The South’s Riches and Its Future Development
A Springfield Republican special from Nashville surveys Southern resources and notes vast undeveloped coal iron copper phosphate and cement deposits plus cheap fuel and rising water power. It recalls slavery and postwar setbacks generation of growth since 1875 with Southern states now manufacturing cotton and pushing broader industry under improving transport and resources. The piece argues the South will gain supremacy in its production and expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Fom
Nashville
Tom
South
Washington, D. C
United States
Boston
South Will Rise With Diversified Industry and Investment
A Tennesseean cites South needs capital and skilled workers to develop resources and manufacturing. He urges diverse industries and agriculture, domestic sourcing, and greater livestock capacity. Capital from North and foreign investors flows into southern projects, signaling sustained growth.
Senator Simmons Praised As Tenacious Leader In Congress
Washington correspondent Red Buck reports a shift in public view of Senator Simmons. Once dismissed as a political wire-puller, he is now hailed for industry courage and organizational genius, ranked among the best. The piece cites his readiness to stand and fight, and notes favorable reaction from newspaper men and peers alike.
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Red Buck
Washington
The
Charlotte Observer
Simmons
Pelt
Congress
Mons
Bailey
Tillman
The President's Cost in Washington Budgets
Figures released in Washington show the annual cost of maintaining the President at 229 430 dollars including salary. Major items are clerk hire 69 920 president’s salary 50 000 traveling 25 000 White House maintenance 35 000 grounds 14 000 lighting 10 000 care of greenhouses 9 000 repairs 3 000 printing 2 000.
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Washington
Glerk
White House
The Best Printing at Lowest Prices in Town
A vintage ad-like snippet touts best printing at low prices and notes that those who forget often remember items that boost personal comfort. The odd line about a boy and girl who forget and remember adds a quirky, era-driven tone.
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Strause Bros
McCoy Moretz
Summers Transfer Co
Hickory Bakery
Ninth Avenue
the Democrat
Indianapolis
Kansas
Chicago
New England
Pittsburg
Lowell
Senator Sim
Ecb
Mace & Rhodes Jewelers and Opticians
Hickory
N.carolina
Aloees
Geo, E. Bisanar
Jewele and
Optician Watch Inspector
Southern
Hickory Banking & Trust Co
Hammond &Johnson
Hickory, N. C
Democrat
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