MEN OF MARK EDGAR G. SIMMONS AND OTHERS OF GEORGIA
A biographical sketch honors Edgar G Simmons born 1852 in Crawford County Georgia his law career in Thomaston and Americus his legislative service and eloquence his criminal law success and partnership with W H Kimbrough contrasts with a Georgia farmer and politician in Sumter County W D Salt and Druggist endorsements cite Electric Bitters and a Northern Citizens Convention planned for Douglasville with pro South growth views plus a testimonial about P P P and Bob Nisbet resigning as Georgia State Agricultural Society secretary Hood’s Sarsaparilla praised as popular.
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Edgar G. Simmons
Hickory Grove
Crawford County
Montpelier Springs
John T. McGinty
Monroe County
Sophmore
University of Georgia At
Athens
Thomaston
Lucy Hollis
Americus
Harrold, Johnson & Co
Simmons
W.H. Kimbrough
The
Central Railroad
Hattie S. Willett
Sumter County
House
Senate
Legisature
Brady
Douglasville
South
Georgia
Bob Nisbet
State Agricultural Society
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