Southern poverty and industry in the postwar South
A critical analysis outlines that farm tenants and industrial workers in the South face persistently low incomes, with cotton dependence and wage gaps driving migration. It notes absentee resource ownership, freight rate barriers, and outside capital shaping economic hardship, while urging understanding of the South’s entrenched industrial and agricultural struggles.
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Europe
de South
United States
South
Lara
Sathern
Mate Reseausers
Traes
Enjineus
Wbecube
New York Times
Tragedy Of A Rich Poor Land Bale Miller In The Texas Weekly
A long, mixed discussion on the South’s economic and social conditions, highlighting the South’s vast natural resources yet persistent poverty. It cites a national survey on soil erosion, education, health, and migration, noting the mismatch between resources and development and detailing regional contrasts and consequences.
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Texas Weekly
Colinells
Thas
Rome
Seund
Thy
Aburuth
Ne Noopens
Iks
Mneil
Wor Ud
South Carolina
Ticm
South’s Economic Plight Under Tariff Debate
A fragmented survey criticizes high tariffs as a major barrier to Southern economic progress. It calls for tariff reform while noting the South remains penalized as rural and underindustrialized, with President Roosevelt’s administration poised to shape future policy.
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South
Suth
Roosevelt
Cnewer
Farmers Warned About Cotton Buyers
Farmers are warned to beware of unknown cotton buyers who lure with a small price boost then skim two cents per pound tax and vanish, leaving farmers out money. The notice urges selling only to known, trustworthy buyers and to insist on full refunds of any due pennies.
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Mose
Son of Cyclone Daves to Run Against Lee O Daniel
Aylon B Davis, son of Cyclone Davis, plans to run as an independent against W. Lee O Daniel for governor. He asked O Daniel to name him State Commissioner of Banking, calling it a political year stunt. Davis cites his father’s legacy and intends to leverage the family name in the race. His elder, J H Gyrlone Davis, 86, is a veteran former Sulahur Springs resident now in Kaufman. local residents A B Cearmel and Monte of Houston visiting relatives.
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Dallas News
Aylon
Davis
W. Lee O'Daniel
O'Daniel
Nate
Cyclone Davis
J. H. Gyrlone Davis
Sulahur Springs
Kaufman
W. A. Dallas
Rochester
Minnesota
Dallas
Mayo Bronkfink
South and supply destiny in a land of inequity
Fragmentary excerpt discusses the fate of the South and a call to address inequities shaping its future. The text hints at a contrast between wealth and poverty and the moral stakes in societal reform. Specific names, dates, or places are not clearly readable.
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South
Caroling
California
Bret
Ous
Mor Leysart Visits Weimar
Mr B Leysabt of Alleyton a longtime Colorado county resident visited Weimar this morning seeking medical attention. He moved to this region in 1872 and Alleyton in 1880, later serving as a trusted employee of C A Dillman, a leading county merchant. Despite total blindness his memory remains remarkable and he calmly recounts past events.
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Alleyton
Colorado County
Weimar
Leysaht
Leyeaht
Welmar Mercary
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Austin Avenue
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Columbus, Texas
Roy Towell
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