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Americus Weekly Recorder in Americus, Georgia

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Newspaper

Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1886

Page

6

Old Americus jail and first brick store history

The article traces early Americus history noting a timber jail behind H. D. Watts's brick store, later replaced by a carriage works. It praises the present court house yet doubts its longevity and recalls the Granberry corner brick store of 1851, built by F. & G. and Davenport Bros, with bricks from Willet quarry and work by Wallace and Kimmey. It also tells how Jeter A. Hogue painted the sign and profiles J. W. Wheatley, a pivotal local entrepreneur who became a respected citizen and grandfather to the author.

Americas H. D. Watts Citizeria Barlow Court House Temple of Justice Americus Granberry Corner Lamar Street Davenport Bros Joiner & Nicholson's A. A. Willet Col. Maxwell Wm. Wallace Jesse Lea Kimmey Jeter A. Hogue Mr. Wallace Northwest Mr. Kimmey Kimmey Northumberland County Américas Wheatley J. W. Wheatley Han

Origin of the Deadhead term explained by Erie manager

In a casual chat J W Schrange of the Erie express explains how the term deadhead originated from D H Colvin Chicago a former U S Express agent who received many free packages clerks marked D H to mean no charge and a clever clerk later coined deadhead from the initials.

Apernatl Times D. H J. W Schrange Erie Express New York D. H. Calvin Chicago United States Express Company Colvin D . H. Colvin

Sparta peas in Spanish pea cultivation method

The article advises Sparta tecinaclite advocates to plant Spanish peas in two foot rows and eighteen inch drill spacing to ensure full plowing coverage. It claims high yields per sere with goal cultivation, asserts the taps supply cattle forage, and notes strong tannins cause peas to cling to vines for easy pulling.

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Nellie Welcs Accused in Telegraph Mischarge at Pint Arena

Nellie Welcs faces charge over a telegraph mischarge at Pint Arena in California. The sole notable detail is Nellie’s appearance and the involvement of a young telegraph operator, Abe Ulegraph.

Nellie Welcs Pint Arena Cal Nellie

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