Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-04-30
FORWARD edition
PRAISED BY Bust
ness men OF CITY
CONTINUED from page u

the hands of every one who IS inter-
ested in coming to Sumter county, and
it will certainly do the work"
Mr.. Crawford Wheatley, vice presi-
dent of the Commercial City bank,
was specially enthusiastic concern
ing the Forward Edition, concern
ing which he said: Il think The
Times-Recorder did splendid work in
getting out this large and helpful
edition 1t is most creditable edi-
ton in every way and is sure to do
great deal of good. l intend to
send out number of the copies and
to aid in every way l can to give it
wide circulation"
: at is, indeed, very fine edition.
said Judge 2. A. Littlejohn. 81 have
been pleased greatly as 1 looked over
| it, and.feel that it will accomplish a
great result for the county and sec
ton. 1t is much more extensive than
/ had any idea it would prove to be,
and it is as excellent and specific IN
dealing with every phase of industrial
and commercial life here as it is large
and inclusive IL will undoubtedly
accomplish a great result
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Lowrey, cashier of the
Americas National bank, said: ut
is a great edition. Publicity is what
Americas and Sumter county needs,
and it is certainly given in the For
ward Edition | myself will mail out
many copies of the handsome num-
Der.
Mr.. Lee Allen, real estate dealer,
spoke as follows: 1T is a splendid
edition ! haven't gone through half
of it yet. and it gets better the fur
Their read of its splendidly illus
trated pages Americas will derive
vast benefit from the circulation OF
such an excellent and complete pub
iication."
Mr.. Frank Sheffield, vice president
of the Bank of Commerce aGd chair
man of the Board of County Commits
sioners, said: II am highly pleased
with the Forward Edition. 1t is an
excellent indication of the progress
of Americas and Sumter county and
is sure of good results for both. II
is a publication the Board of Trade
and our people generally can send
away with pride. The features devot-
ed to good roads interested me partic-
ularly."
Mr.. Frank Lanier, president of the
Americas Grocery Co., expressed him
self as pleased with the big issue.
"The Forward Edition of The Times
Recorder" said Mr.. Lanier, "is by far
one of the most creditable publica-
tons | have ever seen. The execution
is artistic and the articles most COM
prehensive. | think the effect will be
far-reaching and the beneficial results
to Sumter. county are incalculable.'
Il think it is certainly great sue
cess" said Mr.. l.. G. Council, presi'
dent of the Planters bank. at is one
of the livest and strongest boosts fol
our section that has ever been given
it. 1t is sure to do good and much
good / have enjoyed reading it, as
it is authentic and prepared in Z
manner that is convincing and can
not be disputed. 1t shows other PEG
pie what we have here, and if the.
are shown they cannot help but b,
convinced. 1t is certainly move Ii
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city great deal. l am going to sen
out large number of copies, and
hope that every citizen will aid in tn
{ work of circulating this splendid sun
mary of the many attractions and r,
sources of Sumter county"