Barnesville Gazette Front Matter From 1885 Issue
The Barnesville Gazette notes publication by J C McMichael dated January 16 1885 and lists postal office entry as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1885
Page
5
The Barnesville Gazette notes publication by J C McMichael dated January 16 1885 and lists postal office entry as second class matter.
A survey notes rapid southern industrial growth in 1854 with 1,865 new manufacturing enterprises and $105,269,500 capital, highlighting Georgia Tennessee North Carolina and Texas. It also tracks a theater trend toward dime museums redefining American entertainment and a wave of touring companies.
The column notes taxes, a February book closure, and Senate moves with mentions of Lamar, Money of Mississippi, and I. G. Fowler as Milledgeville postmaster. It calls for a six year presidential term and July fourth inauguration, then promotes Burt oats from Stafford Blalock Co along with a Dr Bosanko cough syrup offer for readers.
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