Georgia and regional news roundup of 1890s items
Georgia reports note a 15 million gallon reservoir planned for Macon, land selling in Hartwell at 25 500 per acre, and a five day October drought in Dodge county. Georgia factories total 73 cotton plants with over 10 600 looms. state price fixes set upland at 125 and Sea Island at 20 cents. Eastman Times Journal bought by Stokes and Carnes. The first bale on the NY cotton exchange sold for 10 4 cents. A Californian left 6600 to a polite New York shop girl. Melbourne to install a public clock playing music except Sundays. Guthrie Oklahoma now hosts six banks and four newspapers. Crop value forecast at 700 million dollars. Macon Brewing Plant to complete in 60 days, start brewing in 70. Mannlicher rifle range proven at two and a half miles. Governor candidates now presidents of key bodies. Florida orange crop projected at 2 million boxes with first market early October. Olive Bill remains buried per Milledgeville Union Recorder. Kilrain posts 2000 bond in Purvis Mississippi and may accept Queensberry bout in Baltimore.
Meriwether Legislator Mocked in Local Paper
The Hawkinsville News criticizes Mr Suelson the Meriwether County legislator as foolish and urges his constituents to recall him. The piece mocks a St Louis designed postage stamp, notes the Paris Exposition and Edison features, and quotes various local anecdotes about politics, education funding, and a wreck along the Rome Watertown line.
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Meriwether County
Kentucky
Hawkinsville
Alliance Exchange aims to lower farmer costs through sub-alliance trade
State Alliance Exchange plans to run a general commission business, wiring sub-alliances to source supplies cheaper from state exchanges. It outlines bulk buying, wholesale pricing, and shared profits with merchants to keep trade local while lowering farm costs. The column also notes assorted local farming success stories and a rail schedule bill idea.
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State Aliance Exchange
Macon
Atlanta
Hill Order
State Exchange
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Americus
Georgia Farmers and An Accidental Hero Highlighted in Rome Tribune
A Rome Tribune summary recounts a brave unnamed negro who warned an East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia railroad engineer about a washout near Brunswick, enabling a safe train passage. It also notes Farmers Alliance stats in Texas, Oklahoma, Maryland, Tennessee and Georgia, and Georgia farmers’ planned Ohio trip with praise from the Chicago Tribune along with Judge Atkinson’s ruling on Waycross electric lighting contract terms.
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Six Mile
Brunswick
Barnes
Atkinson
Miles Albertson
Waycross
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