Gone Home Depression Era Notes and Local Incidents
A local column reports Willem Gresham recovering after a suicide attempt by throat wound, and notes market activity and cotton yields from Hard to Please and Feagin. It condemns an attempted insult by a black man and details a townwide demand for order, including a banishment notice and social critique of an outspoken resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem Gresham
Velsod
Georgia
Ladies Aid Asked to Contribute to Sumter Exhibit at Piedmont
A Sumter county committee appeals to Americus and Sumter ladies for fancy work paintings needlework canned fruits jams preserves and relishes for the Piedmont Exposition exhibit. Returns are promised safe handling with a knowledgeable attendant and they request lists to J E Bivins or the Recorder Office.
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Sumter County
Americus
J. E. Bivins
Season Opens and Local Fire Highlights County News
Mr Bagley of Catons North of the city loses a gin house and thirteen bales of cotton in a daytime blaze caused by a careless lighting of a lantern. The total loss runs about $1,500 with no insurance. Alex Pullum aids Seab’s victim then helps his mules, but Seab steals the animals and flees town. The piece denounces Seab as an insolent, dangerous negro and notes local efforts to pursue him.
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Feagan
Ple
Tegro Waittle
Mr. H. ©. Bagley
Sly Seaborn
Seah Fagin
Alex Pullum
Seab
Pullum
Saborn
Sumter County Fair Exhibit Highlights Local Wood Varieties
Col 8. H. Hawkins of the A P L railroad leads a Sumter County and Piedmont display with 40 wood specimens from his river plantation. The collection will total 60 to 70 varieties showing grain and bark, varnished for an attractive exhibit for the thousand dollar premium. Also notes no excursion train to Abbeville next week. stockholders’ families will ride free when eastern extension is ready, and payments to the railroad are urged.
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Sumter County
Piedmont
Sumter
P.&l.e.r. Recorder
Abbeville
Friends of the Road
H. Hawkins
Tracklaying Begins on Americus Preston and Lumpkin Railroad
News from Abbeville reports completion of track laying and two trains surfacing and widening cuts. About 200 workers, with passenger service expected within a week, while tensions rise as Rochelle Land and Lumber seeks to move the county center. Court to convene next week with criminal cases. cotton shipments rise to Americus, impacting Hawkinsville trade and local merchants.
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Macon
Asnnyrie
Americus, Preston and Lumpkin
Rochelle Land and Lumber Company
Abbeville
Americus
Americas
Hawkinsville
Wilcox County
Ocmulgee
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