Georgia Resources and War Losses Detailed in Georgia Report
A Georgia focused report prepared for the International Chamber of Commerce and Mississippi Valleys Society of London outlines the state’s climate, soil, and mineral wealth, notes the prewar slave-based wealth tied to land, and explains postwar recovery. It cites heavy wartime losses, tax declines, and gradual recuperation, emphasizing water power, open lands, and rail connections across Georgia’s three regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Clief Commerce and
Mississippi Valleys Society of London
Georgia
North
Savannah
Newe
Savan
United States
Confederate States
roRain
Trollerge
Reed
North Carolina
Florida
Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Gate State
Aippi Valley
Mississippi
Maine
New Hampsheachusetts
Connecticut
Vermont
Masts
Rhode
Tisha
Georgia’s North and South Promise as a Manufacturing State
A long survey extols Georgia’s railroads and climate, detailing northern southern and central regions, resources, and population growth prospects. It urges capitalists to invest in cotton textile mills, cotton yarn, and mineral industries, highlighting abundant water power, diverse soils, and potential farm diversification to support 6 million residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Middle Georgia
Atlantic
Gulf
Lem
Georgia
Staten
Properti
Atlanta
Union
Auguste
Macon
Columbus
Athens
Milledgeville
Ysra
Savannah business men publish Georgia resources paper
A lengthy Savannah business paper prepared for the Mississippi Valley Trading Company of London outlines Georgia's vast resources. The document aims to circulate in northern states and elsewhere. copies are available at the counter. Read it to feel pride in Georgia's future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Getter
Avannah
Cen Jos. Oglethorpe
Savannah
Mississippi Valley Trading Company
London
Branches of Benedict & Co expand across cities
The firm Benedict and Co extends its branch network to Charleston, New York, Jacksonville and other locations as part of a regional expansion strategy. Key offices include Furchcott and Benedict in Charleston, and Furchgott Benedict & Co in New York with a Jacksonville, Florida presence referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furchcott, Benedict & Co
Street
Charleston
B. Furchgott
Benedict &Co
New York
H. Y
Furchcott
Jacksonvile, Fla
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Wrrn
Ang
Taree
Fes
Landitors
Atlanta, Ga
Tabiabment
Bill & Co, S, Abiante, Go
International Chamber of Commerce and
Missisaippe Valley Society of London
Evsland
Vee Hemphill
Col
Lae
Mexico
Bureau of Statistics
Washington City
Gea
Milea
Eatonton
Albany
Eufaula
Fort Gaince
Artingto
Hua
Fort Valley
Mason Western
Mavon
Muscogee Railroad
Columom
Thomasville
Griffin
North Alabama
Carrollton
Alanta
West Point
Western and
State Line
Chattanoo
Rome
Cartersville
van Wert
Selma
Dalton
East Tennessee
Richmond Air Line
Georgia Railroad
Augusta
Washington
Athena
Brunswick
Hawkinsville
Ausnue and Gulf
Bainbridge
Live Oak
Piorida
Hamilton
North Dod Douth
Chattanooga
Georga
Middle
Ially
America
Georgi
Fantic Ocean
Erly
Ellow Pine of
Ness
Sea Island
Seaboard
Poron
Little
Budll
Tripoli
Liverpool
Sayiny
Warne
Iron
Cal
Aller
Parnis
Thei Mies Sd
England
Tae Sappay
Weaparry
Jones
Bb & McUehoely
Wales
United Kingdom
Great Britain
France
Spain
New England
Acre
Akorgata'a
Maude
Naval Atores
Vauss
Rhode ‘Gland
Staucea
el Artenu
Bernandfactur
Savannah River
Atlantic Ocean
Paale Pouth
Georgia Central
Nouth Carolna
Chatham
Atlantic and Gulf
First Order
Neaport
Darien
St. Mary’s
Fort Royal
Throu
Port Yal
Sau Carolina
Gate City
Coosa
Gulf of Mexico
Ature
Oconee
State University
Auguats
Cherleston
Malla
Covton
Sue
Georg
State of
For the
Fear
Penton Wal
Boya
Ant ‘Hells
Sonclubio
Queen of Rhebs
Solomon
Scotland
J. G. Thomas
D. G. Pong
J. W. LarHaor
Cuas. Greem
A. M. Sioan
Committee
Curiaco
G. W- Adams Grain
Bell & Martino Grain
Cuicano
Daly Pasion
Thubsbat
Ea Peis
Gaege
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Furchgott
Bon
Thiet & Co.'s
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Furchcott, Benedict &Co
Atlents, Ga
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