Brunswick Defends Against Central Railway Rivalry
Savannah paper reports Brunswick's mobilized response to alleged Central railroad domination of south Georgia freight. Town meeting called to devise measures defending Brunswick and Western lines from through freight refusals and alleged oppression, with notes on car access, compressing cotton, and shifting shipments from Savannah. Also covers local agriculture, industry, and civic plans in nearby counties.
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