New York Constitution Notice Amid Turbulent Editorial Viewpoints
A fragmented 1909 column from Atlanta Georgia touches on Roosevelt Africa tariff debates and gossip about politicians. It mentions Madison Square and Broadway area hotels, editors, and readers warned about paying traveling representatives. The piece reflects political discourse and public notices amid noisy opinion.
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Sa Eua Psieerad Ae
New York
Viait‘York
Hoteling
Aia Broadway
North and South See Common Ground in Policy for Negro Appointments
The Record-Herald argues that Prealont Taft’s plan for negro appointments earns general approval across regions. It credits the president with fostering fraternity and understanding between sections and reducing bigotry in national politics, while noting some exceptions in each area.
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Prealont-Taft
Record-Herald
Chicago
South
Taxation of Mortgages Discussed by Governor Stubbs
Governor Stubbs of Kansas vetoes a bill to substitute a 50 cent per 100 dollar registration tax for ad valorem taxes on mortgages. He argues mortgages are property and taxed uniformly, noting exemptions would benefit lenders. The piece surveys double taxation issues, resident versus nonresident burdens, and potential future Georgia tax revisions.
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Stubbs
Kansas
Georgia
Springfield
Masé
Marketing Cotton Through Southern Cooperation and Finance
Henry Reed argues in The Constitution for replacing makeshift marketing with a coordinated plan. The National Farmers' Union seeks to merge southern union warehouses to stabilize prices, urging southern bankers and planters to form a common, sound business system to support the cotton trade and avert market swings.
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Henry 8. Reed
Bays
Finander
National Farmers’ Union
West
America J
Patience and the Southern Farmer Analysis
The article critiques Georgia farmers for impatience in cattle raising and long credit cycles. It argues cotton focus sustains debt, urges diversifying with fodder and beef, and stresses investors must cultivate patience to stabilize prices and finance in the South.
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Georgia
T. R. Sawtell
Mr.Sawtell
Soldiers of Conscience at Grand Opera House
Governor Folk of Missouri will address Atlanta audiences at the Grand opera house under the temple Lyceum course. The talk highlights Folk’s fight against graft and gambling in Missouri, placing him among famed awakener figures like Roosevelt and Hughes. He speaks to a representative audience on unfailing political principles.
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Governor Folk
Missouri
Grand Opera House
Temple
Lyceum
Atlanta
Theodore Roosevelt
Francis J. Henry
Hughes
New York
Falk Pil
An Irreverent Jumble of Verse and Prose From Georgia Nuggets
A quirky collection blends humorous dialect items, poems, and brief anecdotes. It includes playful lines about a big stick, a white rhinoceros, and a humorous hotel boarder story, plus light verse about spring and daily quips. The piece teases cultural voices with regional flavor and a light, rustic mood.
Way for farmers to clear their products
Editorial notes an exchange from Milan on cattle, farming, and a state-wide approach. It argues farmers need reliable, timely information on breed, disease control, and market timing to profit from cattle and cotton, urging creation of a county agriculture office to serve all farmers regardless of wealth or status.
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Milan
White
Sawtell
Georgia
North Georgie Vad
Dan
Uinuagh
Third Term to Open at Tech Night School
The third term of the Tech night school will begin March 29, following a successful second term ending March 27. Many former students will return and many more are expected to enroll, with the program offering free access to working city residents.
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Ely
Chautauqua for Dublin County to Hold Summer Event
South Georgia towns plan a Dublin chautauqua in June at the local opera house. A bureau representative says attractions are mapped out and the committee will announce final details soon. Also included is note on a lyceum course and a bank robbery confession in Shenandoah.
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South Georgia
Dublin
Tariff Discrimination in Lumber and Steel Debate
Florida senator Duncan Fletcher argues tariffs unfairly favor steel over lumber, urging equalized duties. He details Florida's timber and cotton interests, questions protection levels, and champions a broad revenue-style tariff with fair treatment across industries.
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Florida
South
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Washington
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Elorida
United States Senate
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Georgia
Duncan Upshaw Fletcher
Senate
Bumter County
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Jacksonville
Board of Public Instruction
Duval County
Sea Island
Hie
Tayim
Men Islands
Virginia
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisiane
Arkansas
Missouri
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