Advertising Rates in the Guverson Intelligencer
Rates of advertising are one dollar per twelve lines for the first insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion. Deductions apply to annual advertisers. Announcement of a candidate costs five dollars in advance.
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Fairagn
Hald Binal Eutistern
Eagle Sporting Yn
Dupont LéNonours Mo
Wilmington
Helchinse
Jism
J. XN
Molson
Atlatic Whack
Charleston
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Cotton vs corn is warned as planters urged to diversify
The Georgia farmers department warns against overreliance on cotton, arguing high cotton prices risk neglecting corn and provisions. It cites past famines, cites Memphis Avalanche remarks, and urges raising breadstuffs, meat, and stock locally. It stresses variety in crops and notes government reports show higher net gains from other commodities.
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Georgia
Memphis
Theo
South
United States
Rhodes
Frederick Klets
Enilorat
Aly
Aml
Ist
Agricnl Hstt
Southers
An Honest Industrious Boy Advertises A Bright Future
An old advertisement urges boys to show honesty and industry to secure trusted roles from merchants to pastors. It praises reliable conduct, outlines likely career paths, and warns that untrustworthy behavior will end chances for employment. It also recounts a New York Tribune view of Roger A Pryor and a North Carolina wedding prank about a secret matchmaking president.
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Muchanic
Roger A. Prron
New York
The
Chicago Tribune
Roger A. Pryor
Main Street
Redmond
Nassai Street
Lee
Johnston
Pryor
Quotable Fragments on Women and Speech Across Dialects
A mosaic of quips and misquoted lines shows views on women, marriage, and manners. Vignettes include a father’s stern warning to a son, a scolding wife, a child’s remark about a preacher, a traveler speaking to a negro, and a jurist’s puzzled verdict. A dialect fable compares social roles with fowl on a fence, juxtaposing the turkey, goose, and white man.
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Noint
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Lace
Massa
Raves
Turkey
Peabody on Soluble Pacific Guano for Cotton
Chas A Peabody recounts experiments with guano types across cotton fields in Georgia. He compares Peruvians, soluble Pacific guano, and other additives, noting superior results and lower cost with Soluble Pacific Guano, and urges buyers to use authorized agents. He describes land, planting method, and yields while contrasting ammonia loss and phosphates.
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Columbus
Pine Barrens
Nienere
Angwel
Giano
Ala
Yield increase from double dosage of soluble Pacific Gu an
A fragment from an 1968 report notes experimental use of soluble Pacific Gu ans at 200 pounds per acre, claiming the yield doubled. It states believed the per acre quantity was doubled and would scale proportionally if more data supported it.
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Equanitr
Deteber
Robson
Eng
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Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
Cernin- Wy
Atlanta
Fur Suluirs
N. A. Young
North Carolina
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Bey
Seanen
Howe
Hillsboro
Virginia
Raleigh
Parka Ag
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M. Lesser
Granite Row
Mewar
Bleckley
Tor
Thomas Dawson
Public Square
Life Insurance
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York
Towers
Granite
Anerson
R. IL Wubbard
Palin Square
Calton Mortag
Anvderwane
Hy Olan, Ay Usha
Chas. A. Peabody
T. Ford B.S
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Ifian
Myer
Tmiomas
Bleckley & Evins
Anderson, H
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Bleckley & CO
Pendleton, S.C
Tanhary
Watson & CO
WANDO
Waailo Mining and Manufacturing Company
Ichig
Ashley River
Hasel Street
Lis Traile
de L. Shiepard, Jr
Aniike
D. Dukes & CO
South Atlantic
Emorest
America
Panton
Tyblivaliot Ofice
Nww
Deforest's Monthly
Young America
Ayn
Enlar- Gui
Broadway
Orchiela Guano
Weet
Burtt & Son
Dupont
Sharpe & Fant
Anderson C.H
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Thanlusenpe
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Alitel
Apeeitiy Shartiz&i
MW. c. Coumtsey
Robert Burdoch
Ambush
W. C. Courtney & CO
Commission Merchantea
Boyce's Wharf
S. Ceept
Wes
Jr. Bonner
Taurens
Free Bridge
Saluin Riven
Eayrin’s Bridge
J. C. C. Featherston
Brewerton
JAS. M. Caldwell & Sons
C.advances
D. J. McKey
the People’s National Bank
South Carolina
WM. C. Dukes & CO
General Commission
South Athantic Wharf
Colton
Walters
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