Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-09-26
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Mr. A. p Hilton has severed his connection
with the Dublin Courier Dispatch, having sold
his interest to FL. M. Stanley.
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Mr. J. A. Porterfeld gets the life subscription
to the Enterprise for the largest water melon, 50}
pounds, Nh jerome Butts comes second with 48
FOUNDER
We are for Dick Grubb for representative
from Mcintosh County He may not be chosen.
It is frequently the case that people fail to
select the best man.
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No Georgia District has right to send
boozer to congress when there are sober white
men as intelligent and worthy capable and will
ing to fill the office.
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Admiral Dewey thinks we will have to keep
the Philippines We would be willing to give them
over to Dewey if he wants them; Uncle Sam could
at least quit.caim them.
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Candidate Rodenberry is leading the mild eyed
congressman a merry chase around the second dis
trict while the "organs" are whistling to keep up
the congressman's courage.
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The candidate that gets up against Judge
Rodenberry sooner later corrobOrates that which
the Governor of North Carolina said to the Cover
nor of South Carolina, an eternal truth.
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The decline in the price of Floradora cotton is
evidently the work of manipulators. The price
ought to be three or four cents better than it is
and our prediction is that it will be much better
after the manipuators have bought the bulk OF
the crop.
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Irwinvie claims to be the spot where Jeffer-
son Davis was captured when the confedeTacy fell.
1t should have known better than to be that spot,
but it didn't and retributon, altho'sow has over
taken it. The county seat of Irwin county has
been moved from there to charlottesville,
Times Enterprise.
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Manufacturers in the United States require
fifteen billions of capital and employ six million
persons who receive three and half billion
dollars annually The cost of material is about
ten billion and the value of the manufactured pro-
duct is about seventeen billion which shows about
three and half billion profits to the manufacturers.
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Labor Unonism may be alright, no doubt has
it's advantages the laborirg man should have
every protection possible against the large corpor
ationS employing great number of men, but the
modern strike is deluson anda snare It's always
hurtful to the striker and to the employee. The
great teegraphers strike has been especially disas
trous to the striking operators.
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The Gulf Compress Company which controls
thirty one congresses in Mississippi and other
gulf states has been put notice that it must get
out of the monopoly business out of the state of
Mississippi at least, within the next year. The
Atlantic Compress Company is perhaps as great
monopoly as the Gulf Compress Company and
some good day some good citizen will take them
into court when they will get their walking papers.
The monopoly will have to find another way to
manage it.
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Fitzgerald's need of suitable school building
3 well understood, generally admitted and not de-
led by any What we seem to need, is a man or
Ia to take the initiative. The man who makes the
md the men who call an election for the
voting bonds need not pay dollar The
be voted overwhelmingly and the build
be paid for by the children's children of
Nhoyote them.
Aal buildings, or to be more exact, the