George D Wheatley Promotes Fall Dry Goods Sale Offerings
The ad highlights early fall fabrics and prices across dry goods, including velvets, satins, dress goods, and black dress biles. It features two toned and illuminated effects, mour ning line, hosiery, shirts, and new clothing lines for men, youths, and children with markdowns and mail order options.
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Congress Divided Over Silver and Election Bills
The Senate debated silver while the House filibustered the election bill. Both chambers cancel Monday sessions for the Capitol cornerstone anniversary. President disapproves any compromise, urging the Voorhees bill as is amid ongoing party tensions and broader reform debates. A Boston farmer is killed by an unknown assassin. John Flammer is a leading suspect with a $300 reward offered. Judge J B Pilsbary to join local paper as solicitor and subscriber drive.
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Americus Cotton Receipts Smash Records in Busy Market
Americus set a banner day for cotton receipts with 1 018 bales hauled to warehouses surpassing 750 expected. Streets along Cotton avenue and Lamar were jammed as wagons crowded the area, lifting the season total to 9 117 bales with about 2 000 more shipped to local compresses. Prices ranged from eight to a quarter lower for middlings, and merchants queued to settle payments as the town buzzed with trade.
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Kilgore and nation's unity debated in Webster county item
In a local column from Webster county Georgia, a Websterian citizen critiques political strife over Kilgore and calls for nationwide unity under God. The page also reports the death of Philip Walker near LaCrosse, a school board election outcome, a new stenography course offer, a child's death in an assault, and local notices.
Old Farmer Blames Local Scarcity on Overconsumption
In Sumter County a farmer argues that the region faces scarcity not from national policy but from buying more than it produces. He cites purchases of flour, bacon, timber, seed, and farming supplies while land and resources go to waste.
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