Americus Public Schools Deserve Support and Growth
The Americus paper extols the citys public school system praising its moral, social and financial benefits. It argues schools attract educated residents, boost business and real estate values, and spur growth while acknowledging abuses but urging reforms rather than abolition. It notes taxes are economical and emphasizes not abolishing schools to avoid backward steps.
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Americus
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Americas
Grass on the Farm and Stock Raising in the South
A Savannah News column argues small farmers should pasture land and grow hay to support cattle, dairy, and wealth. It praises mixed farming, stock raising alongside crops, and notes Northern practice and transfer of cattle to the South as a sign of growth. It predicts the South will stock farms and compete in beef, hides, butter, and cheese markets within years.
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Savannah News
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Tariff Debate Calls Voters to Study The Question
The Macon Telegraph urges voters to carefully examine the tariff issue ahead of the next presidential campaign. It notes widespread ignorance about tariff reform and argues protecting one industry over another contradicts democracy. It also mentions the Butter Cheese and Egg Convention in Cincinnati with states present and comments on Georgia Representative Crigp not introducing a bill.
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United States
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Crigp
Georgia
Congress
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ADVANCE PAYING SUBSCRIBERS PROMISE NEW DISTRIBUTION
A garbled advance notice announces a future January distribution by a Georgia concern. It lists prizes including half-ton, 660 pounds, and 400 pounds of goods, with items from Calum Carter & Son Americus and Davís Sewing Machine. It promotes various quinine oils, flavorings, and tobacco brands, promising boxes and bottles to subscribers.
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Ramaperk & Green
Dealora
Fortiizers
Avanta
Whisk Herdy & Tommy
Ameriens
Gian Ie
Mhls
Lucy Tinton Tobacco and related goods offered in Americas area
A fragmented ad lists Lucy Tinton tobacco by Thos C Williams Co and Mumlehed by Tinsley Bros in Macon with Middle and Southern Georgia agents. It promotes Walker dew tobacco, mentions Calvin Carter & Sons as exclusive Americus dealer, Jobe M Lees stock of saddlery and leather, and displays various items for sale at Cotten Avenue Americus with local distributors and shops.
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Lent Tobacco
Baltimore
Hosworth
Thos. C. Willams & Co
Bichore
Tinsley, Bro. & Co
Macon
Georgia
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Beat
Americas
M. Walker
Lowell
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Maes
Calvin Carer & Spon
Jobe M. Lees
Cotten Avenue
Public Notice of Public Dead Loads and Dashers
A public notice notes dead loads of churns and dashers related to a municipal or utility matter. The item outlines regulatory or safety implications and expected timelines for compliance or action by affected parties.
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