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Ashburn is Located in the Heart of one of Georgia's Richest Farming Sections

The Atlanta Journal Sun, Oct 20, 1918 ·Page 20 - Article on Ashburn.jpg

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Ashburn is Located in the Heart of one of Georgia's Richest Farming Sections

Description

100 years ago, Ashburn was "one of the busiest and most progressive little cities in the Great Heart of South Georgia..."

page 20

Source

The Atlanta Journal,

Date

October 20, 1918

Collection

National Newspaper Clippings about Turner County

Tags

A.J. Davis, Ashburn, Ashburn Bank, Ashburn Distributing Company, Ashburn Drug Company, Ashburn Ice and Cold Storage Company, Ashburn Methodist Church, Ashburn Oil Mills, Ashburn Schools, Betts-Evans Trading Company, C.H. Bishop, Citizens Bank of Ashburn, Clarence Emmett "C.E." Thrasher (1875-1946), Daniel Henderson Davis (1861-1942), Dock Henry Rose (1878-1947), Dr. William Joseph Turner (1868-1946), Edwards Funiture and Millinery Company, Edwin A. Rogers (1881-1954), Ernest Walter "E.W." Garner Sr. (7/12/1883 - 2/22/1944), Frank Marion "F.M." Tison (1881-1951), George B. Gorday (1869-1940), J.A. Faircloth, James A. Comer (1870-1938), James H. Pate (b. 1882), James Simon "J.S." Shingler (1859-1943), Joe Lawrence (1858-1939), John A. King (1864-1934), John Jackson Story (1882-1959), John Lamkin "J.L." Evans (1874-1934), John S. Johnson (1888-1984), Keenan P. Baker (1885-1942), Morgan S. Cantey (1864-1921), Mrs. C.L. Edwards, Nora Lawrence Smith (1885-1971), Reason Paulk (1879-1932), Robert E. Lee Betts (1867-1934), The Wiregrass Farmer, Turner County Courthouse, W. L . Metcalf, W. L. Story, W. Roy Clark, W.G. Shingler, William A. Murray, William A. Shingler (1859-1922)

Citation

“Ashburn is Located in the Heart of one of Georgia's Richest Farming Sections,” Turner County Project Digital Archive Repository, accessed September 19, 2024, https://turnercountyproject.com/archive/items/show/751.

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