The Daily Axeuicus Reconpenia and Weekly Recompense
The issue notes the Daily Axeuicus Reconpenia published each morning except Monday and the weekly Recompense issued every Friday morning at 140 dollars per year payable in advance. It reports strong circulation in Southwest Georgia and lists major topics from national politics to agriculture, including figures, statements, and editorials on senators, tariffs, and regional economic growth. It mentions the Grady monument fund, a potential federal penitentiary in the South, and various political analyses reflecting the era’s tensions.
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Axeuicus Reconpenia
Danny Reconnetty
Gtve
Wrrekkly
Anuy
Georgia
Sumter, Lee, Terrell
Stewart, Webster, Schley
Marion
Macon
Dooly and Wilcox
Triumph in a Single Acre Corn Prize Story
South Carolina farmer Mr. Drake details a bold 254 bushel one acre corn yield achieved through heavy fertilization begun in February. The project cost 290 dollars for fertilizers totaling 206.16 dollars in value, securing a 500 dollar prize and state acclaim while proving agronomic potential beyond assumed fertility limits. Contests for seats in Congress prompt House committee action to route election disputes through the courts for certification and rolls.
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United States
Drake
South Carolina
American Agriculturist
State Department of Agriculture
Congress
Rowell
Chaiman
House Committee On Elections
Six masked intruders target Oman home near Findlay
About a year ago six masked men demanded six thousand dollars said hidden in the Oman household near Findlay Ohio. They found only 185 dollars and tortured a four year old boy by holding him over a fire. Recently a grand jury indicted six county leaders for the crime. The piece notes rising crime in the North and comments on Mr Blaine's potential cabinet resignation and its impact on President Harrison's administration.
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Oman
Findlay
Ohio
North
Blaine
Harrison
Walker
Emigration Out of North Carolina Attracts Thousands
Not less than five thousand African Americans have left North Carolina in the last thirteen months. Most relocated to Mississippi and Arkansas. The report cites emigration agents promising higher wages as the main lure, with no further cause given.
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North Carolna
Mississippi
Arkansas
Mary Young
Joseph Young
Ayhy
A. C. Speer
Board of Trade vision for Americus urged in Tribune style
The piece argues for forming a city Board of Trade in Americus modeled on Rome, envisioning biweekly public meetings, unified policy, and a powerful promotional voice to attract investors, manufacturers, and transportation interests, with citizens and business leaders pooling effort for common good. It also notes tariff debate reflections and honors Samuel J. Randall as a House figure.
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Board of Trade
Americus
Tribune of
Rome
Ita
Americas
America
Railway Consolidation and Georgia’s Trade Path
A Georgia Recorder editorial lauds Louisville and Nashville’s purchase of Rome and Decatur as a step for state development, arguing large consolidated railways provide fair transport rates and markets. It notes a shift in local press stance, endorses the L and N policy, and cites Atlanta Constitution on black citizens’ rights and schooling, ending with product placement for HiFernoline Balsam at Cook’s Pharmacy.
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Atlanta Journal
Railroad Commission
Georgia
Louisville and Nashville
Rome and
Decatur
Avanta
South
Southern Railroad
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
West
Birmingham
Tennessee River
Rome
Louisville
Nashville
Coosa
Cumberland
Atlanta
At- Tanta
Georgia Railroad
Charleston
Times
Recorder
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Geord
W. &. Glessner
Sumter County
Rman
Webster County
Grady Monument Fund
Calvin
Brice
Sherman Party
Foraker
Walker Blaine
Washington
Mascon
New York
Campbell
Kutler
Silcott Committee
Mr. Blount
Major Barnes
House
The
New York Herald
J.D. Husted
Middle Georgian Horticultural Society
Griffin Call
Husted
Morgan
Liberia
Philadelphia
Ways and Means Committee
Warmoth
Samuel J. Randall
W. D. Kelley
House of Representatives
Atlanta Constitution
Heripe
Charles Va. J. Summers
Colla Turner
Gene
Summer Soaney
Setendant
Superior Court of
Sumterton
Charles Larned
Darden
Leith
Robert A. Damen
Patrick Tans
Sumter
H. R. Johnson
Sloan
Starkville Road
Fann
L. B. Forbes
Sherlir
Court of Ordinary
Court House
I. BE. Countryman
H. A. Countryman
J. H
J. A
J. A. Blackshear
A. Rodgers
A.gers
Mra. J. E
Countrymer
Wierens
J. GB. Scott
L. E. Spivey
Humter
A.C. Speer
Georgi
Lesters
Scumter CounTy
B. L. Joiner
Guilford
John
Baker
Anid
B. T. Wise
Louisia Stephens
Allen
Sustrxn Cousry
J. B. McDonald
McDonald
Mor‘de Hicks
W. L. Thomas
Plains of Dura
cReDton
Ate
W. T. Toole
Anton
Natice
Agerdian
Chesley Wheeler
Edna Barnett
Allen Port
Southwestern Circuit
City of America
Lee Street
Pickett
Mrs. Brown
Lorera
Lonte
Barnet Thin
Ifthe
W. W. Wheler
Calhoun County
Renee
Galnoda
Sumer
Waparior
Xard
Southern Lumber and Ithvin Company
Usder
Ale Southern Lumber 2 Improvement Company
Masoelny
Rene
Attar Rn Ae Pas Rneys
Jd. H. Allen
Sumter Superior Court
J. H. Allen
Coun
Said County
Me Speer
John He Shaw
Afeylaniway
M. Rs Ly AW
Davenport
J B. Hilbiley
Geo.t Jey
H.C. Fagley
M. Wheat N.G, Prince
W. P. Burt
JcDonald
Americas Times Publishing Pany
Ameri Sumter County
Sable
the Americas Times Publish Company
James Dodson
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Cla
H. M. Fleet
Thin Ay
Airaw
Fleet & Russell
Ney
M. Fleet
Americus, Ga
Schley
Rainey
Eliayilie
Euy
Joseph A. T. Derry
John M. Coker
Cotton Avenue
D Street
C. Fowler
Roodus
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