Harvest Song Reflects Souths Farmers Unity and Prosperity
The article praises the Souths harvest, noting prosperity after toil and general farmer satisfaction. It credits organized cotton planters for withholding supply to stabilize prices and asserts the power and independence shown by unified farmers, hoping for stronger unity next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Fairmount Looms as New L N Railroad Town in Gordon County
Promoters claim Fairmount in Gordon County will become a thriving town of at least 2000 people with a good school and a bark. They have secured numerous business and residence lots and plan an early spring excursion to Fairmount followed by an auction of unsold lots. Contact J William Dobbins or Charles J Morgan for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
Gordon County
William Dobbins
Charles J. Morgan
Hook. R
Eve
The Editor's Career
A humorous chronicle tracing a boy from birth through youth to adulthood and editor, ending with a funeral scene. It notes a long printer apprenticeship, marriage at twenty, family life at thirty, and a cynical take on debt from subscribers.
Premium for first bale of cotton in Lampkin county
The Nuaarr editor offers ten dollars premium for the first bale of cotton raised in Lampkin county and brought to Dahlonega this year, available to any subscriber before April, with options to sell elsewhere after collecting the prize. An additional five dollars is offered for twenty ears of corn judged by three farmers, whether or not they are subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood
Nuaarr
Lampkin County
Dahlonega
Nucger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leton Health
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
Dahlon Ega Livery Stable
G. H. Moore
Gainesville
Ecg
North Georgia Agricultural College
G. R. Glenn
Georgia
Plumdiuy
Ereshest
DR. O. J. Jones
America
Yemen
Ahlonega
Agricultural College
Peetam
Chamberlain
John H. Moore
Simmons