Deadlock at Nine district nominating convention in 1875
In Cedartown Georgia the Nine district nominating convention remains tied with Boll 35 Hill 26 after about 500 ballots. Both parties stand firm, warning of a long fight to decide the representative. Savannah’s debt is $3,600,140 with annual interest of $251,041, sparking fears of financial strain. insuring profits reach $200,000 yearly. Pullman Sleep Car proprietor proposes civil rights balance by allowing colored occupancy, prompting white southern readers to refrain if he advocates expansion. A New York inquiry into advertising swindlers reveals a confidence firm behind a “Make Home Happy” ad plan. Trion Post Office burned by incendiary. 350 workers affected. Carterville duel reports a fist fight and escalating challenges across the Alabama line near Cave Spring.
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Boll
Hill
The Price of Cotton and Coming Crop in Georgia
A Savannah News extract notes farmers shifting towards grain crops like wheat oats and barley while some cling to cotton amid high prices. It cites New York speculators’ influence on prices, praises Mrs Julia Mitchell a Georgia widow who paid debts and raised a large family, and reports Mexican raiders captured near Corpus Christi along with storms forecast between June 5 and July 16.
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Savannah News
New York
Apianera
Georgia
Texus
Brownsville
Tesas
Galveston
Camargo
Corpus Christi
Tho Grande
Tive
Rio Grande
Fertilizer Trade Hits Georgia Farmers At Fifty Dollars A Ton
Savannah records show 26 084 tons of fertilizer pass through this year en route to Georgia farmers at a cost of 1 519 200 dollars. With shipments through Port Royal and Charleston the total bill reaches two million dollars by month end. The Advertiser estimates Georgia will spend three and a half million dollars on fertilizer this year, about one cotton bale in seven. The Tribune notes growing demand for Grant to address a third term, while Indians may gain citizenship by dissolving tribal governances. Winnebago chiefs from Wisconsin explore eligibility and imply tribewide enrollment if allowed.
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Trion Pnotory
Chattooga County
Havannah Advertiser
Savannah
Haoughmore
Port Royal
Charleston
Advertiser
Georgia
Endowment policy and the value of long term investment
The text argues endowment policy secures family in case of early death and provides for old age after twenty years with over seven percent interest. It notes the payout upon death and urges inquiry to prove the claim. General Dearborn remarks that among one hundred merchants, few achieve independence.
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Calhoun
Mr. Gray
Carterovillé
Alabama Line
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Gene Young
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Ford
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Mississippi
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Washington
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Polk County
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Satietay
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Tiweday
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Wednoetay
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Mobile Life Insurance CO
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Georgia Soap Factory
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Geo. J. Howard
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Pere Umer YI
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Take &N' Endowment
Mobile Life
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the Life Endowment
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