Politically charged remarks and local notices surface in Macon
The piece reports Andy Johnson’s Tennessee candidacy and a near-certain election, Juparess youths entering the U S Naval Academy, and Atlanta mayoral rumors. It comments on annexation in Florida, a debate over education and church influence in Georgia colleges, and local press figures like Judge Capron and Mr Bard. Also notes a planned Macon daily by Neville with stock backing.
Cost of cotton under free regime sparks debate in Georgia
In a Telegraph and Messenger column from Lawrens Hill Georgia, writers challenge cotton cost estimates based on one bale per three acres and ten bushels per acre. They argue past yields fell short, discuss freed labor, drought effects, and farm costs, and critique rail transport and public notices linked to the Macon and Western Railroad.
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Sambo
Randolph County
Georgia
Laurexs Hill
Iseahe
Cobert Appeal
Profit from cotton at 20 cents debated in plan
The piece analyzes costs and profits of cotton cultivation on rented and owned land, using figures from the Cuthbert Appeal. It computes balances after expenses, suggests a potential small profit at 20 cents per pound, and notes differing calculations when rent is present or absent. It also covers a Savannah press convention and railroad progress.
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C. W. Styles
C. H. Willingham
H. H. Jones
Association
Rs Avery
Christy
Dwinel
Weston
M. Gormley
Odinary
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