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Newspaper

Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1889

Page

2

Georgia and South discuss finance and business policy shifts

The piece surveys state price controls on telephone charges, Georgia stock holdings amid Wall Street concerns, and Canuck extradition moves. It notes shifts in fiscal policy under Windom, Fairchild, and the last administration, plus the growing Souths crop and shipping trade, and Canada’s broadened list of extraditable offenses.

Georgia Central Railroad Wall Street Atlanta Evening Journal Atlanta Railroad Record United States Canada Great Britain

Alabama on Wheels and Immigrant Movement Gains

Alabama officials tout the success of the Alabama on Wheels tour and the immigration program. Kolb cites locating over a thousand new residents, about one million dollars invested in plants across Sheffield, Birmingham, and nearby areas, and ambitious plans for timber and manufacturing growth. The piece notes cross-state investments, new mills, and plans to bring more families like Mr. Johnson and his Iowa connections to Macon County, plus an upcoming Western excursion for Georgia editors to explore rail routes and immigration opportunities.

Alabama Commission Kolb Alabama Immigration Department Immigration Bureau Ohnson Red Oak Iowa Macon County Mr. Johnson Sheffield Birmingham Ewing Huntaville Louisville and Nashville Railroad Evansville Indiana Minnesota Wisconsin Ilinois Michigan Ohio Mr. Kolb R. G. Peters Brewton Ala Eau Claire Colonel Careon Columbus Columbus Huggey Company Georgia Singer Sewleg Machine Company South Bend United States Vomypuany Aniston Decatur Urbana Anniston

Railroads and health in postwar politics and remedies

A reader argues railroads are vital to national growth yet should be monitored for unfair practices. The piece endorses balanced railroad policy and cites Taylor's Cherokee Remedy as a preferred cure for coughs and colds. It notes political support for the Republican party in the South and mentions Com. Harrison aiding the party.

Macon Taylor

Georgia Leads South in Livestock Growth in USDA Report

The January February USDA figures show Georgia ranked high in horse and mule counts with 112,261 horses and 152,617 mules valued at 55.05 and 207.71 respectively. Cattle numbers show 40,097 milk cows and 3,0?6 oxen, while sheep remain under half a million. Hog numbers top Atlantic states at 1,540,331, signaling rising meat production. Cotton prices decline push farmers toward stock farming and soil-rest rotation. increased horse breeding and imports of fine-blood stallions appear in Bibb, Houston, Sumter, Jefferson, Floyd, Baker, Coffee counties.

Georgia United States Department of Agriculture United States South Union Atlantic Gulf States Agricultural Department Bibb Houston Sumter Jefferson Floyd Baker Coffee Texas

Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Praise

Persom Mr iN H Froh bile ALi writes stein Moe T take Great measure in recommending Dr Jing's New Discovery for Consumption after a severe attack of Bronehttis and Catarrh. He reports instant relief and a complete cure, noting prior remedies failed. Bottles trial free at Dr E J Eldridge's Drug Store.

Persom H. Frohbile Ali Stein Moe Jing Eulse King Dean Dr. King

Railroad Consolidations and Market Power

A reprint discusses rail line mergers led by Vanderbilt interests combining the Big Four, Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis, and Cleveland St Louis Kansas City systems. It notes assets, debt, proposed leasing, and expected leadership under Mr. Ingalls, with aims toward the Chesapeake and Ohio. The piece frames the move as a business consolidation, not alarmist, while highlighting potential gains and governance.

New York Journal of Commerce Vanderbilt Party Vanderbilts Chesapeake and Ohio C. P. Huntington Mr. Huntington Drexel St. Louis Kansas City Ingalls Consolidated Companies Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Big Four

Raise 100 bushels of corn on one acre method

The Sunday Constitution cites Sarge teaching a method to yield one hundred bushels of corn per acre. Plant rows 3.5 feet apart and drill closely enough to shuck and lay ears end to end along the row. If ears are long and stalk spacing is 20 inches, two ears per stalk are needed. Stimulate land. Truitt settlement farmers in Troup county have demonstrated it.

Sarge Truitt Troup County

Labor contract jumpers roil Oglethorpe County

In Oglethorpe County reports describe many labor contract jumpers. The dialogue mentions Owen Smith and a character Lowe, with a cartoonish edge referencing Dr. Bigers and Huckleberry Cordial as a remedy for cholera morbus and dysentery.

Smith Owen Smith Lowe Dr. Bigers Huckleberry Oglethorpe County

Syrup of Fire Laxative Ad by California Sugar Co

An advertorial copy touts Syrup of Fire as a true laxative and best cure for biliousness headaches colds indigestion piles and habitual constipation. It claims easy intake and system cleansing, produced by the California Pig Gyrur Company in San Francisco and sold by E J Eldridge.

California Pig Gyrur, Company San Francisco E. J. Eldridge Ept-D& Wiy

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