Dawson Street Feasibility Sought to Improve City Access
A letter to Dawson city fathers argues for a new street crossing the northern city area to connect east and west routes. It would ease travel for residents near Roberts place and involve minimal grading, with a small bridge over Middle Chickasowatchee Creek. The note also highlights local business and civic figures and recent community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Roberts Place
Chickasawhatchee Craek
O. I. Chambers
Ira
O G. Robinson
Local notes from Jolly John Prerville May visit and crops
The column details a trip to Dawson, reports on small crops and open fields, mentions corn oats and potato slips, and notes old Charlie the family horse near death. It also covers social visits, various international topics, tariff debates, and miscellaneous anecdotes including a sea serpent sighting and a geography quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Oliver
Cotton Hill
Pataula
Willie Dozier
Georgia
Savannah
E. A. Reese
Georgetown
Emma Jordan
Morris Station
Shrop
Eufaula Bulletin
Quimas
Jounparevinus
Dawson
W. A. Jones
Sheffield
Ala
Charlie
Old Charlie
Kimbrough
W. C. Paschal
Tom Simmons
Simmonsburg
Ville
Copeland
Mayon
Youths Renewed by a Free Cure Claim
A fragment advertises a free cure for youthful weaknesses including nervousness and early decay. The note promises a recipe sent from a New York City station and targets men seeking a restoration of vigor, with no clear medical basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beodati
Jos
New York City
Mr. Gough on Silk Hats and Hair Care
John B. Gough argues against worship of the silk hat as a form of idolatry. An advertisement pitches Parker's Hair Baleaze as a non dye hair dressing that restores color and is perfumed and beneficial. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Trammell
Frammell
New York Marine Bank
J. W. Wooten
Wooten
Arthur
Jefferson
Mr. Merry
White
Thackeray
Tov
Varmers Shay
Tari Savenosh Bey
Representative White
Minnesota
Congressional
Northwest
Kite
Honists
White Dleesn
Liverpool
Tom
John B. Gough
Heaven
Parker
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Americus
Rex
Grrneasissner
Cotton Avenue
Professional & Buisters Cards
Lawynrs
L. H. Carter
Americes
Stewren Couxty
Ga. Omer
Old First National Bank
Daltestisee
Bocrons
B. Raines
Fenerer
C. A. Brooks
Americus, GA
Davennert
Col. & J. Hawking
D. P. Holloway
Americdy
Daven& Son
Neil Pickett
Talbotton
JW. Harris & Co
Elward J. Mer, —_C, Hore McCall
Monumental Marbel Works
Miller & McCall
American
A. A. Battle
Gomes
Collen
Mone
Mitchell
San
Kwir
Americas
Torent
St, W. Jordan
ROYA
Turk
Uticuza
Sinaia
Crawford
Pestce Tate
Ted Ey
Ia Permanenty
Ted Halen
Headquarters Fhe
Cincinnati
Geper Glass
Jake Israels
Cottos
Daweep
Carthans
W. K. Pilabury
Davey, Gs
Apel T
Randolph Court
J. H. Querry
L.C. Heyl
Col. Hoylie
Col. T. H. Pickett
Tom Pickett
Terrell
Methodist
Helen Parks
Cols
Henderson
Wimberly
Jo Scott
Bank of Ameri
Cus
Recordes
Legion
Reconoga
Georgis
J. G. Parks
Mrs. Merrell Callaway
Little Bell
Quitman County
Jolly John Prerville
Jamea Oe
Sydney
Australia
Europe
Switzerland
France
Saone
Elizabeth
Masons of
Philadelphia
Missouri Botanical Gardens
St. Louis
Mr. Gough
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