Traveling Will son in Arizona and circus plans in Marton
A fragmentary notice notes Will son last seen in Arizona on the 13th while Imbe recently accepted a position with Mr P Williame. Sells Bros circus reportedly arranging to go to Buena Vista after a Marton city performance, with local citizens guaranteeing funds. Beaver weighed thirty four pounds caught near Mucka creek. Administrator's sale of J L Mathews deceased property to be held in Americas on November 3. Restaurant at Wiggins' village to reopen offering eda, squirrels, ducks, and chicken.
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Willson
Arizona
Buena Vista
Bro
Buena Jna
Marton Anty
J. L. Mathews
Americas
Wedding of Linwood Bell and Hims Buchanan Draws Local Notice
The marriage of Linwood Bell and Hims Buchanan united two prominent local families in a bright ceremony at the Baptist church. An elegant reception at Capt. A. C. Bell’s home followed, with lavish decor, gifts list, and generous hospitality. The couple, well known in the community, begin their new life amid broad good wishes.
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Americas
Linwood Bell
Hims Buchanan
Messrs
Frank Stapleton
Eustace Speer
A. B. Campbell
The
Baptist Church
Psvf
Nileman
Thankful Subscriber Eases Tensions at Local Paper
An exchange notes a subscriber’s frustration over unpaid dues, urging courtesy and prompt payment. The piece highlights newspaper integrity and the need for subscribers to settle honestly. Separately, Geo H. Tommey opens Hawkins House, a newly furnished hotel with bright rooms, modern dining, and hopes for strong business from travelers arriving at the upgraded establishment.
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Flrat- Cass
Mra Tommey
Postmaster Recommendation Stuns Americus Voters
Rumor spread that Congressman Crisp endorsed A L Rees for postmaster at Aversous, while W A Black remains incumbent. Rees, once a Bank of Americus employee, claimed a quiet bid after a friend urged him to apply and sent Crisp letters, leading to Crisp's formal recommendation. Local reaction mixed yet hopeful for a faithful, efficient officer.
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Congressman Crisp
A. L. Rees
Aversous
W. A. Black
Rees
Bank of Americus
A Lost Fee in Smithville Enterprise Paper Sale
A lawyer recalled a fee dispute tied to a Smithville Enterprise bill. He prepared a bill demanding the publisher’s name be inserted, but before filing the paper ownership changed hands and the fee was lost.
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Smithville
A P and L Progress and Local Ventures Highlighted
The article notes the A P and L line improving with a new siding near the depot and refreshed freight cars, while a branch manager sustains optimism after securing a fine flowing well at a cost around 1000. It mentions staff efforts recruiting workers toward Lumpkin, and a humorous encounter where a train engine crew assists an elderly lady with mail.
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Lee
Reyni Day
Rington
Herington
Wil
Americus
Kirwin
Lampkin
Macon
Ellaville
Capt. Bell
Will Resign From Postmaster Post Amid Scrutiny
The post office matter remains alive with talk about how Maj. Slack will resign his post and charges against him be withdrawn. A late probe found a visit to the Post Office but no one, including Mss. Black, could be located. A city insider hints at relief from a troubled tenure.
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Rees
Maj. Slack
J Black
Struck by a Rail in Georgia Sunday Morning News
An engineer named Mitchell was injured when his train struck a buried rail at Stewart's crossing near the city. The rail, placed to derail the engine, caused the cab to be damaged and the engineer to be injured. The rail origin is linked to a local vendetta rumor with no arrests reported. Mitchell’s condition varied in reports between life and death, with conflicting statements in the Macon Telegraph. Separately a humorous tale recounts a local snipe hunt gone awry when a cutter and cashier fled a mock danger after being chased by a supposed wild animal.
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Mitchell Ag
Stewart
Macon
Thos Gresham
Freman
Mitchell
Michigan
Georgia
Maconj
American
Si Hawkins
Bob Hall
Hugo Tipp
Don Goodman
Staid
Frank Gyles
Gyles
Gyles’ Stord
A. C. Bell
Cash
Iherty
Road to Savannah Prompts Civic Booster Drive
City leaders and business interests press for a direct Savannah rail line. Wealthy cotton men pledge generous support, arguing the route will restore wagon trade, raise cotton prices, lower groceries, and spur rapid city growth with a terminus advantage. Local officials and prominent citizens endorse Georgia Chill Remedy and announce restaurant openings and livestock listings as the page mixes notices and ads.
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Recorder
Savannah
Macon
Jena
City edge farm for sale bargain offer
Notice advertises a Coles Tittle Farm on the edge of the city for sale. Call the office for details and pricing as a bargain opportunity.
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Coles Tittle Farm
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