Mortgage fears and farm loans stir Southern outlook
The piece argues that eastern capital is driving long term farm loans in the South, urging five year mortgage terms at twelve percent to avoid crippling credit dependence. It cites Georgia Loan and Trust Company as a model, notes potential Panics, and warns against mortgage fever while praising long loans for stability and growth. It also touches on immigration, politics, and a local psychic column.
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New York Times
Old World
New York
Georgia
Iunda
Creditag
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia Loan and Trust Company
Lawe of Georgia
Americas
Thl
North
South
Immigration Bureau
Trithl. Bn
Alabama
Bureau
Florida
Georgia Farmers urged to exhibit at New Orleans Exposition
Hon J T Henderson urged Georgia farmers to send high quality samples of farm products for the New Orleans Cotton Centennial and Industrial Exposition opening December 16. He promised proper sorting and shipment to Atlanta. Also notes on ex Governor English predicting a spring business revival and surveyor Pinchback commenting on race politics and Cleveland’s impact. Atlanta Journal prints on red paper praising Democratic victory. Capt Waller leaves Thomasville Enterprise for Savannah Times editorial post.
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J. T. Henderson
State Divisioner
New Orleans
Georgia
Atlanta
Mr. Henderson
English
New Haven
Conn
Jackson
Surveyor Pinchback
Louisiana
Cleveland
Capt. Waller
The
Thomasville Enterprise
Savannah
Times
WarKty Reconper Offer with Waterbury Watch
We have arranged with the Waterbury Watch Company to offer subscribers a WarKty Reconper one year plus a Waterbury watch for 4.50. The watch is a real timepiece, not a toy, and runs up to 98 hours on a single wind, housed in a nickel-silver case built for durability and service.
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Waterbury Watch Company
WarKty
Waterbury
Reform Waerras Announces Close-Dealing Candidate
Reform Waerras urges citizens to reduce expenses by supporting a single close-dealing candidate. The group claims the move will curb overcharges and boost profits for the community, presenting itself as acting for the greatest good.
Platform Promises Low Tariffs on Everyday Goods
A historic ad copy urges a people friendly tariff on dry goods notions millinery clothing boots shoes hats. It proclaims low prices boost trade and the greatest good for buyers and sellers while insisting on reliable goods and honest value with no misrepresentation.
Voter encouragement note promotes cheap prices and reform
A pasted political pitch urges readers to vote early and often for "elected to sell you cheaper" and to support civil service reform. It promises fair dealing, straight goods, and bed-rock prices, inviting personal contact to learn about principles while polls are open and remain so until further notice.
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Southern Loans
Blaine
Philadelphia Times
Mississippi
Jefferson Davis
Maine
Barclay Henley
California
Washington City
Chicago
Theepublican Committee
E.R. Sutton
Albany
Atlanta Journal of
Reconom
Old Town
Fatuly Grocery
D. Watts
Adams’ Station
the People’s
Viatt Ae
Party OF Economye Reform
Weber A
Waerras
People’s Economy
John R. Shaw
Forsyth Street
Americus, Gu
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