City expands cemetery grounds with five acre purchase
The City Fathers have bought five acres from Mr B R Pilehor to enlarge the city cemetery. The ground lies partly to the Went side and has long served as a burial area. The plot will be fenced as one, with crews cleaning and leveling lots to improve care for the city of the dead.
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B. R. Pilehor
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Absurd resolution opposed by Chicago liquor men
A Chicago dinner of liquor sellers passes a resolution to divorce ministers from the prohibition question. The piece argues such a move is absurd and asserts the church will remain aligned with temperance and national prohibition efforts despite the resolution. Americus arrival notes Mr Brown and Mrs Brown visiting the city.
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First National Bank financials show stock and liability figures
The document lists financial line items for First National Bank including capital stock, surplus, and stockholders' liabilities with amounts like 260 dollars and 250, indicating a ledger snapshot of balance sheet components.
New M E Church to Rise at Appletree and La Payette
A historical retrospective notes the M E Church near Appletree and La Payette will be under construction soon. The Sunday school began in May Hka in a rented storehouse and grew with strong leadership, moving to a new site as the congregation expanded under pastors such as Dr J. Rush and Rev T L Jones.
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la Payette Aéreaix
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de Mo Vannan
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First Cabinet Appointment Reported in Taft Administration
Tint Springs Virginia November 27 reports Frank X Efiteheuek accepted the position of Postmaster General in the Taft cabinet to be announced after Taft completes his campaign. Mitchell Cock, as leader of the Republican National Committee, is said to be best informed on postal affairs.
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Christmas shopping tips from a crowded town scene
The article urges early shopping and planning to avoid crowds and delays. It notes people often delay purchases until the last minute, risking missing items as merchants and shoppers rush for Christmas needs, and advises visiting downtown stores to pick and reserve items in advance.
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Tonight at Elite Theatre Show Promises Clean Entertaining Recall
A Jacksonville Times Union praised the Elite Catton troupe for a tonight performance. The act, described as clean and reputable, aims to draw families and children, decorate the town, and offer a high quality show with wardrobe and lighting noted. Tickets are on sale at Sm Drug Store.
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Discontinue It Protest on Town Telephone Service
The letter writer argues against continuing the town telephone service for piano stationing and questions why charges exist for nonfunctional lines. They urge immediate disconnection, complain that no reason is given for service cessation, and demand action by contacting the pump station superintendent who may be unavailable elsewhere.
Bank Officials Encounter Odd District In Flowing Day
Unclear OCR text shows bank official actions and district setting during opening hour. Mention of a federal department and office routines suggests a nationwide banking procedure. Specific names, dates, or places are not readable.
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