Georgia industry and farming in the South in 1881
The Appeal reports on burdens and opportunities for Georgia industry, railroads, and cotton markets. It notes a growing Southern manufacturing push in Georgia cities like Atlanta and Augusta, contrasts farming dependence on cotton with diversification, and warns of debt if crops fail. It also covers Missouri flooding, state finances, and editorials on banks and public policy.
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