The Record Item Digest of 19th Century Topics
A sprawling miscellany covers cotton profits in Britain, Dr Pendleton’s agronomic experiments, early Polk County history, depots and marriages, Indian tensions, and Savannah cotton reports. It notes rising dividends in British mills, flawed farming costs, green manuring trials, and local recollections of pioneer church history with scattered anecdotes and regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Bea
Great Britain
Pendleton
Polk County
Northwestern Cropa
Colorado
Experiente
Georgia Agricultural Society
Georgia
Polk Sheriff's Sales Cedartown Georgia July 1875
Legal notices detail multiple property foreclosures in Polk County Georgia. Listings include brick store houses in Cedartown, various land tracts in Polk and surrounding districts, and personal exemptions. Advertises dates, creditors, and court actions under the Polk Superior and Justice courts with multiple names such as J A Blane J F Dever D Waddell J Noyes Martha A Chinom and others. Postponements and tax sale items are noted along with official certification by Joel Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Sheriff's
Court House
Cedartown
Polk County
Wiley Hanil
MH. A. Btoffregan
J A Blance
D F Dever
Waveg Justice's Court
Fay Feee
Cobb County
J A Blane
J F Dever
Waddell
John Neil
Jand Ko
MB West
Fifa
Polk Superior Court
James H Noyes
J . Noyes
Joly
Ileld
Aertion
Elk County
Fife Bewuel
Talk Superior Court
James Noyes
Howell Lawcon
Aald Jawcot
Elf
Nui
Ceduy
Culaly
AUB
Medieegor
Tavkel Stokely & Wilkes
Gregor
Lumpkin
Shortt
Seorgia
Pol County
Sarah
Ynorgia
Kolgli
Witsiimetestor
Whittelrond
Ile
Jorl Brewer
Bolgla
Polk
T. West
Eal
Gay Tank
D. Wray
Life Insurance Plan for Families in Case of Death
The text explains a life assurance concept where a family head, while able to work, uses part of his income to fund a plan. On the first annual payment due, the widow and children would receive a guaranteed sum, ensuring financial support after the breadwinner’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilo Assuranen
Han
Wen
Endowment Policy and Its Promise to a Family
A fragment argues endowment policies guarantee family support after early death or in old age. It claims twenty years of payments at over seven percent interest, with full policy payout upon death, and cites a general remark about merchants achieving independence only through such policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaborn Whatley
Peter Grinnell
Hampton Whatley
Babn Place
Cedartown
Paulding County
Brooks’ Spring
Cobb
Cave Spring
Itty, Wm. Wood
Jacksonville
Ala
Mr. Cowdry
Wood
Academy
Mr. Wood
Mr. Whatley
Aime
Indiana
Beck-eye Pubg
Coosa
Turkeytown
Carta
Carroll County
Sone
Alaama
Alabama
Aiman
Oliver
Lita
Rai
Piny
Brooks
Bahayay Creek
Cedar Valley
Salina
Cosmaver
Tasuarneo
Dearsborn
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Glasgow
Manchester
Wrouil
Elo
John Augustus Henderson
Poth County
Fiie
Savannah Cotton Exchange
Georgis
Tiatvtan
Cedar Valley Lodge
Good Templars
Fulton House
Tom. Anderson
Corra
Cortter Layd
Waltits
Valow Massenger Depot
Atlanta
Inglement
Salonen
Ae Ea
Isan
D, Wikle & Co
Snd
Holk and
Bartow Counties
Nore’ Celebratadt
Helk Magnificent
Leon
Poprlarty
Ainty Ieetan
Horace Waters & Son
Maine
Hace Waters
New York
Expres
New Photograph Gallery
Mesterly
Tortrall
Pleneé
Eatl
Evanley
Rudm Roeently
Evan
Thompson
Liniment
Cing
de Tk Thompson
Avery Pamily
Ion Hani
Ailva
Reese's Drug Store
Maya
Nockmart
BK Mege
McConnell
Acworth
Gay
Niaml
Cherokee Iron Com Pany
Ite Salt Company
A.G. West
Updartown
Gia
Mobile Life Insurance CO
OF Mobile, Asa
Thin Company
Odot
Tod Orphaug
Tusnes
Mobile Life
Schoharia
N.Y
the Life Endowment
Ossian
Cedartown, Ga
Meh Sol Ly
Aganta
The
Singer Manufacturing Company
G. W. Leonard
Cor, Broad and
Avanta, Ga
Linton G.ray
L. G. Ray
Pesseayeieee
Dodds
Lave
Morelandigo
D. Wiele & CO
Cartersville
Cay
Joseph E. Veal
Rome
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