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Newspaper
Americus Weekly Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1884
Page
7
Local shoppers visited SM Cohen's Bargain Store finding dress goods dry goods notions clothing boots and shoes offered at exceptionally low prices. The piece touts the shop as a true bargain destination with a wide inventory.
Local papers relay chatter that John Alban and his family may relocate from Hancock County to Georgia. Alarms rise over climate and safety as Griffin Georgia is praised. later reports deny any move back to Ohio and affirm the Albans remain content.
A Marion Schley Sumter counties dispute centers on routing a proposed line from Buena Vista to Americus via Ellaville. The committee seeks input, outlines stock terms, and asks Buena Vista leaders to survey Americus as the terminus while preserving fair representation for each county.
A fragmentary early 20th century style scene describes a fleeting encounter between two lovers Ava and the speaker. The May wind, a shy gaze, and the sea of emotion mark a brief, hopeful moment before they part under watchful surroundings.
A tale of dream insight helps a businessman when his mother grows ill and a gambler’s nerve is highlighted in Louisville. The piece blends a mystic dream lesson with sharp comments on risk and resolve from a New Orleans Times-Democrat report.
Dalrymple of the faucous Dalrymple wheat described as a typiable SS in appearance. His face peaky and hair bony. He wears a big white hat and old fashioned farmer clothes. He seems an antique New England school master in the northwest prairies. He is cordial in conversation and versed in all business details, managing a large Labor oeux general marshalling an army force.
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