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? TBue n ! V. i ViiUU ' ; - t i - , . - ...... :. ."".. f ... .4 . V. J' - , t . r ( t A , . , ... - v. , fi:i .", S ' r.. : 0 T iiT . .4 .I.', v ' ' V.J i 4 ' ' H E Piedmont region of .tapCaro Stc$;ksk commerce agricultweandlr so short a time mill has been brought to the cotton fields, and under the magic , touch of the agriculturist It is estimated .that the fcuying capacity increased tenfold in ten years and the production has shown an cqu farmer who formely made 10 bales ofxdtton .and" got for ft;"6'ote apot .had a;iss ; InmVvof $3Offye00i The same farmer now receives J2 cents for to cotton which lauon ana uic people in uic growing aucs anu wwus uuy uic pcnsiDic pruuuets oi lac iarms 10 Uie.extent Ot 90UU : t a year more for every active farmer. This gives ; the farmer years ago. In addition he sells wood, does hauling and in other Vways augmehtSihis income; The perishable farm t ' ? products potatoes, peaches, watermelons in fact all fruits and vegetables, formerly had no value for Jack off ket, but now the great markets, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York are within, economic: reach ; because the commercial development of the section has brought about the traJh server whiA m accessible. P ishable farm products may leave Charlotte gion and be in the New York market within 24 hours. ' Poultry is another rapidly growing industry of this section. ' The Piedrnont region is better adapted in every way to the raising of poultry than the central Northwest and the'de velopment of this industry is one of the many enterprises that is helping to make this , section great A GREAT TRIO OF N E W S P E RS The newspapers of Charlotte, THE OBSERVER, THE SEMI-WEEKLY OBSERVER AND THE CHRONICLE, have kept pace with the d:velopment of the Piedmont region. In fact, just a few years ahead of it. They reach the progressive, prosperous people people who have money with which to buy, and things to sell giving adver tisers a service out of all proportion to the rates charged them. This great trio of modem newspapers ! offers the advertiser just what he is seeking the opportunity to lay his wares before these progressive people. ' He is assured of a hearing because the people have confidence in these newspapers in a confidence ' bom of life-long association of the people and the newspapers If v the rates were fifty per cent higher, they would still be cheap when the service is considered the quality and quantity of circulation. These papers have a clientele which the advertiser cannot afford to overlook, if he be alive to his own interests if he wants to blow that he is getting what he is paying for, if he is seeking the wisest expenditure of his money The Daily - Charlotte Observer reaches the homes of the manufacturers, capitalists and the leading business and professional men in the Piedmont region. It is the great family newspaper of the sectiop read by all the family. -It's reputation as a sane, conservative, reliable newspaper is enjoyed by few newspapers in tne land. The Semi-Weekly Observer goes to the farmers the class that is now forging to the front rank in' wealth and importance, folks who do not take a daily paper. It reaches them the day of publication and is read by the whole household, ; from the lord of the ' manor to.the dairy maid. The Evening Chronicle covers the local field thoroughly. If the advertiser has anything to offer the people of Charlotte, this, the leading afternoon paper in the Carolinas, is the logical pur veyor of his wares. J ; Mr. Advertiser: Instruct your agents to use this great trio use It yourself for awhile and then measure up results with any other advertising you ace doing. Let the results speak for themselves WE OPERATE ALSO THE OBSERVER PRINf ING HOUSE ' H V : Which is a modern, up-to-date printery and bindery, turning out anything a v tation to a first-class ruledaccount book, ledger, catalogueor a volume of ;f act ; or fictlbhiV,Everhingih job printing done better than any other job otiice can do it that s ow tiwtto K.'-.p.- i..t-i i. "r .i.-' ;( ' ..' - '"vh:. ',: ''; v rKv H hp" rv ' i n-vt ? mmmim in TV ', ''"I';,";"i.''l' liil y . ;':,;:. r - ....t ...;, .T 4 ' -'li '.'! V'-Ci ' l "' '.V'.' ' t. ."i
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Oct. 24, 1906, edition 1
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