Local merchants showcase goods and visits in Griffin
A flood of ads and notices highlights merchandise at W. J. Stell & Son and Redwine Bros with enamel ware fruit jars coal and slippers. visitors include Mrs Jane Brown Miss Clyde Matthews and Rev J I Guy with townspeople sharing updates and social events around Griffin Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Wicks
Covington
Redwine
P Bros
Luxury Flour and coffee substitute notices in Fayetteville ads
Brief snippets advertise Luxury Flour at 1.50 per sack from John My Jackson & Son, promote Dr Shoop health coffee, and note upcoming meetings at Fayetteville court house for the Mutual Fire Association. Other items include a water cure mention, memorial singing, and a Flint River Association pastors conference schedule in Griffin with devotional, business, and Laymen's Movement talks.
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John My Jackson & Son
Peoples’ and Planters Mutual Fire Association
Court House
Fayetteville
W. Nipper
Flint River Association
First Baptist Church
Griffin
E. M. Copeland
F. L. Malary
I. G. Walker
L. Hooten
Nearsighted Messenger Text Triggers Hotel Bath Charge
A messenger jokes about a man in 496 who fell, spilling water on himself. The hotel manuyer directs to bring a towel and to charge the man for a bath.
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Hotel Manuyer
Rural Telephone Development in Sumter County
Walter Harper reports from Cuba Ala that 61 miles of rural telephone lines reach every section, boosting farm and truck production profits. He notes the system is complete and reliable and credits it with rising bank deposits and lasting local prosperity.
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the Sun
Livingston
Ala
Walter Harper
Birmingham Age Herald
Cuba
South
Bell System
Bell Telephone
Traveling in the East by Col Hollingsworth
A letter from Col. Hollingsworth recounts a trip Atlanta to Boston via steamship City of Memphis. He praises wireless telegraph on ships, visits Harvard in Cambridge, Portland Maine, Fall River mills, Providence markets, and a return voyage to New York. He hints at sharing further notes on New York business and cotton markets.
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Atlanta
Boston
City of Memphis
Savannah
Fayetteville
New York
Cambridge
Harvard University
Longfellow
Fannical Hall
Portland
Maine
Georgia
Charlestown
Chelsea
Lynn
Salem
Beverly
Beverly Cove
Taft
Mass
Fall River
Providence
R. I
Newport
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Home Affairs
Mer. & Hw. Co
Jane Brown
Jones*boro
Mrs.b. B. Teel
John M. Jackson & Son
Wet Weldon
Wee
Redwine Bros
Judge Lewis
Fire Mer, & How. Co
Henry Brogdon
W. J. Stoll & Son
Clyde Matthews
Nyson
L. T. Roberts
Jcun Mh
Jackson & Son
Ruth Edwards
Marie Beadles
Senoia
W. J. Stell & Son
G.L. Harris
B. G. Hightower
W. B. Hollingsworth
Washington
J. R. ‘Murphy
Fire Mer. & How. Co
The
County Fair Association
G. L. Harris
Chin’n
Christine McCollum
Annie Wickes
Jessie Hobgood
Fairburn
J. E. Shipp’s and Shakerag
Paulams
R. F
W. J. Stell & Son's
J. ‘I. Guy
Virginia
Guy
MO. M. Jackson & Son
J. O. Pettis
Culloden
Dr. Shoop
Crick
Inman
J. A. Chambers
Sumter County
Col. Hollingsworth
Dr. Miles
Rock Hill
A. O. Blalock & Son
Barnesvili
Kitet
Mors
M. B. Dennis
Farmers’ Line Department
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph CO
Pryor Street
Atlanta, GA