Riverside Mill in Anderson County Sparks Industrial Growth
Local report highlights rapid expansion of cotton mills across the Southern States, noting Anderson County hosts 290000 spindles with more mills planned. The Riverside Mill near the Southern Railroad, also called Le Brayer Mill, began operation in February 1901, employing 170 workers and producing yarns for New England and Northern markets. The facility features well built brick structures, cottage housing for operatives, and a modern interior with up to date machinery. A religious hall serves worship and schooling, with Reverend T.B. Pant admin and Miss Lattie McWhorter leading education. Annual stockholders meeting on the 17th reported a satisfactory year. officers include D. P. McBrayer, C. M. McClure, and J. W. Roberts.
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Anderson County
New England Milla
Riverside
le Brayer
Raioad
Belton
Evory
Picker Ays
Fein
Earlin weHiners
Toni
New England
Miniatera
TB. Pant
Iattie McWhorter
Thin Mill
D. P. McBrayer
C. M. McClure
J. W. Roberta
R. E. Ligon
C.J Brock
D. A. Ledbetter
B. F. Manidin
Julian HH. Anderson
J. Adger Smythe
F.G. Brown
Death of Revered Earle Brought Deep Sorrow in Community
Local notes report Rev. Wilton Earle’s death last week after a life of esteem in the Shiloh area. In memory, the writer recalls his earnest preaching and tender spirit. The community also notes damaged stores, weather, crop prospects, and local visits from Joseph M. Shaw and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR. Earle
Sime
Joseph M. Shaw
Luda
Ola
Neal's Creek
Joe
Wilton Earle
Wilton
Shiloh
J. H. Evana
Hart County
W. Liultt
Anderson
Earle
Bucke
Weather Promotes Farm Work as Community News Bounces
The Goleman News notes favorable spring weather boosting farm labor while residents mention health, visits, and social events. Local figures GW Maret, J A W Barton, C E Barton suffer or recover from ailments. Mrs Jolly and Mrs Tribble referenced. Prof J M Pant closes a school at Tugalo. anticipation of King return as teacher. Parish and family visits recur. preparations hint at a wedding. community sports and fishing mentioned alongside a Hopewell Morning Glory convention. April 14, 1903.
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Mit
Congressing
J. A. W. Barton
C. EB. Barton
J. M. Jolly
Jno
R. Heller
Prof. Hughes
Fair Wiay
James Price
Mr Jolly
Jno, Jr. Dobbins
Hroylex
Tai Maida
John
Meller
Alpine
John Sullivan
Tome
Folke
Joannie
J. M. Pant
Tugaloo Aenyast Wailailay
Mr. Fant
King
Mins Mahatley
Pean
Shady
Minnes Danlife
Myrtie Barton
Broyles Tast
Sunda
Dhadberry
Laeb
Mes
Will Compton
Nestons
Lopty Dolby
M. Mayet
Hopewell
Eureka Items Show Spring Pleasures Amid Busy Community
After months of gloom the spring brings flowers and green trees as residents enjoy riverside strolls and childlike joy. Netlie Brown visited Anderson friends, T B Jones called from Anderson, and Willingham from Belton was in town. Roy Gaillard of Anderson visited his uncle Wm Gallard, Richard Brown bought a new top, farmers plant much corn, seed shortages appear. Rev Johnnie Mann preached a well attended sermon at Kurekn, weddings expected in the near future. Charlie Willingham, a bright student from Elton, passed through en route to Macon to resume business studies. Nobody’s Darling.
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Janaea
Netlie Brown
Anderson
T. B. Jones
Reka
Willingham
Belton
Roy Gaillard
Wm. Gaillard
Richard Brown
King
Johnnie Mann
Kurekn
Charlie Willingham
Elton
Macon
Business
T. C. Ligon
Mattie Meccs
Roberta
Miskaby Gilmer
Fom Anderson
Milie Steet
Sunil
Eloise Milford
Townville
Bailey Instear
Charlie Skelton
Lgrippe
Sam Jones
Lavonia
A. Jones
J. J. Eatio
Local Notes On Cotton Planting And Farm Tools
Robers items report a slow post period with cotton planting underway while seed shortages cause delays. Revd J J Eatio reports a pleasant expo visit and Master Sam Jones visits Lavonia. The exposion features new cultivators by Sullivan Hdwe Co and Perfect Cultivator Harrow praised for adjustability and durability.
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Sullivan Hdw.Co
Sullivan
Democratic Club Meetings Schedule Across Towns
The Democratic clubs in Anderson Martin Township Belton Flat Rock and Stabtown announce meetings in late April and May. Meetings cover reorganization officer elections and delegates to the County Convention. Local club presidents urge full member attendance.
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Anderson Democratic Club
Isl
Court House
M. L. Bonham
Lungaton
Sec
Martin Township
Democratic Club
Martin Grove
R. LB
AL Robinson
Belton
W. C. Bowen
Flat Rock
Flat Rock School House
J. A. Hall
Stabtown
TS. Glenn's
G_A
Katikin
Tribute to Wilton St
At Furman University a faculty and students meeting adopted resolutions praising Wilton St for his character and life. They extend sympathies to his widow and request publication of the resolutions in Baptist Courier and The Anderson Intelligent, with copies to Dr. G. J. Moore and others. Greenville, S. C. April 18.
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Furman University
Jons Joss
Lietven
Baptist Courier
South Carolina Baptist
Anderson
G. J. Moore
J. N. Mitchell
Jans. B. Williams
Greenville
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Goleman News
Eureka
Roberts
Brock Holw, Co
Suesday
Blue Ridge Railway Co
Charleston
Ft. T
Wilbur
Fowler
All Forsea
Toule
Joseph Coffman
Montmorenci
Chattanooga
Robt. J. Milter
Read Houses Drug Store
Tenn
Foley
Evans Pharmacy
Heala
Ellen Tmarlion
Park Ave
Kansasity
Wwe
Rane
Puley
Cory
Rotusa
Byatix Pharmacy
Shearer
Dean & Ratiiffe
Foley's
Vandiver Bros
Mra. J. F. Clinksocalos
North Main St
Williamn
Fasrantond
Allarae
Willa Y Ate Fe Co
Cleveland
Daley
Anla
Supa Protos
Gallag
Brudia
Brock
Diallona Dee
Reg
R. B
McGee
Anderpen
Brad Acres
Oxford
McCall
Madras
Brodie
NEW Spring Millinery
Lesser & CO
Anderson, D. C
Masonic Temple
Florida
Frank Bolt
Gash Crocer
Riments
Clothing Department
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