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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1901
Page
4
The Intelligencer highlights heat’s role in daily life and crop cycles while delaying political judgments until readers decide. It urges labeling on preservatives and colorings in foods, plus a push for state funding to build a home for Confederate veterans, spotlighting Pendleton’s meeting and resolutions by Capt. T. J. Mouldin and Col. J. C. Stribling.
The text reports a meeting where resolutions were adopted urging the next Legislature to authorize a Confederate veterans home and to enlist support from other counties. General M L Bonham praised the idea, urging swift action, likening it to Grady’s achievements in fostering a worthy state project. It notes expected tax changes and military withdrawals impacting federal revenue and future surplus expectations.
Children’s day at Cross Roads church last Saturday featured speeches and recitations by Sunday School pupils led by Hon. J B Leverett. Afternoon talks by Rev J W Wingo and lawyer Mr Martin addressed education and consecration. Helen Earle, five, died of scarlet fever. burials at Anderson.
Danish applicant Hans Jeeen faces a judge in Garnet Kansas for naturalization and a light quip about rainfall follows. Blind Tom the aged pianist reappears in concert at 62 with guardianship by Albert Lorcha. Bryan denies a current candidacy while a King River scion hides as Sears a Texas murder suspect. A Nevada tale details Louis Dorsey’s grass tomb and its air tight seal. A Deepwood woman dies after collision with a locomobile in Columbia State.
J M Vandlver county supervisor invites bids from the lowest responsible bidders on several bridge works. August dates mark openings for a bridge over Eighteen Mile Creek on Red Morse road near J W Simpson, a repair bridge on Maxwall Bridge, a branch bridge near J M Richardante in Fork Township, and a branch bridge near D K Norris in Garvin Township. The county reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids.
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