Local Schedule for June Sessions
Local schedule shows train arrivals and departures with day and night runs. The fragment mentions Up and after Sandsy on June 6th and indicates passenger service timings from Alfang with daily early departures and a daily evening service.
Smith in Macon and local sports notes in Georgia
Smith, famed walking champion of the city, weakened by a side pain in a Macon walking match after 174 wiles and four miles behind, withdrew as he placed third. Albany’s colored baseball club defeated Americus Rangers 27 to 8. another game slated soon. Also ads for J Waxelbaum Co semiannual sale and J B Felder’s new cotton, produce, bonds and stocks exchange. Matrimonial notice for George D Wheatley and Miss Macare Calaway. Wesleyan Female Institute praised for healthy climate, attractive grounds, and reduced education costs with 143 boarding pupils from 18 states.
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Smith
Macon
Ed. Smith
Americus Vx
Albany
Rangers
Albany Boys
Americas Club
Ronato Albany
J. B. Felder
New York
Felder
Wesleyan Female Institute
Union
Albany Fire Companies Compete at Depot Run
Vigilance No 1 and Eagle Co No 2 clashed at the depot with tests racing to the plug and water flow. After two contested runs the judges awarded Vigilance second and split first, citing timing disagreements. The Albany crew, using screw couplings, faced gear differences but earned praise for conduct and a post-event barbecue. The Sumter Sunday School Association plans the August Magnolia Springs meeting with Children’s Day.
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Frombnent, Ae
Albany
Eagle Ft . No. 2
Vigilance No. 1
Eagle Co
Lanar Street
Council Chamber
Eagle No. 2
Vigillance
Vigilance Co
Sumter County Agricultural Society Meeting Notes
Sumter County Agricultural Society at Amners Ga on July 5 18sd. Meeting adjourned since May 15 minutes read and approved. Discussion opened on beat variety and cultivation of wheat led by Col W T Toole with W A Wilson Dr Barlow M L Lackey Dr Stewart President Black W B Guerry and J A Ansley. Committee formed to pick next discussion subject selecting The cultivation and preparation of rice. W C Toole, Sec pro tem.
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Amners
Black
Col
W.T. Toole
W. A. Wilson
Barlow
M. L. Lackey
Stewart
W. B. Guerry
Monthly general committee meeting held in Americus
The general committee of the district associations meets each month on the first Saturday at 10 a.m in the Presbyterian Chapel, central location kindly offered. Reports on Sunday school needs across districts were given by Hewitt Parker Ginsy Mayo and Stewart, with city school work discussed by Warren Wheatley and Callaway. The next meeting is the first Saturday in August. Watermelons shipped from Americus reach Cincinnati. two carloads sold at 10 cents each, about 210 dollars, with more expected from eighteen acres. Various local residents travel or visit, including Capt Shafter ill in bed, Miss Minnie Crane visiting, and Prof. J. M. Gannon elected VP of the Georgia Educational Association for the district.
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Jumdaxe
Sumter
Americas
Presbyterian
Messrs. Hewitt
Parker
Ginsy
Mayo
Stewart
Messrs
Warren
Wheatley
Callaway
McGarrah
Louis Smith
G. H. Tommey
Cincinnati
Americus
McGarrah and
Smith
Mr. Tommey
C. A. Coleman
Georgia Educational Association
J. K. Prince
Ibbie
Cora
Blue Lick Springs
A. McClintock
Millersburg
N. G. Prince
Ohcidron
Brooks Station
Middle Georgia
J. J. Hardy
Cora Miers
Spectacular stage tableau wows Watts hall audience
The entertainment featured dazzling scenes like the Angel of Night and Morning, the Three Graces, and Portia’s Judgment. Miss Alice Hay suspended mid-air, and the Broom Brigade drill impressed all, while the finale Tent Tonight closed a brilliant show praised by Mesdames Smith Reese and Burt. Surgical report notes Dr. J. B. Hinkle removed a large knee tumor from Mrs. Wm. Tomlinson, with a favorable recovery. Mr. Gross plans a New York shopping trip for a vast dry goods stock, offering two weeks of unprecedented Georgia bargains. Railroad directors in Americus formed a permanent organization with S. H. Hawkins as president.
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Portia
Shylock
Angel of Morning
Alice Hay
Broom Brigade
Jo Davenport
Mesdames Smith, Reese and
Burt
Watts’ Hall
J. B. Hinkle
Wm. Tomlinson
Gross
New York
Georgia
J. Waxrenaum & Co
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Buena Vista
Jim, Lumpkin Jim
AL Biacs
J. Waxelbaum & Co
Gro. D. Wheatley
Macare Callaway
Merrel Callaway
Charles Irvin
Lappy
Pennsylvania
James Forexen & Bro
Sumter County Agricultural Society
Capt. Shafter
Minnie Crane
Friendship
Mr. Bloom Brown
Savannah
C. L. Glessner
Judith
Annie Lou Byrd
Mary Haynes
Bassie DeJarnette
David
Saul
Americus and Lumskinnr
Americus Preston and Lumpkin Railroad
S. H. Hawkins
A. W. Smith
H. L. Collier
Eres
Ising
COS
OLR
New York State
Len Eloper
Estial Fae
Shaw's Store
Hte Et O
Ates
Serge
Tae
Olen
India
Ameorimen
Senataral and
Pinu
Umesa
R. Shaw
Tan
Forsyth Street
Harish