The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-03

oitlzenry that make up the population
cf this section, there Is not the sligh.-
est question. In fact, The News is OF
the opinion that the coming Of the
Georgia Coast and Piedmont will
mean more to the business interest o.
Brunswick and to the people Of that
splendid territory than any other rail
road entering the pert.
I'm short, Brunswick needed the
railroad and its contiguous territory
and in turn those good people needed
Brunswick and her magnificent mar
Dor.
The building of now railroads, while
getting to be common pursuit in this
great and growing country Of ours, is
nevertheless, one Of the most edify
ing industrial developments TO which
the hand OF man can put itself The
binding Of vast sections in bands of
steel the bringing together ard into
clozer intercourse the peoples OF va
rious sections in the common pursuit
of business interests Is indeed a work
so glorious that it almost approaches
the Ideal!
In the case in point a growing
section OF probably the greatest state
ia the Union, has been crying for
port through which its products might
seek tidewater and the markets Of the
world, and, in turn, tnis seaport, with
ample room for an increased com
merce, has been standing on the TIRES
hold bidding cordial welcome to the
oncomers Yesterday saw elimination
of a great hope in which the people
living on the line Of the G. c. & F.
and the people Of Brunswick shared
alike. We want the people ON the
line of the G. c. & p railroad to feel
that they are in a manner Brunswiek
ans; we want them to get thoroughly
well acquainted with US and in turn
we wish to know them better and to
understand in what material fashion
we can best serve their interests. I'm
! ko other sections OF South Georgia,
theirs is new country, their virgin
forests have not felt the keen edge OF
the lumberman's axe, the great naval
stores industry has not been worked
and in every line there is ample room
to develope and broaden and expand
the magnificent advantages Of their
section.
AS we said IN the beginning, Bruins
wick's business people made a short
visit to their new neighhors yesterday
and having met them, she now invites
them to come and see her; to do bust
ness with her and to join hands with
her in the building up here of a great
and wonderful seaport. These good
Gecrgians will find In Brunswick am
pie banking facilities for their needs
her wholesale business in all lines
ever alert and watchful, is ready to
do business with them, and her mag
niflcent port facilities could not be
ovcrtaxed were the Georgia Coast and
Piedmont the longest railroad in Geor-
gia.
In conclusion The News wishes TO
express its deep appreciation of the
work which has been achieved by
Vice President and General Manager
MeRdea and his stafi0of co 'aborers In
the final completion Of this splendid
railroad. Likewise it must commend
the broadminded business policy of
the citizens Of Brunswick, the Giynn
county commissioners and the city
council which made possible the cul-
mlnation Of the event we celebrated
yesterday The G. c. & p. means
much to Brunswick, and we hope that
Brunswick win very soon meln mueA
TO the people of the G. c. & p,