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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1901
Page
4
Intelligencer reports on Cuba relations and McLaurin’s Greenville address. It notes graft concerns in governance, South Carolina editorials on District Attorney appointments, and sheep protection proposals. It mentions Venezuela’s turmoil, China indemnities debate, a Confederate saber return, and praise for the Southern railway’s impact on regional industry.
The community invites residents to Pendleton for an April 2 meeting at 4 to arrange the observance of Confederate graves decoration on May 1. The event highlights include a historian, a young orator, and an artillery company. participants urged to arrive by 10 a.m. from both directions for a joint observance with prayers and patriotic rites.
The article reports cloudy weather and high winds delaying cotton and small grain planting, with a likely wrap by week’s end if conditions improve. It notes cold spell impacts on crops, a mule theft loss of a colored man, sickness among residents, and social news including visits, a Bible Institute at Shiloh Church, and a repaired Evergreen bridge by the McGee brothers and W G Hodgen.
Rain slows farming as mountains spring news notes a flourishing Sunday School led by Mr. Wister Garrett and a debating society meeting weekly. Studentsomach topics include America’s discovery versus Washington and the printing press. Local visitors, buggy purchases, and literary school progress are noted.
A scattered field of village items reports Rev J G Fennell traveling for preaching, Miss Sullivan and other locals visiting churches, and Kirpatrick kinsp visit Abbeville. A student from Irgin hailed from Kay House while a wagon accident and a fall on a balustrade are noted.
A fragmented 1901 list shows delegates assigned to Sunday School institutes across multiple counties including Saluda, Anderson, Belton, Anderson, and Dorchester. Names such as J. C. Mo Chall, W. A. Calvitiam, R. M. Pruitt, and J. R. McWhorter appear among many others, with locations spanning from Saluda to Union and Rocky River.
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