Cuthbert Appeal Notes Local Happenings and Notices
The Cuthbert Appeal reports a Methodist church meeting upcoming, brisk cotton receipts, and Andrew College entrants arriving. It mentions Grange initiations at Coleman Station, a Webster county musical association event, and local deaths including Mrs. Peacock and an infant. Also notes quack almanac endorsement, local merchants' ads, and a Weeden Dent promo. Granges organized in nearby towns and a cattle of arsenic testing claim in pills are referenced. A Cuthbert Guards meeting is announced at City Hall with arms distribution details. Alabama clothing dealer Isaac Steenerman to visit with fall stock samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choraizr
Isaac Stenerman
Ufaula
Ala
Alabama
Georgia
Steuerman
Cuthbert
Andrew Cottege
Russell
Andrew
Market dullness in cotton trade spurs concern in Cuthbert
The APPEAL notes farmers complain of low competition as cotton prices soften amid a national market slump. It cites Savannah and New York weakness, then reports partial revival in local sales and quotes on prices. Also records Benevolence Grange officers elected and meeting plans, plus local notes on Andrew Cottage College, Rev. Ousley, Andrew College closing events, and a spate of arson attempts in Thomasville.
Fort Gaines Visit Highlights Trade and Town Life
The article details a visit to Fort Gaines, noting its population, scenic bluff over the Chattahoochee, and healthy climate. It describes cotton receipts, the Railroad and River Warehouse, local leaders, the courthouse, churches, hotels, and the Central Hotel’s famed fare. It also mentions Judge Kiddoo, local lawyers, and rising young lawyer Idus L. Fielder, with social recollections of Col. Fleming. A second section reports storm damage in nearby Georgia and South Carolina, including wrecks, fatalities, and property loss, plus a note on E Taylor moving his State Grange office to Macon and broad Grange activity.
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Port Gaines
G. D. Smith
J.P. Walker
Fort Gaines
Chatahoochee
Georgia
Alabama
A. D. Stevens
Sutlive & Graham
Stevenson
Central Hotel
Kiddoo
S. A. McLendon
Cuthbert
Idus L. Fielder
Col
W. W. Fleming
Early County News
South Carolin
Central Railroad
Millen
South Carolina
Thomas County
Thomasville
Little Shop Round the Corner Promises Fine Boots
An ornate ad from 1918 touts boots built from Georgia materials and repair services at the Little Shop Round the Corner in MimnepGevie Georgia. A letter from Georgia farmers and merchants lists endorsements and a note on corn prospects across seventy counties showing a 31.4 percent drop from the previous year.
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Georgia
W. H. Harrison
Finois
Southern Music House selling sheet music via mail order
Do not send orders for musical publications North we fill them in half the time and cheap. Any sheet music Moore Book or U.S. published will be mailed post paid to the South on receipt of regular price. Sun day schools day schools teachers and deals supplied at publishers rates. Catalogues and bulletins of new music mailed free to any address. Ludden Bates Southern Music House Savannah Ga. sep ld lm.
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U.S
Ludden & Bates
Southern Music House
Savannah
Sepld Lm
Don’t Buy a Piano Without Writing to Lippen Bates
Advertises Lippen and Bates wholesale piano dealers in Savannah Georgia as the largest southern piano house offering five top makers, 7 octave rosewood pianos priced from 265 to 600 with various styles and terms. Mentions rent, trade ins, monthly payments, free illustrated catalogues, and nationwide south shipping.
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Lippen & Bates
Savannah
South
U. S
Ludden& Bates
Southern Music House
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Methodist Church
Andrew College
the Grange
Coleman Station
Webster County
Reuben Jones
Appeal
Namee Card
W. IL. Harden & Co
Benevolence
Brooksville
Shanly Grove
Weeden «& Dent
Maon
New York
S. W. Georgia
Benevolence Grange
R. M. Puckett
D T. Pinkston
B. F. Parham
Robert Larris
S. G. Parham
E. ST. Rees
J. J. Coram
R. T. Dozier
G. W. Coram
Ceres
M. L. Dozier
Flora
D. Coram
Pomona
E. Harden
Lyda Knighton
Rev. N. B. Ousley
Americus District
E. Taylor
State Grange
Macon
Southern Musican Journal
MimnepGevie
Mr. Grockerr
Srr
G. D. Myrie
A. J. White
Pike County
James Hi. Blount
Jones County
Thomas Brown
Thomas Turner
D. W. Lewis
Hancock County
Dr. Hardeman
Sterling Neil
Fort Valley
Besson
W. E. Besson
Eufaula
Missouri
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
St. Louis
A. Tuck
Ly St. Louisa
Mississippi
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Oregon
California
Missouri Pacific Railroad
J. F. Thompson
Southern
Chattanooga, Tenn
E. A. Ford
Setit W. Fowle
Proprietors
Boston
Mass
Spon Court
Randolph County
Court House
Villa Nova
City of
Said
Male Academy
Dr.s. Clayton
Said Male Academy
P. Linck
J. L. Cobb
T. S. Powell
Christopher Lu
Sepold
McConnell's
Bryan Street
Pulaski House
Empire Line Steamship Office
R. R. Ticket Office
Best Lignore
Sepotf D. McConnell
Galileo
Columbus
Harvey
Morse
Dr J. Bradfield
J. Bradfield
Philadelphia
College Street
Iam
Chewalla
Eufaula, Alabama
A. J. Riddle
A.W. Gullespie
Cherry Street
E. Isaacs
Isaacs
WEN & Sealey
Ove & Seley
LiveStore
Live Store
Owen & Sealy
Depot Street
Randolph
Wilcox, Gibbs & Co
E. McDonald & CO
Dixie Works
First Street
Cherry
Poplar Street
Third
Marco
Nwn
Guernsey
Bartrum & Hendrix
Whelesaie Grocers
Macon, Georgia
Wm. Barnum
Wm. Monfort
William Monfort
O. E. Fluker
Union Point
Jay & Price Dawson, Gal
Hall’s
Allen
Hall
JOS. T. Kiddoo & CO
Jno
Cuthbert, Ga
JM. Redding
Chi MO M. Redding
Asron
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