Corn for Sale in Reynolds Georgia Advertisement
Advertises wholesale ear corn for sale in Reynolds a Georgia town in Taylor County. Describes Reynolds as founded 1853 named for Gov John Reynolds with population 1200 plus, thriving farming area with fertile land, nearby Gen John B Gordons farm, and multiple industries including a cotton factory guano and canning plants. Notes three banks and strong rail access via Central of Georgia Railroad and annual cotton and peach shipments.
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Reynolds
Georgia
Taylor County
Central of Georgia
Macon
Columbus
John B. Gordon
John Reynolds
Nature
Reynolds and Vicinity Gazette Keeps Town Buzzing
Reynolds Georgia June 19 1911 notes a busy schedule with local visits shopping and social news. Several visitors travel from Macon and Atlanta including D W Payne H A Paris and Robert Beeland. Local ads promote Corker Tobacco Globe Coffee and Brooks Palace Meat Market while many residents attend a barbecue in Ideal and plan summer outings.
Economy Air Tight Jar no rubber ring claims lasting seal
An advertisement touts the Economy Air Tight Jar as the sole jar using a built in cap gasket instead of a rubber ring. It promises endless airtight, odorless, sanitary storage, with easy sealing and opening, crystal glass, gold lacquered caps, and suitability for fruits vegetables meats fish game year round, sold by Aultman & Mims.
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Aultman & Mims
Local Visitors and New Dry Goods Store Openings in Reynolds
Mr Thurman Whatley of Reyolds spent the weekend as guest of Mr Jay S Hinton who is vacationing with his parents Mr and Mrs E J Histon. Mr J P Land recently moved from Valdosta and opened in Reynolds for his son Mr S P Land a dry goods and notion stock in the Marshall building beside the Farmers and Merchants Bank. Mr Land is pleased with Reynolds and ready to contribute to the city's upbuilding.
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Thurman Whatley
Reyolds
Jay S Hinton
E J Histon
Woodbury
J P Land
Valdosta
Reynolds
S P Land
South Georgia
Marshall Building
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Mr Land
Plume Draw Reheld After Missing Ticket No 138
Notice states ticket No 138 not found and a new draw is held. The holder of ticket No 214 will receive the plume. Named recipient Miss Florine Ogburn.
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Florine Ogburn
Bargain Days at W I Powells Store
Spot cash sale offers 14 off on clothing hats and 15 off on dry goods. Brigain days announced for Wednesday and Thursday at W I Powells with discounts on men’s and ladies’ hats and clothing.
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W I Powell’s
Junction City Items Excursion and Local News
The Warm Springs excursion was a success with reporters noting a pleasant time. Several local residents, including Mr Gordon Parks, are sick but recipients are wished a speedy recovery. Mrs J E Garrett visits Box Springs with her niece Mrs Herring. Miss Blonnie Martin returns from a week with relatives. Mr Baker Baldwin greeted friends Friday. J E Garrett traveled to Talbotton last Sunday. Mrs W K Morgan returns from Talbotton. Mr Henry Morgan visits his uncle J K Morgan. Horace Watson takes a carpenter position with Homer Martin. George W Peddicord attended Mt Zion services Sunday.
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Warm Springs
C. E. Westbrooks
Montezuma
Gordon Parks
J E Garrett
Talbotton
W. K. Morgan
Henry Morgan
J. K. Morgan
Horace Watson
Homer Martin
J Carpenter
George W. Peddicord
Mt. Zion
Gurss
Mrj. Jin
RC Bloodworth
J I Jinks Mercantile
J A Watkins
Claude Guilatte
Columbus
Kate Jinks
Howard News Social Notes From Macon to La Grange
Miss Daisy Wilson of Macon visits relatives in the area for a week. Mrs Lula Simpson of Talbotton stays with Mrs J S Brown. Annie and Leda Slayton leave to open a summer school near La Grange. Ralph Ramsey of Dixie visits aunt Mrs J Brown after Fort ValleyLeague conference. Herman Van Landingham ill this past week. Eunice Clyde and Ethel Chapman visit aunt Mrs Dr Arrington. Mrs RA Williams of Macon visits Mrs J T Hart. F Vanlandingham returns from Emory College for summer. A cheerful crowd reports a delightful outing. Mr and Mrs JR Brinkley return to Gretna Fla. Mrs Fallon of Opelika visits her parents, Mr and Mrs A H Sealy. Master Dudley Trawick of Columbus visits cousin Mrs Dr Arrington.
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Daisy Wilson
Macon
Lula Simpson
Talbotton
J S Brown
Annie
Leda Slayton
Lewis Hill
la Grange
Ralph Ramsey
Dixie
Fort Valley
Howard
J . Brown
Herman van Landingham
Eunice Clyde
Ethel Chapman
Dr Arrington
RA Williams
J T Hart
Warm Springs
JR Brinkley
Gretna, Fla
Local notes on community life and arrivals
Community items recount social events and greetings in the area. Farmers cope with dry weather as dinners and blackberry harvest shape weekly routines. J Jinks opens a mercantile, RC Bloodworth takes the general manager post, and locals offer well wishes to Irma Rogers and others while visiting kin and friends.
Baby Ease advertised as universal baby remedy
An advertisement urges mothers to use Baby Ease claiming it cures constipation diarrhoea colic and teething pain and improves mood. It promises a pleasant liquid with a coupon offer for souvenir gold shells and notes 25 cents per bottle with Atlanta Georgia as the contact point.
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Baby Base Co
Atlanta
Cattle Buyer Seeks Stock in Taylor County
Mr. J. T. Davis of Roberta seeks to purchase as many head of cattle as are for sale in Taylor County. Readers with cattle to sell are invited to contact Davis through this notice.
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J. T. Davis
Roberta
Taylor County
Mr. Davis
Reynolds Georgia to be Made City and Expanded Limits
Georgia Taylor County notices announce a proposed act in the next General Assembly to create the City of Reynolds, extend its corporate limits to multiple lots in Taylor counties, define government powers and bonds, and confirm existing school regulations and obligations. Administratrix appointment sought for John M Thompson estate with July 1911 hearing, and citations to show cause why M. D. Chapman estate executors should not be dismissed after full administration.
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Georgia
Taylor County
General Assembly
Reynolds
Taylor
Martha E Turner
John M Thompson
Texas
Court of Ordinary
M. T. Chapman
A. D. Chapman
M. D. Chapman
W. B. Wilson
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Reynolds and Vicinity
H. A. Paris
Reynolds, Ga
D W Payne
Bruice McDaniel
Mr H A Paris
Ducksworth & Hobbs
Elda Blackmon
Hamilton
Corker Tobacco
Aultman and
Mims
Robert Beeland
Brooks’ Palace
Havis Thornton
R. C. Paris
W. I. Powell
W R Taylor
Marshallville
Globe Coffee
Ed Musselwhite
Sonny Brooks’ Palace Meat Market
Virginia Hinton
Ideal Monda
Miss Walker
Dublin
Nita Mathews
Mr Pickard
Dr. Walker
Mrs. Bloodworth
Fred Carter
A M Carter
Eugene Powell
Butler
Martha Dillingham
Jennie McAuley
Rosa Harp
Oglethorpe
Janie Jobson
Wales Ingram
Ella Bess Phillips
Lewis Lucas
Robi Johnson
D . Saunders
Early Crawford
James Draughon
Garden Valley
Athens
Maisonic
Flotine Ogburn
CH Neisler
CC Hill
Ben Kilby
Walton Hodges
Capt Aultman
A J Barrow
Robert Gant
Miss Dunbar
C H Neider
J W Bloodworth
The
Foreign Missionary Society
Maggie Beall
Melisa Ogburn
New York
Beulah
Marie Bartow
Agnes Seay
Pauline McDaniel
Mr Wales Ingram
Col A A Carson
Col Carson
Elam Griffith
Clara Ingram
Ethel Lucas
Louise Phillips
Tom Sanders
Miona _ Springs
Addie Jackson Wal
Addie
A J Crawford
W T Gostin
Early
Wales B. Ingram
W L Casey
Ladies Aid 'Society
Methodist Church
Emma Alice Johnson
Louise Ogburn
J L. Blackmon
Hamilee
White, Sulphur Springs
Junction City
Howard News
Fallon
Opelika
Ala
A H Sealy
Dudley Trawick
Amalgamated Roofing Coo
First Nat'l Bank Bldg
Birmingham
C. L. Pyron
Wllson
the Bank of Mauk
Mauk
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State OF Georgia
M. H. King
Bank of Mank
D. H. Smith
N. P
J. P
Fletcher
Castoria
Hoke Smith
Albany Herald
W. D. Ballenger
Paris
A. J. Houser
Roller Custom Mills
Jersey
Fort Valley, Ga
Insurance
Tornado, Casualty Insurance Co
L. Pyron
FORD
Co. H
Neisler
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad
Brunswick
Florida
LaGrange
Roanoke
Talladega
Thomasville
Broiler
Waycross
W. H. Leahy
A. D. Daniel
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