Rural Carrier Pay Raises Proposed Amid Heat and Cold
A May 9 1910 speech urges higher pay for rural carriers, arguing the job demands grit and grace. The speaker cites harsh weather and long waits for newspapers, noting the need for better wages to attract capable men for Uncle Sam’s service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Mr. Heflin
Tropics
Sam
Ilaria
Lack of Observation and a Passing Stranger in Pursley Tale
The dialogue centers on a passerby described in vivid detail and a moment of recognition. A stray mention of 666 peddled as a fever cure appears, showing sensational tone and consumer hoax in a compact street scene.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georgetown
Ny Tee
Georgetown Daily Item CO
WW. Roube
Sont Garellas
Per Elleibe
The
Carrier
Mr. Pursley
Mrs. Pursley
Price
D. J. Crowley
Same
Pero
People’s Bank
Vrdreodzacre
R. LT
J. M. Richardson
Anderson
Georgetown Drug Co
R. I.T
P-B Wells
St. Johns Methodist Church
Anderson, 8. C
Richardson
I.R
Vandiver
F. & M. Bank
Hignola Drug Co
Anderson, D.C
Geo. E. Prince
10Th Circuit
Chiquola Drug CO
Georgetown Drug Company
Georgetown Brick Company
W.W. D.morcan
H.kaminski
J. J. Hazard Cashier
Bank OF Georgetown
Georgetown Co
Canital
Southern Mercantile Co