Farming as a bank and hope amid panic
The Tribune argues farming remains a solid backbone amid economic strain. It asserts farmers are largely debt free or minimally burdened, cows and hens continue production, and the farm is a self sustaining institution stronger than banks. The piece elevates the farm as a mint of value, urging faith in agricultural stability.
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Ras-Enley
Saith
Jay Cooke
Rosin
Tribune
R & Wilson
Stich
Wheeler & Wilson
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co
Savannah
Augusta
Macon
Columbus
W. B. Cleves, Gen. Agt
Estimated Corn and Hog Crops and Writing Contracts
The National Crop Reporter cites February 1 estimates on corn remaining with producers as of January 15 and hog stocks in the five states Illinois Iowa Kansas Ohio Wisconsin. It notes a 50 percent level of remaining corn around 160 million bushels and a 21 percent drop in hog numbers from a year ago. It also observes poorer hog outlook for summer packing and rising prices versus December to January. The piece urges formal written contracts for business to avoid disputes and cites a misnaming of Dr Dobson as a humorous aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Ohio
Wisconsin
Plea for Rest to Improve Farm Wife’s Health and Home
A Rural New Yorker fragment urges husbands to let wives rest and sleep. It asks if wives are exhausted or irritable and argues rest and daily kindness will lead to healthier, happier wives, children, and homes on farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
J. McK
Ward
Life lengthening and moral progress across ages
The piece argues that life expectancy has risen from about twenty-two years to over forty in England since 1560 and notes similar mortality improvements in Paris and Geneva. It extols Masery as a force for charity, learning, and universal brotherhood while stressing early education, industry, and restraint for youth. It ends with a Kansas City student paying seventy-five cents for a novelty penless writing method.
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Mach
France
Paris
Geneva
England
Universal Brotherhood of Man
Kansas City
New York
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Planters and Herchan
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Randolph
Warehouse and Commission
Ino MyReading
Farmers’. Warehouse
Cuthbert
M. Redding
Wright
Randolph Street
Eufaula
Alabama
Bean of Bray & Bro
Simpson. & Johnston, Suai F. Johnston & Co
Tocati
Panegarac
W. T. Simpson
Y. Johnston
Hannahatchee Jim
Venient
Izron
Ned Ae
Ee Iu
Re. i
Fielder
Idus L. Fielder
H. & Pees Fielder
Georgia
Art Bu Inere
Randulph
Stewart
Quitman
City Early
Calhoun
Terrell
Supreme Court of Georgia
U.S
Southernistrict
City
Thes Dawson
E. McDonald & Co
Zubine
Cuthbert, Ga
Georgias Company
Powell
Watchmaker
Sewele
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Aving
Appeal
Collége Street
F. W. Farwest
Broadway
City Mills
Jyzett - 0
Soares
Ayer's
Strong's
Wrights
Jayne
Peter
Sway
Drews
Jhe Parker
McLean's
Tmmons
J.T. Kiddoo & CO
J. J. McDonald
Parker Bros
WWEST
Geo. D. Smith
Jas. H. Guerry
Attorney At Law
Georgetown, Ga
Odho
S. G. Robertson
BiArs
Nat
Cooper College Street
Erica
Bine
Watret
Sess
Ory
Owen & Sealy
Arei As
Reliable’ Drug Store
W. E. Besson
Ei Wworkes
First Street
Cherry
Poplar Street
Third
Macon, Georgia
Guernsey
Bartrow & Hendrix
Proprietors
J. B. Artope & Son
Plum Streets
Bernd Brothers
Third Street
Ada
H. Mait
Mié
Sofia
S.E
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Langs Bo
Said
Fana
Bali
Mora
Moses Oparity
J. L
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L. A. Smith Sherif
S. Saleen
Ofs
Uthbert
Suire Boure
Store House
Johnston & Sr
Ankle Street
Jacob
Jacob Davie
Abies Square
R. H. Cobb
Jacob Davis
City of Cuthbert
Witheublic
Cordell
FH Jones
H .O. Beall
HM. Cobb
Gabbe & Johnston
Tang
M. Gormley
Nary
Neorgia
Ranpotry County
John McKgunnee
W. B. McHan
John McK. Guan
W.B. Mebian
Gormley
FFETT
Borgia
Court of Ordinary
Sarg County
Thornton
WM. N. Thornton
Drs. Smith & Tackett
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Prorgrerone
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Younger
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