City notes and business efforts in Americus
Local visitors and residents travel through Americus with social news and shop talk. Citizens discuss funding a Sutherland plant move, plans for a hotel, a cotton mill, and a city booster committee to raise capital. A meeting of business leaders forms a seven member committee to canvass funds and advise on new enterprises.
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Mr. M. Callaway
W.G. Sutherland
Elmore
Mich
Americus
Sutherland
Callaway
Cordele
Bainbridge
Tennessee
Southerland
8. H. Hawkins
Court House
Americas
Col. Hawkins
Glover
Bunday
Harris Agency Advertises Broad Range Grocery Goods
H A Harris, agent at 303 Lamar Street, promotes new country syrup canned tomatoes bacon hams coconuts raisins citron currants and all canned goods priced as the cheapest. emphasizes keeping only heat of every thing and urges shoppers to compare prices with rivals.
A Board of Trade urged by local merchants
A Columbus area reprint argues for forming a Board of Trade in Cartersville to unite business leaders, spur new enterprises, and attract manufacturing. It cites Rome as a model where such a body funds activities, entertains visitors, and drives progress, contrasting council-led delays with organized action. The piece invites Americas merchants to respond.
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Board of Trade
Cartersville
Rome
Hill
New York
Tribune of
Hewitt-Cooper
New England
Georgia
Citizena
Board of Trade of
Boards of Trade
Atd
Americas
Bargains In Boys Knee Pants At C B Coates
Bargains in boys knee pants offered at C B Coates with mention of related items. The text references pure blackberry cordial for summer complaints in children and Cook’s Pharmacy products. Fragmentary wording obscures full details and pricing.
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Panta
C. B. Coates
Beware of the Posts at Brunswick Times
Last night around nine Mr. Bothewell of Cincinnati fainted while leaning on an electric light post in front of the Times office. His friend, attempting to help, also touched the post and received a shock. both recovered a few minutes later.
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Bronswick Times
Bothewell
Cincinnati
Times
Jackson Street
Simon Cohen
Dawth
Kes
J. W. Stokes
Lumpkin
Stokes
Bis
Webster County
Protect the Fall and Civil Conduct on Sidewalks
A local call urges gentlemen to ensure clear sidewalk passage for ladies amid groups seen on Saturdays. It condemns boisterous talk by crowds described as profane and obscene and promotes reporting disorderly conduct to police. It also notes a proverb about a remedy for croup.
Mayor Court Sentences for Disorderly Conduct in Quick Umpire
Mayor Pro Tem Williams acted as umpire in Felder's absence and disposed of cases. Adaline Black docked ten days or 740 cents, Ellen Black twenty days or 12.40, Jwo. Mott fined 10 dollars or seven days, Henry Daniels 2.50 or ten days, J. W. Murray fined 15.75 or twenty days. Penant to be awarded next Saturday. Advertises Cop's Pharmacy and cotton bagging resolution.
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Felder
P. H. Williams
Adaline Black
Ellen Black
Mollie Black
Mott
Henry Daniels
J. W. Murray
Henry
Horses and ponies advertised by Prince Bros and partners
Mr. T O Hargin of Dallas arrives with a carload of family horses and saddle ponies for children and ladies. Mr Joe H Jordan of Atlanta shows fine harness and saddle horses and mares. J W Patterson from Willmore, Kentucky lists drivers and young males 15 to 16 hands high at Prince Bros stables. Call and see before purchasing.
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T. O. Hargin
Dallas
Texas
Joe H. Jordan
Atlanta
Prince Bros
J. W. Patterson
Willmore
J. K. Pate
Main Line at Lyceum Theatre Scores Instantaneous Success
The new play by Mesars A C De Mille and Chas Barnard at the Lyceum Theatre Saturday evening drew strong praise for its action and staging. A review of other shows notes Newton Beers' Lost in London delivering scenic marvels and crowd appeal, with city lighting and sewer work prompting civic commentary. The piece highlights the era of steel and romance, featuring a dramatic railway setting and a vivid cast performance.
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Lyceum Theatre
Mesars
A. C. de Mille
Chas. Barnard
Cony Lyceum Theatre
Byron
Daily Graphic
Newton Beers
London
Beavey
Bleakmoor
Job
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