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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1891
Page
12
A 1801 notice from The Times Publishing Company of Americus Georgia lists advertising rates and contact details, followed by long excerpts on rail transport in the South Atlantic states, bimetallism debate, tariff oratory, Balmaceda and Boulanger biographical notes, and political maneuvers over Senator Call’s seat. The text also lauds Thomas Edison’s electric motor advancement and its implications for transportation.
A contemporary discussion frames the Western Union Telegraph Company as a great monopoly due to its vast earnings and indispensability. The article notes a year ending June 30 with a net surplus over eleven million dollars after expenses and dividends, while acknowledging potential anti-competitive concerns despite public-spirited service and constant improvements benefiting users.
The Atlanta road congress is expected to raise Georgia’s interest in better roads. The article notes farmers benefit from good roads through higher farm values and lower repair costs, arguing prosperity follows improved infrastructure and citing Isaac B. Potter’s ideas on rural transport.
The Columbia County Fair at Harlem is the season’s biggest event before next week’s Augusta exposition. Visitors will mix exhibits with Harlem and Columbia entries in November, and locals are urged to attend this week. Hon. Robert Berner will electrify Harlem Saturday with a speech on the farmer. An Americas Times-Reconver editor humorously skewers the idea of perfection in industry.
The account from Chili argues Washington cannot secure redress for sailors roughing in Valparaiso. It cites misrepresentation during Chilean revolution and warns of enduring ill will toward the United States. The piece urges faith in diplomatic caution and notes Chamberlain’s remedy as travel advice.
An issue features a watch advertisement with the listing noting James Faicxen and Buo as the presenting firm. The short copy emphasizes timepieces and brand offerings typical of a local newspaper insert.
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