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Newspaper

Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1886

Page

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Americus Georgia described as a prime agricultural and trade center

Americus in Sumter County Georgia sits on the southwestern railroad 71 miles from Meson and 60 miles north of the Florida line. The piece extols its mild climate, diverse crops, growing population, new opera house, two steamers, three banks, hotels, and expanding industries. It highlights cotton receipts around 30,000 and future railroad completion boosting growth, inviting investors and settlers.

Americus Sumter County Gear Southwestern Meson Nova Georgia Bator Soombar Hood Geo George Addreasi

Representative Firms Trade Card in 19th Century Journal

FPOLLowiIne presents a list of merchants dealers and professionals. J. B Felder acts as merchandise and cotton broker and loan registrar. Burhalter N real estate and loan broker operates from an office over Coueil and Williford.

J. B Felder Mk Planters N. Burkhalter Coueil & Williford

Forsyth Street Wooden Store Ad Listing Hall Business

Classified notice for Jens E. Hall offering medicines perfumes toilet and fancy articles at the Wooden Store on Forsyth Street with a 1 percent emphasis. includes product range and location details for shoppers.

Jens E. Hall Forsyth St

Narrowing the Gauge in Savannah Rail Yards

Savannah area railroads prepare for May 31 gauge change moving cars and locomotives to standard gauge. Central, Savannah, Florida and Western, and Central of Georgia teams upgrade axles wheels tires and couplers as work crews shift to new steel tires and larger platforms.

Southern Jane Savannah, Florida and Western Railway Company Central of Georgia Vanpah Florida and Western Central Mionths Savannah Central Railroad

The Cost of Cotton and Planter Profits in the South

The article analyzes upland cotton costs per pound and per acre, estimating land rent 2.50, land preparation 1, fertilizers 6, planting 1, plowing 1, packing 2, totaling 18.50 per acre with 250 pounds yield. It notes gin costs and market transport add about 0.68 and 0.01 dollars per pound, argues recent prices leave little or no profit, and warns many planters lose money without strict business practices, while diversified farming yields steadier returns.

Savannah Nowe Fairland Rgin South

Cure for Psoriasis and Skin Diseases Promoted in Ad

An OCR fragment touts Cuticura remedies for psoriasis, scaly skin, and scalp conditions. The ad mentions cures and price notes though the text is garbled, showing claims of relief and purchase details amid unreadable segments.

For Sale Cheap A Good Buggy Of Best Manufacture

For sale a good buggy of best manufacture. Enquire at this office.

Lottery Drawings Promised in 1886 New Orleans

The text outlines multiple capital prizes from a state lottery drawing held on Tuesday February 9 1886 in New Orleans Louisiana. Prizes include 715000 capital drawn by number 57205 sold in fifths one dollar each with holders named in various cities. Second capital 18298 sold in fifths with prizes to Go Anderson on the steamer Onward in San Francisco and to others in Memphis and elsewhere. Third capital 10000 prize to D B Huntly Carlisle NM and W F Rudolph Oakland CA both via Wells Fargo Express. Fourth capital prizes 6000 each drawn to Nos 27946 and 89882 sold nationwide. The report notes ongoing drawings and invites inquiries via M A Dauphin New Orleans.

New Orleans Fred’k Scharf de Kalb Ave Brooklyn W. BR. Jones Murphysboro Ills Go! Anderson San Francisco Oe Maresce Co Express Company Memphis Tenn., &c D. B. Huntly Carlisle New Mexico W. F. Rudolph West St W. M. Finnacane Oakland Cal Wells Fargo & Co S Express Jetc Gene Vicksburg Miss San 1800 M. A. Dauphin

Ill Luck Awakens Conscience in a New York Journey

A New York journey tale hints that misfortune can stir moral awareness. The brief narrative suggests an awakening of conscience prompted by unlucky events and the unnamed traveler’s reflections on right and wrong.

New York

The Richest Man on Earth If Farmers Only Knew It

A farmer on his own well kept land speaks to a life of sufficiency and independence. He argues true wealth lies in a secure home and productive labor, not perpetual greed, urging farmers to beautify and enjoy their homes and farms while avoiding the trap of parsimony.

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Willow Farm near Macon Grows Medicinal Willows

A Georgia Willow Farm near Macon raises osier willows with 400000 mature plants and 80000 newly planted slips. The bark and leaves are processed by a mechanical stripper, dried and baled for medicinal use, fetching about 25 cents per pound and $200 per ton when dried. The farm plans to cover the levee with willows, dedicating sixty acres to this crop as yields reach a ton per acre.

Macon Mr. I. OC Mrlant Scientific American

Slandering Georgia and the prohibition threat

A sharp editorial mixes local fear and national politics. It cites Sam Jones calling prohibition a life risk in Georgia, notes alleged violence linked to unionists in several counties, and contrasts with the Salvation Army's northern experiences. The piece mocks Sau and cites the Manon Telegraph on Republican Illinois finance.

Sam Jones Georgia Cincinnati Mr. Jones Jones Salvation Army Sau Ilinois Manon

Don’t Eat in a Hurry Health Advice Read in a Journal

A health journal urges diners to spend at least three quarters of an hour on meals. Skipping meals leads to indigestion and dyspepsia. The advertisement cites Mr BR Pinkston of Shorter’s Depot, MA, praising Brown’s Iron Bitters as relief after long dyspeptic suffering.

BR. Pinkston Shorter's Depot

Also Mentioned on This Page

Americas Cotton Avenue B & Parker Cotton Avenue Meat Market Fem- Ly Groveries Bank of Americas Ylander & Arrington Cash Shoe Lamar and Jackson Streeta J B Hinkle Jackson Taylor St J. A. Fort Ence West Tamar Bisset Brooks Daven J.B Funlow Hogine House B. Bosworth San Watchmake Lasiar St N.solerin E. Prince Lee Sian Ot Ee House Nap Oty Shows, Inc.,’ Etc Pubite Buus Po Foneoh Aycour Gomnersial Brook M. Coker Qcorten Avenue Altorneya Lato Shipp Astorney Taw Amzerlens J. Blalock Court House Councifort S “Jatmagy Feta Vee Cou W. F. Svar Americus Social General Merchandise George Stapleton Jesse Aycock Opera House van Riper Rae Weel Whreatley’a Store H. W. Howard R Ginor Gina Hides and Commission A. Bell Boot and Shoe Maker Norew Dudley Jackson St Front Presbyterian Church Andersonvilleigh School Wce Ena Paitin Palate Regi &W Pascal A. J, Clare Prin Hrowh Chemical CO Baltinore Savannah News Cuticura BEAU W. B. Oliver Rylander & Arrington Stora Ames Westbrook Americue B. McCrory Law Sea Essex Eale Clingman’s Tobacco Ava Ste Bre Toga Vietna Yeasts Vince Saini Imoniote Lta Mart, Tatim Mo As
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