Subscriptions rise and public notices in Georgia paper
The Weekly Banner increases subscriptions to one dollar annually in advance, with back subs at old rates. The piece urges readers to prepare for hard times, comments on weather, politics, labor, and education, and notes local fires, crime, and public discourse on state and national issues.
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Galveston Times
Tus LaGrange
Georgia
Augusta Chronicle
Constitutionalist
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Hia New Stable
Thomas Street
Athens
Holman
Athena
One Good Sign On Credit and Moral Costs
The piece argues Georgia households increasingly pay cash, decrying credit as a harmful habit. It compares debt to a moral poison, warning it corrupts virtue and families, and notes retrenchment fails unless one abandons credit entirely.
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Georgia
Dela
Pay as you go and self denial in disgrace
A long collation of miscellaneous notes discusses credit, thrift, and integrity, condemning reliance on credit as a social vice while praising pay as you go. It blends moral musings with local items: deaths, marriages, weather, jail incidents, and community updates from Jefferson, Lexington, and surrounding counties, reflecting a dated rural Georgia newspaper page.
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Oglethorpe
Texas
Jefferson
Greene County
Henry H. Andrews
Lizzie Bruce
Greene
Willie Bickers
Carrie Bruce
Randolph Tappan
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Augusta
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Maria I Stoddard
Walton
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Mary E. Smith
John T. Snow
Mary K. Cotton
Frank Brown
DeKalb
Susie Malsby
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