The Mypeal of the Mew Lay and Greenville Agriculural Meeting Notes
A fragmentary transcription discusses the Greenville agricultural society, state counsel debate on the abolition of lien laws, and references Col A P Hasler. It includes figures on cotton bale counts, tenant farmer credit, and proposed taxation schemes, with broader mentions of Georgia and South Carolina agricultural policy and railroad history.
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Ahrawil
Hideusyinn
Col. Tuiler
David Butler
Courgta
Egypt
Nobel
Georgia
Luys
Xhonke
LO Gar Nto
Guntiownt
T. H. Russell
Anerson
Uic Law
Mr. Talwanks
Darlington
Tobacco Growth for Prosperity in South Carolina State
The article extols diversifying industry via tobacco cultivation in South Carolina, arguing tobacco can outperform cotton with less labor and investment. It cites county production figures from 1870 and highlights benefits for farmers, including steady cash income, independence from middlemen, and regional economic uplift, with Walhalla's successful factory noted as a model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fara
Tabacco
Ian
Anderson County
Tabyeen
Tie State
South
Caroling
Darlington
Greenville
Morey
Laurcaster
Laurens
Lexington
Marion
Murlhore
I Ucomue
Ditkens
Rickbant
Bpartinburg
Io Sumter
Liaton Ft
Department of Agriculure
Turner
Cowith Trust
Geones
Walhalla
Avery
Ninoraly Hobe
Nowa
Ore
Complex railway syndicate plan dominates Virginia Carolina region
A long fragmented notice outlines a dominant railway combination controlling lines south of Kievhown in Virginia and the Carolinas. It claims to boost agricultural interests and commerce, with extensive freight and passenger traffic, while projecting federal and local business benefits and widespread regional reach.
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Angista
Clyde
Nce
Colime
Kiehownd
Virginia
Augusta
Richi
Danville
Caralina
Charlotte
Calumbia
Aueguste
Psychic vision and death rumor stir New York church event
A Sun reporter recalls a strange sequence at a Presbyterian church event near Park Row involving a curiously known woman Mrs Lindaley. She dies soon after sharing visions, including claims about President Garfield while attendants describe opiates used to dull pain and a nurse-like bedside vigil.
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Lindalay
Puowluy
Nanissin
Garfield
Pike
Lindney
Anniv
Anya Mira
Tabudaley
Lindaly
Indies
Lindaley
Local Chronicle Crisis and a Narrow River Rescue
A chaotic report from Michigan recounts a controversial claim about a conspiratorial plan to scare the President via a mock liver injury. The piece then shifts to a dramatic tale of a fourteen year old girl who, during a midnight flood, narrowly escaped a dangerous river crossing aided by two men and a courageous companion, with multiple families left mourning the loss of loved ones.
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Ming
Hia
Michigan
Corren
Pombutat Lansing
Minos
Renidaijt
New Orleans
St. Joseph
Jon Waku
Tory
Ain Didian
Aueh
Medina
Molngoun Ras
Musling
Witte Shelly
Rome
Walory
Mario
Monnand
Cain
Molligann
Katie Shelly
Pengo
Nate
Kawrthelly
Rayiur
Olmutend
Pat Donnow
Moon Phases Guide Planting and Pruning Practices
A historical guide outlines moon phase based plant care advising pruning vines in certain quarters and cutting timber during decreasing moon phases. It warns against pruning during rising moon periods and notes effects on growth, roots, and yield depending on zodiac signs and timing.
Endowment House Prayer Circles Spark Garfield Controversy
A chaotic defense of early Mormon prayer circles in Suittake City links the Endowment House rituals to opposition against President Garfield. The piece recalls reactions to Lincoln’s assassination, noting celebrations in Salt Lake City and contrasting views within the Mormon community amid political tensions and moral debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suittake
Mormony
Peayereirely
Pio
Eller Tockayine
Haniha
Farma
Cho Murmon
Garfield
Muarmon
Zion
Tnd Matin
Mung
Marnik
Abraha Lincoln
Salt Lake City
Salta
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Agriculat Society
UGA
Col
A. PL Hasler
Agricult Shure
Firth Madhey
Coweta
Eden
Aid
Dias
aUterrEl
Ld 2
Sworthitens
Fnir
Fariuor
Hile
Exneriineo Sina
Leni
Bunda
Tiss
Gonthomay
Cieurgia
Hwy
Lie
Lund
Ferin
Ogeduer
Gartington
Minahuri
Ladsens
Jorg
Anderiy
Dunaldam
Plonrwall
Daciany
Busick
Lena
Cal Tenella Ville
Jackson
Ani
Pat Dewey
Imway
ALCAN
Adgaloren
Ewald
No Jeans
Ler Ling
Paige Reves
Wiliskey
Deighbur
Ixaiion
Loring
Stigilur
Alminietrie
Ventura
South Carolina
Ube
Canoral
South Carolinas
SL Pacly
Rayne
Bevitle
Bustin
Asus
Montain
Arizona
New Mesieo
Conprelionvine
National Union
Mexico
Baeke
Puinon
Ile
Hever
Hiern
Ivery
Indium
Heth
Fiy
South Carolina Railroad
United States
South Carolin Causal and Railroad Company Qyae
Beroot
Othon
Pebrnsky
Charlestay
Auguste
Tits Bapetis Mont
Ini
Ghigoln
Whaef
Wuehold
Chirkeaton
Hanburg
Ysatine
Hou Low
Line Street
Niet
New Wa
Wien
Tako
Ammut
Canuary
Midway
Toba
Faylig
Sun
Paothe
New York City
Bortie
He Dyer
Eithyr
Sehwolater
Ardinrtonewouk
Lily Dewle
Temuth
Muithaf
Karl agAint
Ceyane Ines
You Yieonta
owEy Doe
Mirelage
Avera
Nk Merkin
Linn
Elieve Auagiese
Lina
Haris
Lewat
Tony
Tvis
Bolt
Vahnie
Atverahte
Frlund
Willie
Jon
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