Then Appeal and Crop News From Georgia to New Orleans
A roundup of crop, weather, and public matters: first bale of 1875 cotton sold in New York at 18 cents per lb. Bainbridge picking begins. New York Financial Chronicle estimates 3,876,000 bales crop. Schofield Rolling Mills restarted in Atlanta. Georgia weather records show 100 and 103 degrees in Macon and Savannah. Reports include Federal and local politics, education notes, and rail extension plans in Early County to link Arlington and Blakely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bainbridge
New York Financial Chronicle
National Grange
Washington City
Louisville
Macon
Cuthbert
New Orleans
Brown
Schofield
Ohio
Howard Key
Key
Columbus
Wesleyan Female College
Col. L. N. Trammell
Atlanta Herald
Chattahoochee
Atlanta
Enquirer
The
Georgetown
Qai'muan County
Georgia
U. S
Harrison
Aw’ Y
Gerona
Quitman Gousty
Crsenk
Ormies
E. J. Moore
Georgia Press Convention Lincoln on Free Journalism
The Bainbridge Democrat contends the Georgia Press Convention should be a forum for free-wheeling discussion rather than a legislative body. It argues individual newspaper owners manage their offices, warns against uniform advertising rates, and predicts a large Savannah meeting with peace and good feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bainbridge Democrat
Savannah
Southern Direct Trade Movement Gains English Support
The New Orleans Times reports Dr T D Worral leading English cooperative groups arriving soon to discuss trade with Europe via New Orleans or Galveston. They seek no aid, only cooperative reception, to expand wealth and direct trade in the Mississippi valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
T. D. Worral
Mississippi Valley
Europe
Galveston
England
Mineral Springs at New Holland Draw Health Seekers
A visitor describes New Holland mineral springs as a popular Southern resort for invalids and pleasure seekers. He recalls eccentric guests, dancing, social games, and a mix of Georgia figures and travelers enjoying hospitality, music, and sundry amusements. The writer notes the area’s hospitable people and rich farmland, signing the piece July 19, 1875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Virginia
St. Johns
Florida
Cuthbert
Jonah
Cal Wagner
Col. Nichols
Mr. Chamberlain
Col. Z. D. Harrison
John Westmoreland
Atlanta
Savannah
Augusta
Newton
Randolph County
Occasionan
Rural Letters From Spring Ware Georgia Reflect Prosperous 1875
An editor shares reflections from a Georgia farmer in 1875 praising improving agriculture and a revived farming spirit. He notes better seasons for planters, mentions a mixed progress among races, and highlights a Southern woman who survived aftermath of the war, raised children, and secured loans and cattle while continuing farm labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sambo
Leonardo di Vinci
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jas. P. Sawtell
Schofield Rolling Mills
Baltimore
College of Medicine and Surgery
St. Petersburg University
Albany News
John T. McBryde
Baltimore Gazette
Maryland
South Carolina
Early County
Arlington
Blakely
Georgia Press Convention
Southern Direct Trade Movement
Tennessee
Macon Telegraph & Messenger
Bibb County
New Holland
Spring Ware, Ga
Powell’s Hall
Prof
Calvano
Kline
Troupe
Trovatore
Calvano and
Kiine
Heavenly Garden
Powell's
Grange Warehouse
TILOS
A. Coleman
MO. M. Redding
General Commission Business
Mos
W. F. Davis
Holmes, Farms, &c
Albertson
J.m.albertson
New London
Horace Waters & Sons
Broadway
N.Y
Wall St
Tumprince & Co
Bankers & Brokers
Wall
China
Japan
Tuk
Ea Company
Fulton
N. Y
P. O
SUN
N. J
the Brown Cotton Gin CO
Conn
Atari
Gill House
E. McDonald & Co
Cuthbert, Ga
P. O. Vickery & Co
Robert J.culverwell
Chas. J. C. Kline & CO
Bowery
P.O Bux
Gether
T. William & CO
Pari S
Philadelphia
Quitman County
Superior Court
Said County
L. P. Dozier
H. L. Ballcom
T. P. Kimble
J. £. Smth
T. L. Guerry
Grange Warehouse and Commission Company
Rickari
T. 8
Powell
Draggiet
T. J. Pratt
Ss. Jacot
N. F. Burnham
Patent Office
Washington, D. C
York, Pa
Allison & Simpson’s
Hoyt
Cologne
C. C. Burehe
Randolph
Male High School
Cutch
Santa Chris
Mercantile Department
M. A
OLTY
America
Joan F. Henry & CO
New York City
Joanson, Holloway & CO
Phil
E. Monteuse & CO
van Suack
Stephenson & Reid
Chicago
Joan D. Parks
Cincinnati
Strong & Cobb
Cleveland
Collin & Bros
St Louis
B. F Alfred
G. Edgar Louthrop
M. D
Court Street
Boston
Express
A. W. Gillespie
Reed Cutters
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