagara Falls Grand Trunk Rotterdam Junction Westshore Lake Erie Windsor Fitzburg Providence and the New York paths.
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FE. Russel
Providence
N. I
G. A. Nix
Americus
Cordele
Macon
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Alberton Junction
J. M
Detroit
Wabash
Niagara Falla
Grand Trunk Line
Rotterdam Junction
Westshore
Lake Erie
Winater
Fitzburgo
N. Y
Lack of Confidence in Finance Traced to Policy
The piece argues the money crunch stems from financial policy allowing pressure on loans. Banks tighten credit, demand repayment, and hold cash, while the public feels no lack of confidence. When demand returns, loans resume. The blame lies with policy, not debtors, as producers struggle to sell produce at fair prices.
Among the Editors satire on editors and papers in Georgia
A compilation of editorials and notes from Georgia papers critiquing editors, rail passes, and state figures. Mentions Governor Northen's illness, the Macon Telegraph praise, and various newspaper jibes about printers, ink, and press modernization. Includes references to Cuthbert Liberal, Brunswick Times, Atlanta Constitution, Augusta Chronicle, Buena Vista Patriot, and Blanton.
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Macon
M.orgia
Northen
Augusta Chronicle
Macon News
Bam Whitmire
Brunswick Times
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el, Glessner
Omet
Sumter County
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J. B. Bostick
Douglassville
Larry Gantt
Roma Tribune
Judge McCurden
Gov. Northen
Tribune
Larry
Commission of Agriculture
Nesbit
Pierce
Mt. Holly
N. C
Folsom
Stanton
Julian Hawthorne
Carmencita
Otero
America
Mr. Hawthorne
Inquisition
Inquisitora
Board of Trade
Morton
V. P
Rome Tribune
Pat Calhounne
Calhoun
E.E. Basad& Co
Clark
Athena
Gytef
New York Ledger
Gunn
Michigan
C. F. Gibbs
Atlanta Constitution
Buena Vista Patriot
Chris
Histone Underwood
Clarion
Blanton
Constitution
E. A Hawkins
LAW
Granberry Corner
W. K. Wheatley
Fitzgerals Wheatley & Fitzgerald
Omce
Jackson Street
Upestaia
L- Maynard
Jacckaon Street
E. F. Histos
E.H. Curr
Hinton & Cutts
Tickneys
Ofles
Hart Building
Forsyth Street
Marly
Ansley
Poe
Gathce
Summ Ler
Dooly
Webster
Stewart
Supreme Court
United Mtited Court
P. Wallace, Tiorney
National Bank
A. Hixon
Tiorney
Armericus, Ga
Bagley Building
Deen Te Court House
W.R. Guerny
DuPont Gurenu
Guerry & Son
Tary Erm
Pope ¢ National Bank
Lamar Street
Sumter
Superior Court
Nrin
Corton Southwestern Hallroad
C. Hudson
L. J. Blalock
Schley County
Hudson & Blalock
Omec
Atalee
Lee and
Lamar
T. L. Holton
Westbrook
M. D. Hybician
Burgeon
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C. A. Huntington
Charvis Street
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G. T. Miller
Davenport
Sorner Church
Prince Streeta
B. Hawkins
C. A. Brooks
Hawkins & Brooks, Physicians and Surgeons
Granbery Borner
Cal
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Dal
W. L. Builard
5Th Avenue
Columbus
London
Vienna
Stith
Burt
Grinsberry' Tore
J. J. Worsham
Natal
Mactical
Holsey, Ootandshoe
Arthur Anaets
En Contractors
Sam Stevens
Reuou
BANCE
W.T. AL Dunn
Agreat
Pdeacock
Ellaville
Commercialien
Uy la Poavock
Atts House
Americus, Georgia
Watts
Frell
Greston
R. &. Salm
Propsietos
Waltera
Shell
Central
M. Comen
Jant Ln
Americas Mutual Building and Loan Association
H.M. Brown
J. B. Felder
Knights OF Honor
D. K. Brinson
Bank of Americus
W.E. Mumbtey
Cashler
Sumtar County
E. C. Clarke
UM. Clarke
Court of Ordinary
Tae
A. J. Hamil’s
Cotton Avenue
Hamil Block
Americus, Ga
J. A. Ansley
Aig Fine
Ik Tes
Terry
Nashville
C. W. Levk
P.O. Hox
Roanoke
Virginia
Seba Ahs Boiler
Atlas Engine Works
Indianapolis, Ind
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