Maj Glessner Honored By Ohio Immigrants In Fort Valley
A party of thirty five including seven women, led by Maj W J Glessner of Americus, visited Fort Valley to inspect Georgia lands and invest. Prominent Ohio capitalists joined, praising Glessner for fostering Georgia development, with locals planning further appreciation events. The group toured Albaugh Fruit Farm Co and other orchards before trains resumed to Albany and beyond. Will F Wynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhéonper
Fort Vallrey
Ohio
W. J. Glessner
Americus
Georgia
Thie Place
N. H. Albaugh
Maj. Glessner
Fort Valley
Albaugh Fruit Farm Co
Albany
Will F
Wynn
Patent tonic ad promises life by P. P. P. remedy
A lurid vintage ad claims a woman’s fatigue and low energy stem from poor blood and touts P. P. P. Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium as the cure. It asserts doctors endorse it and urges households to keep the remedy for health and happiness. Available through medicine dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.P. P
Atlanta Man Shoots Himself After Seduction Charge
Special to WECORDER Atlanta January 22 George W Robinson attempted suicide after being arrested on a seduction charge and marrying the girl to escape. A woman named Wright who lived with him visited the saloon and threatened to kill him prompting him to shoot himself in the heart area. He is not named as dead but assessment says he will probably die. Also includes local ads for patent medicines and a pharmacy move by W A Cox in Lee street Slappey corner near artesian well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wecorder
Atlanta
Janu
George W. Robinson
Minnie Verncott
Wright
Robinson
Lee Street
Slappey Corner
Artesian Well
W. A. Coox
Death of Rev J S White shocks community
The Recorder reports the sudden death of Rev James S White, former pastor of the Presbyterian church in Charleston. He disappeared after resigning due to health, was found dead in a windmill tank sixty feet above ground, causing great distress among his congregation and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.8. White
Presbyterian Church
Charleston
James 8. White
Second Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
White
Ludeling
Capitalists Urged to Build More Homes in Rapid Growth City
Prominent real estate agent W D Haynes says daily applications for rental housing flood in, and 500 houses could be rented immediately. He urges capitalists to accelerate home and store construction to meet demand, noting rent income and property value gains as incentives. The People’s National Bank reports continued growth and seven percent semi annual dividends. A mayoral case fines Chag Bell for wife beating. Newspapers increasingly use stereotype printing, boosting efficiency for rapid jobs turnaround.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Haynes
J. W. Marshall
Waycross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oakland City
Spudwio Co
Atlanta, Ga
W. L. Douglas
Thornton Wheatley
Rpp Bitoni
Alae Oe Uyem Au
Ae Ee
Liffhan Beos
Fropristors Druggists
Lippmas's Block
BA Anbal
Cait
Caan
Bright
J. T. Lee
Woodburn Av
Cincinnati
Tutt
Sheman
Spence
E. J. Eldridge
Americus, Ga
J. S. White
Americas
Mule More
People's National
People’s National Bank
John Windsor
Chag. Bell
Hilm
James Fricker
Americus, Georgia
Diamands
C.a.fricker
P. L. Holt
Vraler
Atlan
Macon
Vlaste
417 Lamar
Studebaker
J. W. Mize
Cotton Avenue
Hawkins House
W.W. Wheeler & Co
R. L. McLeod & CO
Forsyte Street
Orera House
Americus GA
R. F. Nehring
Jackson Street
Allen House
Daly Country
DOD
Watts —Whelesie
Fina
Forsyth
Lee Streets
Wayo's
Builders’ Supply CO
Lamber
Central
J Fou
Gro. P. Bowen
Spruce Street
New York
CATAL
Launderdaca Company
Newark, New Jersey
Epps
Qgrosvenor
Rosvenor & Hicharda
Boston Maze
Grosvenors
BellerpSien
MER Sa
Lymugwaad
Eacock
Ellaville Georgianew
Cacomtele
Firt-Clase
Gant Nteed
C. Ia Phavock
Lajatts
J. D. Watts
Reston
George
Bally
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!