Americus Georgia on fertile climate and growing city
The article extols Americus in Sumter County Georgia as a fertile, mild climate hub with diverse crops including wheat corn potatoes and fruits. It highlights abundant agricultural potential, per acre sugar and cane yields, a growing population, new courthouse and post office, and a thriving business district with marble structures and rapid daylight expansion.
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Georgia
Avertona
Sumter County
Banannah
Awerions
Montgomery
Americus
Virginia
Tennessee
Egypt
South
Dar Alwut
Gulf of Rat God
Nnlom
Ses
Bittend
Savannah
New Post
Atlanta
Bsvannah
Avetines
Amestena
Fresh lot of A. M. Tenney's New York Candies. Finest in
Fresh lot of A. M. Tenney's candies advertised as the finest in town arrives, highlighting a snappy product claim and local store availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Tenney
New York
Alliance Session at Griffin Chooses Americus as Next Host
Report on Griffin meeting of the Alliance shows intention to hold next annual session in Americus. Members stress business over politics, note declining membership, and discuss press matters and committee actions on state purchasing, editorial issues, and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Harper
State Alliance
Griffin
Sumter County
Georgia
State Alliance and Exchange
Megsra
Ledbetter, Peck and Searcy
T. 8. Wien
Atlanta
S Sa Defantory
L. C. Jackson
Eopeete Aceon
W. ¥. Carter
Hart
Turbulent Finance Debate Echoes Across States
An editorial voice laments national unrest and distrust while examining causes of financial strain. It cites figures such as Jackson and Biddle, warns of a looming tempest, and urges repeal of the ten percent tax on state banking bonds, advocating government restraint in money creation.
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Rilgna
Andrew Jackson
Bank of the
United States
Polk
Nick Biddlew
Jackson
Tosa
Reyally & Legal
Allver
Dermand
Congress
Nnavce
Debate Over Silver and Currency Policy in The Nation
A long critique discusses silver as money, its coinage, and potential policy responses. It argues unlimited silver coinage risks debasement, outlines state banking possibilities, and notes political tensions around the Sherman silver purchase clause and Cleveland's administration. It references New York events and various opinions on monetary theory.
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Tork Herald
Cleveland
Congress
Eptherimsnom
Senate
Mildaummer
Nesure Vonbinute
Nary Seaalon
United States
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