Thomas County GaArchives News.....Miss Sallie Heard May 30 1902
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The Marion County Patriot
The Marion County Patriot, No. 22
May 30, 1902
Page Four

The Americus-Times Recorder says: Any American girl desirous of achieving fame 
and riches can do so by following the example of Miss Sallie Heard of 
Thomasville, who is doing both in fashioning ordinary corn shucks into hats.  
Her hat has been patented and is now on the market in Georgia.  The hats are 
manufactured in Thomasville by girls and women and give employment to some 
fifty workers at present, while the demand is rapidly increasing and Miss Heard 
and the enterprising manufacturers bid fair to make a big hit and financial 
success with these hats.


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