Santa Claus Letters Share Wish Lists From Many Children
A long list of children from across the community write to Santa asking for toys and treats. Requests include dolls, trains, carriages, tea sets, horns, fire works, fruit, nuts, candy, and other small gifts with some mentions of clothing and bicycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Dess Gray Ganey
Ganey
Mamie Stanford
Jack Rountree
Bill Peterson
Edna Karl Steptoe
Myrtle Williams
Frances. Smith
Pauline Smith
Lillian Brinson
For Sale Pure Meade cotton seed by Brewton
A brief ad offers a few bushels of pure Meade cotton seed, early long staple like Sea Island, with the same price as old style Sea Island. The State Agriculture Department recommends it. Supply is small and limited. Contact I. B. Brewton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade
State Department of Agriculture
Sea Island
Miss Mae Carpenter Marries Mack T. McAllister in Longpond
Miss Mae Carpenter and Mack T. McAllister wed yesterday at the bride's home with Rev. A G Brewton officiating. Attendants were Lula Sharpe and Henry A. Johnson. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Savannah and Florida en route to Jacksonville, planning to reside in Longpond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Carpenter
Mack T. McAllister
Longpond
A. G. Brewton
Methodist Church
Lula Sharpe
Alston
Henry A. Johnson
Havig
Vidalia
Savannah
Jacksonville
Florida
Frank D. Carpenter
McAllister
Long Pond
Montgomery Monitor
Last Day To Pay Taxes Triggers Delinquent Notices
Vidalia residents who skipped state and county taxes visited Lyons to settle accounts with Collector Pughsley. Delinquents face interest from Monday after December 20th, though 1920 tax payments remain accepted.
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Vidalia
Pughsley
Lyons
Subscriptions Offered by Macon Daily Telegraph
The Macon Daily Telegraph promotes subscriptions with rates for daily and Sunday editions, including three months to one year options. It highlights education features, market pages, and the serial Revelations of a Wife, inviting readers to subscribe at the newspaper office.
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Macon Daily Telegraph
Matt
Jeff
Daily Telegraph
Georgia
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens Blood and Body
A historic tonic promotes energy by purifying and enriching blood with iron and quinine. Marketed as not a patent medicine, it claims to boost appetite and cheeks, with a long history of use in homes for malaria and strength building. Available in drugstores at 60 cents per bottle.
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GROVE
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lamar Spivey
Carson Mitchell
Hamp Carpenter
Reta Mae Wilkes
Arva L. Wilkes, Jr
Eloise Kelley
Reubena Ganey
Fdijon Ganey
Frankie Stanford
Jessie Peterson
Jim Boyd
Daisy Evelyn Westberry
Wilma Stanford
Alice Wilson Williams
Santa Visas
Andrew Jackson Williams
Ruby Smith
John A. Smith
Ima
Rufus
Karl
Dick Russell
Charles Adams
Hugh McWhorter
Carl Hackel
Southern Storage Battery Co
Gheer
Mabel
City Auditorium
Kodakers
KODAK
Knigig
Doyle C. Knight
Dussin
Kodaker
Sloan
B. Brewton
Albert Gregory
Bluford, Ll
Cardus
Dr. King
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