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Newspaper

Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1889

Page

2

New Cotton Variety Found by Mr. C A Alexander

Washington county Georgia farmer C A Alexander discovers a five layered leaf cotton variety after spotting a single stalk with partitioned leaves. The Financial Chronicle notes potential benefits including faster growth improved air and sunlight exposure earlier boll opening and resistance to caterpillars though this claim requires confirmation.

C. A. Alexander Washington County Georgia Financial Chronicle Alexander

Immigration the sine qua non of our future, Georgia argues

A Georgia letter urges immigration to solve Southern farming woes. It contends negro influence on cotton farming harms efficiency, calls for educated foreign settlers, and argues for a policy of small, intelligently managed farms to boost accumulation and reduce distress. The writer questions current immigration and taxes on the need for skilled labor to revitalize lands and economy.

Washmneron Dee Georgia Simmons South

Southern immigration plea sparks hopeful vision for growth

A speech advocates welcoming Northern investors and diverse European immigrants to the South, pledging homes, factories, railroads, and improved roads. The speaker insists no hate toward any race, calling for unity and a prosperous future through immigration, with the South alive and hopeful for legislative approval.

Grand Old South

The Growing South Alarm in New York Press

The New York Press warns of rapid southern growth in the census outlook, noting a 35 percent gain by 1880 giving the South fourteen Congressmen and twenty eight electoral votes more than before. It traces population increases to native born Americans and naturalized citizens moving south, with industrial expansion drawing capital and people from other regions. The 1892 census is anticipated to show another large southern rise.

Columbus Enquirer-Sun New York South

Agricultural Curiosities Highlight Georgia Farmers

A Georgia roundup notes remarkable yields and oddities from farmers across the state. T. J. Pendley reports twenty five pound potatoes, J. F. Jones grows a pear tree yielding three crops this year, R. N. Rodgers describes a six nubbin ear of corn, and J. Hutto tall cotton at Applington, plus J. Shemfeld with a sugar cane nine feet long and 19 joints. G. W. McDowell exhibits 106 yam potatoes from eight hills, and J. D. Carlisle showcases pure white sugar made from ribbon cane at the Chattahoochee Valley Exposition, praised as the sweetest and whitest."

T. J.pendley Henry County J. F. Jones Newnan R. N.rodgers Milton John Hutto Applingtoun John SheMeld Eastman G. W. McDowell Houston J. D. Carlisle Talbot County Chattahoochee Valley Exposition Wright Bainbridge J. Q. Ellis Houston County Macon James Wright Dooly County T.O. Castleberry Little River District Cherokee County Murph Baldwin J.B. Nall Lutherville Clarence Ellington McDuffie Ellington Davis Gammage Marshallville H. B. Ainsworth Thomasville David Moore Pulaski County W. EF. Strozier Meriwether County

Salve Ad Claims Global Best for Various Ailments

An archaic advertisement proclaims Sluckion’s Arsicn Salve the best cure all for cuts bruises rheum fever feverish symptoms and skin ailments with strong claims of effectiveness and universal suitability amid faded copy and garbled text.

Sluckion

Remarkable Georgia Yields Highlight Wide Rural Returns

Local reports recount impressive harvests and farm gains across Georgia. Echoing fields from Bainbridge to Thomasville show record cane syrup from small plots, hogs and cotton yields, and new town prosperity in Newnan. Also notes fertilizer tinkering, quinces, and promotional tonic ads amid farm life.

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