Romance and Arabella Brings Constance Talmadge to Amu Su Theatre
The new Select Picture Romance and Arabella stars Constance Talmadge praised as the girl of a thousand expressions. The comedy from William Harlbut’s stage work features Lewis J. Selznick presenting on December 19 at Reynolds Theatre with Harrison Ford opposite and Walter Edwards directing.
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Constance Talmadge
New Select
Lewis J. Selznick
William Harlbut
Amusu
Reynolds
Musu
Constance ‘Talmadge
Harrison Ford
Walter Edwards
Ford cars boost sales force for New York firms
The Liberty Yeast Company in New York City bought three hundred Ford runabout cars for traveling representatives after a thorough test of service, economy, and performance. Winchester Repeating Arms Company also purchased forty one Ford coupes and twenty eight runabouts for its outside men, with Albert Hirst Inc. handling the sale.
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Ford
Liberty Yeast Company
New York City
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Albert Hirst, Inc
Montezuma backs Mrs Hays in federation dispute
Montezuma women and citizens rally to support Mrs J E Hays president of the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs amid controversy sparked by the Columbus convention’s suffrage vote. The Montezuma Music Club and Women’s Club resolve to stay in the federation and defend Hays. A copy of the resolutions will be sent to the Atlanta Constitution.
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Montezuma
J. E. Hays
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Columbus
Hays
Georgia
Macon
Montezuma Woman's Club
Georgia Federation of the Woman’s Clubs
All Georgia
Montezuma Music Club
Wiereag Club
Georgia Federation’ of
J E Hays
Music Club
Georgia Federation of Woman’s
iClubs
Georgia Federation
Atlanta Constitution
666 Cures Malaria and Fevers Claims Shown
An advertisement proclaims 666 has proven it can cure malaria chills fever bilious fever colds and la grippe. It asserts the medicine kills the parasite that causes these illnesses and promises rapid relief.
Will Elect School Trustees Tomorrow
Butler city schools move from mayor and council to a five member board of trustees. A county designates the district and a mass meeting nominated J T Childs, W A Payne, Eli Garrett, H H Riley, and C W Bazemore as trustees. Polls open at the courthouse.
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Butler
County Board of Education
J T Childs
W A ‘Payne
Eli Garrett
H H Riley
C W Bazemore
Court House
Electric lights brighten Talbotton’s old square
Talbotton residents cheered Wednesday night as the historic square lit up for the first time after years of planning. City leaders expect lights to extend through the town by the Santa Claus season, following earlier bond efforts and delays.
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Talbotton
Santa Claus
Imitations Plague Chill and Fever Tonic Market
Company notes that 666 has more imitations than any other Chill and Fever Tonic but warns consumers away from imitations as dangerous in the medicine line.
Train Service Resumes After Coal Miner Strike
Immediate suspension of fuel use and retrofitting restrictions lifted at 12:01 a m Monday, resuming train service curtailed during a nationwide coal miner strike. Bunkering of vessels will restart. some passenger schedules may stay halted pending coal movement clarity.
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Atanta
Southern Regional Coal Committee
Washington
Cour
Lindley and girl drown in Flint River near Americus
In Americus on December 14 George Lindley a white man recently moved from North Georgia and his niece Louise Wright drowned when their buggy entered a washed out spot on the Murray's Crossing bridge. Ella Wright survived by clinging to the buggy top until rescuers pulled her ashore. Roy Crabb Rees Horne Joseph Perkins and Hollis Fort aided in the rescue as other witnesses watched the dangerous river.
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Americus
George Lindley
North Georgia
Flint River
Louise Wright
Murray’s Crossing
Ella Wright
Roy Crabb
Rees Horne
Joseph Perkins
Hollis Fort
Perkins
Georgia to lift cattle tick quarantine in eighteen counties
Eighteen Georgia counties covering 6942 square miles will be released from federal tick quarantine December 31 under a USDA Animal Industry Bureau order signed by the secretary of agriculture. Counties include Calhoun Carroll Chatham Clay Colquitt Early Jones Marion Miller Monroe Schley Screven Sumter Tift Turner Twiggs Webster Wilkinson. State law, effective December 31, 1919, pushes systematic eradication and pledges continued cooperation to finish remaining areas by December 1921.
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Washington, D. C
Georgia
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Calhoun
Carroll
Chatham
Clay
Colquitt
Warly
Jones
Marion
Miller
Monroe
Schley
Screven
Sumter
Tift
Turner
Twiggs
Webster
Wilkinson
William M. McKellar F
Atlanta
Fire Insurance Protection Offer Encouraged
An insurance advert urges owners to insure all property against fire and weather damage. It notes coverage for automobiles and emphasizes low cost. The message invites readers to visit Butler for protection.
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Butler
Two Men Narrowly Escape Death in Auto Accident
A Macon auto party including two men and a woman caused a chase from Reynolds to Ellaville after sideswiping a car driven by W E Neisler. The wreck left Neisler and H L Riley injured. the pursuing officers fired at the escapee vehicle. The group was eventually arrested in Ellaville with bonds set for the next Superior Court term.
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Macon
W. E. Neisler
H. L. Riley
Ellaville
W E Neiser
Reynolds Road
W M Musslewhite
Neisler
Butler
Reynolds
H L Riley
Riley
My Néisler
Buena Vista
Ellayilie
Superior Court
Waters Hotel Destroyed By Early Morning Fire
A two story frame Waters Hotel in Vienna burned at 6 o'clock today causing about 5000 dollars in damage. Insurance on the property was 2500 dollars. Most furnishings were saved and guests escaped without incident. The hotel was owned by Dr. B M Waters who with his family resided there.
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Vienna
Waters
B. M. Waters
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Tigers
Constance
Mrs. Hays
Lindley
Girl
Flint
J. E. Trussell
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