Americus and Surroundings News Snippet
A miscellany of local notes from Americus including a stray or stolen race report for J. W. Mize, visiting Annie Thompson in Smithville, and Belle Coker on Church Street. Local humor and social chatter abound with mentions of a two horse delivery by Americus Ice Company, blackberry and watermelon crops, and upcoming speaking events by Hon. Ben Terrell in Leesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
J. W. Mize
Annie Thompson
Smithville
Belle Coker
Church Street
Brown
Chapman’s Mill
Americus Ice Company
Macon
Will Spon
Americus
Ben Terrell
Farmers’ Alliance
Leesburg
Building notes show rapid growth and new homes
Construction advances across Jackson and Church streets with new music room and sleeping quarters for Prof. Carl Schneider, ready residences for painters, two story additions, and planned cellars. Several owners, including Cyrus Smith and W H Kimbrough, anticipate occupancy soon as Elbert Head completes a large building and Aunt Emaline Hill replaces her house with a cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schneider
Jackson Street
A. K. Schumpert
Church Street
Black
Bolton
Church and
Lee
R. E. Cobb
W. E. Murphey
Lee Street
Calhoun Matthews
C.F. Stanfield
Leeton
Smith Street
Elbert Head
Emaline Hill
Memorial Day Observance and Local Developments
The community honored fallen soldiers with a wreath decorating at Oak Grove cemetery and a veterans parade led by Col. Cutts. A National Mutual Building and Loan Association branch formed, naming John Windsor as president and outlining required shares and broad city reach. A second fishing party plus Chapman's Mill outing drew families and reported good catches, while Capt. T. M. Allen of Americus is favored for postmaster, backed by local Republicans and Democrats.
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Americas
Oak Grove Cemetery
Veteran’s Procession
Col. Cutts
Church Street
A. B. Campbell
Leila Crisp
Carrie Brannon
Julia Brannon
Eula Coker
Anna Harrold
Carrie Shropshire
Annie Gyles
Pearl Adama
Annie Clare Amos
Carrie Speer
Youn
Frank Hooper
J. C. Branch
Georgia
Richmond
National Mutual Building and Loan Association of New York
John Windsor
Co. A. Fricker
E. A. Hawkins
E. J. Eldridge
C. A. Huntington
D. F. Davenport
United States
W. T. Payne
Nashville
Chapman’s Mill
W. E. Murphey
H. C. Bagley
T. N. Hawkes
Marion
Harper
Mattie Hollis
Pete Brown
Hattie Windsor
Will Hawkins
Helen Hawkins
Olin Dixon
Sarah Cobb
Capt
T. M. Allen
Americus
Henry Clay
South Georgina
Camilla Clarion
Lary Hinton Tobacco by Williams and Co Richmond VA
Ad for Lary Hinton Tobacco described as the best chew made from old and seasoned leaf by Thos C Williams and Co Richmond Virginia with P C Crnan and Co as wholesale agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. C. Williams &Co
Richmond
Virginia
P.c.crnan &Co
Buena Vista praised as healthy county seat and future resort
A Marion County article extols Buena Vista as capital of the county with pure water clean air and healthfulness. It notes its elevated court house site two hotels the leading merchants and a weekly newspaper edited by Horton Christopher. The writer predicts Buena Vista will become a popular summer resort and lauds local officials and residents amid a respectful portrait of the spring term at Marion Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Superior Court
Col. E. M. Butt
Col. Butt
Superior Court
Mathis
Joe J. Dunham
Marion County
Buenas Vista
Buena Vista
Court House
Buens Ista
Col
J. H. Lowe
Buchanan
A. J. Buchanan
Buchanan & Bell
Lowe House
Buena Vistas
Hills and Dales
Messra. Clements & McCall
D. M. Hall & Co
W. R. Hall
Moore Bros
J. M. Lowe
Rushin & Jackson
W. H. Lowe
Nelson & Peacock
A. B. Jackson
May Weather Forecast Predicts Storm Cycles and Warm Spells
The text quotes Rev Hicks predicting a stormy May with frosts in the North and a rapid warm trend around the third. A 7th to 18th storm period brings danger days near the 9th to 11th, followed by cool days and a high barometer by mid month. Pronounced violence around the 19th to 24th and a wet spell near the 25th precede reactionary movements by the 27th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srl Hicks
Hawkes Crystalized Lenses Improve Sight, Testimonies Rise
Various individuals and professionals from Texas and beyond report improved or restored vision after using Hawkes Crystalized Lenses. Edits by medical editors and oculists note satisfaction and comparisons to prior opticians, with endorsements from physicians, evangelists, and business figures across Houston Galveston San Angelo Weatherford and Austin.
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Hawkes
E. Daniel
M. D
Daniel
Texas Medical Journal
J. N. Adkins
Texas Medical Association of Eclectic Physicians
W. E. Penn
Sam's Price
San Angelo
London
Eng
Jas
A. Baker
Houston
H. B. Fontaine
Land Ofice
Austin
Texas
Spiller
Landice
Frank H. Miller
Galveston
John T. Beney Houston
W.W. R. Shannon
Weatherford
Alexander Agar
Stationers Board of Te
J. A. Arvin
Bankes
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