Letter from Texas Correspondent Excerpt on Hard Times and Flu
Cottonwood Texas October 3 1918 a Texas correspondent laments drought and crop failure while Spanish influenza spreads warnings from nearby towns Baird and Cross Plains and a note of aging life and service to the country ends with signature J Taylor Respess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Wiiter
Baird
Cross Plains
Texas
Georgia
J. Taylor Respess
Is There A Baby In Your Home?
Infant care advice ad notes BABYEASA bowel stomach and teething troubles. Druggists sell and recommend it. T. P. Marshall, manufacturing chemist, Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Marshall
Atlanta
Georgia
P. Marshall
Mrs Burns Letter Promotes Remedy From Savannah
A letter from Savannah Missouri dated October 12 1916 asserts Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy cured flux and dysentery in a single use and reaffirms its usefulness after later attacks. The author urges neighbors to know what to do in similar circumstances and notes wide recommendation among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Six-Year-Old Mare and Mule Colt Offered for Work
A six year old mare with mule colt is available for work in harness under saddle or to plow. Apply to M. J. Trapp in Reynolds, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Trapp
Reynolds
Sun Brothers Come to Reynolds With Grand Show
The Sun Brothers travel by train to Reynolds arriving Oct 22 with a wide act list including elephants seals aerialists contortionists and clowns led by Billy Zanfret. A special noontime free attraction on the show grounds is touted as a great European thriller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Brothers
Reynolds
Billy Zanfretto
Hippodrome
Wesley Briefs From a Pretty Weather Week
Local notes from Wesley feature visits among An tioch Howard and Talbotton residents. Highlights include Miss Genie Wells at home of Mr C C Royal, Rev L A Harrell's services, and Orphan’s Day collection near 47 dollars. Master Guy Adams sick. Water works installed at C C Heath home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genie Wells
Wesley School
C. C. Royal
C. C. Heath
Great Minds Triumph
A brief tribute frames resilience with Irving’s quote about minds rising above misfortune. The line underscores the article’s theme of perseverance and intellectual strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Irving
Saussy Nominates Dorsey at Georgia State Convention
Hon. Gordon Saussy of Savannah delivered an eloquent nominating speech at the state convention, presenting Governor Hugh Dorsey as Georgia’s choice. He invoked American revolutionary memory, cited Woodrow Wilson and the Monroe Doctrine, and urged unity and leadership as the nation faces war and postwar challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Saussy
Savannah
Hugh Dorsey
Saussy
Lexington
Robespierre
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow
Wilson
United States
America
Job
Paine
Continental Congress
Payne
Jefferson
Franklin
John Quincy Adams
John Adams
France
Adams
Monroe
Washington
Georgia
For Sale Seed Rye and Fulgrum Oats
Seed rye and Fulgrum oats offered for sale by J. C. Burrus and Son in Rupert Georgia. Local buyers invited to contact the seller for details and pricing on available quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Burrus and Son
Rupert, Ga
Howard School News Absent Pupils Return and New Pupil Joins Roll
The Howard School reports returning students and a new pupil, Joe Brown, bringing enrollment to 45. Pupils sold peanuts to raise money for a water cooler but more work is needed. The staff paused regular lessons Friday afternoon for a special activity. Ethel Hand led geography contest with Fred Vanlandingham second. Marie Hickman won the word making contest with Mary Purvis and Marie Brown tied for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hickman
Mary Purvis
Marie Brown
Ethel Hand
Fred Vanlandingham
Howard Happenings in Talbot County
Miss Ella Walker of Talbotton spent Sunday with Mrs. J. R. Williams. Miss Sadie Arrington of Talbotton visited homefolks for the weekend. Mrs. O. O. Brown and daughter of Tangent are visiting here this week. Mr. Walter Jenkins of Americus was here last week. Mrs. J. R. Martin of Macon visits her daughter, Mrs. G. W. Averett. Mr. P. F. Vanlandingham reports his son Herman arrived overseas. Mrs. J. F. Parker of Alabama was a visitor at the Hart home. Messrs F. R. Purvis and W. C. Childs attended the Western association at Gay. Miss Janie Neisler visits relatives at Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Walker
Talbotton
J. R. Williams
Walter Jenkins
Americus
J. F. Parker
Alabama
J. T. Hart
Messrs
F. R. Purvis
W. C.childs
Western Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cottonwood, Tex
Saik
SUN Bros
Wesley Briefs
Blanche Haywood
Antioch
Gladys Haywood
J. C. Wade
Howard
W. A. Spinks
Miss Jewel Adams
Jessie Heath
Little Margaret Rutledge
J. M. Haywood
T. B. Gilbert
Prattsburg
Lois Heath
Elizabeth Sealy
L. A. Harrell
W. B. Baldwin
J. A. Heath
Family
Guy Adams
Mrs. Wilson
Thomaston
Dorsey
Howard School News
Joe Brown
Howard Happenings
Sadie Arrington
P. F. Vanlandingham
Herman
Toledo
W. A. Payne
Butler, Ga
Allen Payne
Reynolds, Ga