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What Shall We Do With the Rich as Well as the Waste Places
Col Dunlap outlines Georgia immigration policy and railroad driven growth. He cites census figures, urges state funding for immigration promotion, and argues for welcoming European immigrants while regulating entry. He praises railroads and press influence in shaping public opinion and calls on editors to educate readers on Georgia resources and the immigrant program.
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Georgia Weekly Press Association
Hartwell
Col
Samuel C. Dunlap
Georgia Bureau of Industrial and Immigration
Georgia
Col. Dunlap
Vs. Coleman
Cedartown Standard
Citizens i
Empire
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlanta
West Point
Tvorgla
Louisville & Nashville
Micon
Dublin
Savannah
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louis
Georgia Bureau of Industries and Immigration
Georgina
Atlantic & Birmingham
Brunswick
Birmingham
Iron and Steel
South
Alabama
George Brinson
Athens
Gainesville
Jefferson
Quincaville
Virgin Mountain
Tallulah Falls
Franklin
N. C
South Atlantic
Washington
Hart, Elbert
Wilkea
South Georgia
Darien & Western
Liberty
Tatnall
J. P. Williams
Florida
Appalachicola
Chattahoochee
Columbus
Central
Albany
Filet
Gulf
Greenville
Merriwether County
Newnan
Etowah
Cartersville
Kentucky and
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Middle West
Bartow
Gordon and Murray
Tallulah
Old Commonwealth
Ieentera
Red Hills
Europe
America
Hudson
New York
Ellis
Atlantic
Cotton Journal
Statistical Department
Wor
Harvie Jordan
Richard Cheatham
Business Mgr
Nave
Southern Cotton Association
Eveat
Cotton Belt
Cotton Journal Publishing Company
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Peoples Nida