Local notes and arrivals in Americus and vicinity
Richland's Dr T B Miller and Schley’s W D Murray are noted as recovering or visiting. La Grippe and pneumonia cases listed. Merits include visits by Mrs Bell of Birmingham, Miss Matthews of Pineville, and many others. Grand jury adjourns with one case left. new electric clock lights court house. a Savannah and Western mail train begins service. J B White named route agent. The Americas Daily Times hires J F Brumby as general manager and editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Miller
Richland
John Shriver
W. D. Murray
Schley
H. C. Davis
W. K. Wheatley
Stella Matthews
Pineville
C. C. Hawkins
W. K. Bell
Birmingham
C. W. Felder
Ma May Duncan
Columbia
Carolina
Anna Harrold
Lee Street
W. H. Powell
Fs. Ed Johnson
Griffin
J. C. Pope
Messrs
J. 8. Overby
A. J. Sayors
Geo. Kimbrough,Jr
Bronwood
Leesburg
O. W. Lewis
Lamar Street
Lucretia Bullock
Columbus
Tete Kenchen
Macon
Sallie Greene
Jackson Street
T. Tl. Maxwell
Calvary
Jecatur County
M. Speer
Savannah and Western
J. B. White
Smithville
Montgomery
Dalton
Stowe Brothers
Grand
8.G. Hall
A. B. Campbell
M.eh. Glover
W. C. Dodson
Printers Supply Fame
Atlanta
Recorder Office
Court House
Luther. Bell
Abbeville
W. H. Parkins
Morgan
Calhoun
Americus
C.M. Wheatey
R. H. Brumby
the Times
Brumby
Americas Daily Times
Brunswick Times
Georgia Members Question World’s Fair Vote Stances
Seven Georgia members in the House discuss World’s Fair support actions. Judge Crisp backs opposing government aid, wary of Republican influence. Col. Lester undecided, open to Savannah or Griffin. Carlton leans against government entanglement, favors Washington site. Turner would vote against aid, with Southern interests guiding later choices. Stewart similar to Crisp, favoring Washington if appropriation carried. Grimes backs any site but Washington. Clements opts against appropriation, supports St. Louis or Washington unless Southern interests shift. Kendrick’s will probate notes legacies to Vassar scholarship and heirs, manuscripts to be burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlanta Journal
Georgia
Crisp
New York
Col. Lester
Savannah
Griffin
Carlton
Liverpool
Manchester
France
Lyons
Toulon
Chicago
Libby
Turner
Stewart
Grimes
Mr. Clements
St. Louis
EpiTor
Okeefenokee
Harrell
Webster
Bérnier
Monroe
Florida
Berner
Yazoo
Protests On Georgia Land Sale And Peanut Market News
A reader recalls the fight over the Oklahoma swamp land sale and urges publishing the bill vote to expose interests. The piece contrasts past Yazoo fraud fears with current land transfers while noting a strong plea for public accountability amid a controversial sale. Peanuts face tighter supply and rising prices as North Carolina and Virginia crops shrink, with Tennessee showing similar declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Catholic Church Aims to Spare Immigration Surge in Americus
A Dey Mere item in last Sunday's Recouper notes Henry Smaw’s article urging a Catholic church in Americus to attract immigrants. Smaw has a site offer ready if locals build, with Father Prendergrast visiting monthly. A meeting on Friday February 7 will discuss plans and voluntary contributions already pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smaw
Americus
Smaw
Father Prendergrast
Bargain Goods At Coates Old Stand And A Call To Youth
A sale lists discounts on E and W items including collars cuffs shirts hats and scarves with prices cut from 25c to 50c and up. The piece shifts to a civic reflection asking why prominent young men in business and public life neglect church involvement and seek answers about church engagement and duty.
Change of Schedule for Southwestern trains 13 and 14
Schedule change affects Southern trains with line by line updates. Trains 13 southbound at 4 03 A M and 14 northbound at 10 20 A M are discontinued. Southbound 10 05 A M now arrives 9 58 P M. Savannah & Western Division No 23 departs 6 00 A M instead of 4 58 A M arriving Columbus 8 40 A M with Birmingham connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern
Savannah & Western Division
Columbus
Birmingham
Fort Jacksonville
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Remco Ecordera Szorg P
Telephone
E. D. Ansley
E. C. Ansley
the Grocer
Barlow
J. F. Ross
Seveneenth District
Jeasie Green
Callie Miller
Buena Viste
H. A. Harris
Lantar Street
California
Malaga
Lamar
J. Ryland Kendrick
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar College
J. Ryland and
G. A. Kendrick
Thornton Wheatley
Ameritus Guano Company
Becaus
I.c
Knox Derby
Knox Silk
Tron
Tenpre, Carter & Co
Coates
Allen House Corner
Americas
Cook’s Pharmacy
Cotton Avenue
Arthur Rylander
Brown & Mardre
Americus, Ga
Harris & Payne
Lee and
Lamar Streets
J. J Hanesley
Barlow Block
The
Georgia Loan and Trust CO
Home Company
Diamanta
Cook’s Pharmaancy
Americus Cotton and Produce Exchange
Recorder's
Pickett & CO
F. M. McDonald
Willie Eyona
Lott
Lesires
Bypie Gwand
Atrpet, Pont
Lard
Lndisaues
Love
Cemext
Prastzn Pants
Harr
Brick
J. Hamil
Janz
Dim
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