Abolition of Fence Law Urged by Chatham County Citizens
Citizens of Chatham County Georgia petition the grand jury to urge the legislature to abolish the fence law. They argue owners of livestock should bear the cost of damages and that current rules burden farmers while letting stock roam freely. They claim fence costs exceed crop value and that arable land would better be used, boosting poorer farmers' livelihoods and reducing crime tied to roaming cattle.
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Advantages of the Grange in fertilizer purchasing
The Sandy Springs Grange No 22 reports success in consolidating orders for guano and acid phosphate, sending a delegate to Charleston who secured favorable terms and saved the county several thousand dollars. They plan to expand through Pomona Grange next season to press cash-based farming and reduce debt, with hopes that multiple counties will unite for still better prices.
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Quotations on virtue vanity and a curious shopping note
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