South Carolina Rail Rates Under Fire in Gubernatorial Race
W Bard Baas urges reform of the Railroad Commission. He argues rates are unfair, citing Alabama-like practices and examples from Columbia to Greenville and Charleston to nearby towns. He contends the commission must reflect diverse citizens and curb corporate power while protecting farmers and manufacturers.
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Hojdes
Marion
Walford College
James Car
South Carolina College
Columbia
Washington
Railroad Commission
State of
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Mearor
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Robins
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Sumter
Edgefield County
Baltimore
Coughman
Vaughman
Mississippi
Norfolk
Savannah
Wilmington
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Charleston
Wilbours
Hia
Actian
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South ‘Carolina
Fatal Cattle Fever Debate Affects Southern States
A South Carolina reader argues cattle fever, known as Southern Texas Red Water or Tick fever, is native to the South not caused by ticks. He cites farm cases where fever appears without ticks and asserts soil as the infection source, urging federal aid and soil-based prevention to unlock southern cattle expansion.
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Texas
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Northern Territory
Battieda
Chester County
Koptof
South
Ashington
August Primary Appeal for Railroad Commissioner Vote
A political appeal urges voters to support the speaker in the August primary for railroad commissioner. If they believe he is the right choice, they should vote for him. otherwise, they are encouraged to back his competitors.
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Or. W. Boyd
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The Closet Door Confusion At The Ball
In a ballroom tale from Milt Saul to the Atlanta Journal Mr Bangle and his wife attend a ball with comic missteps He squeezes into an ill fitting suit and hides in a closet as his wife improvises repairs to the discarded garments A door sequence reveals his frantic bid to rejoin the party while the plan to conceal him unravels amid dancing and mistaken escape attempts.
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Mr. Bungle
Mr. Bangle
Bangle
Mra. Bungle
Bungle
Myra
Tharp
Thare
Tiangle
Cloet
Milt Saul
Atlanta Journal
Anderson Fertilizer wheat prizes awarded in 1902
T M Welborn of Pendleton, S C, wins first prize for yields of 108.937 bushels on six acres, 54.266 bushels on three acres, and 18 bushels on one acre from land previously in cotton. Second prize goes to Allen J Sullivan of Sullivan, S C, for 1084 bushels on six acres. Third prize to K L O Dean of Dean, S C, for 964 bushels on six acres and 48 bushels on three. Details describe cultivation and fertilizer regimens used.
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Ajlen J. Sullivan
Sullivan
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Anderson Phosphate and Oil Co
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M. B. Richardson
Pandlaton
Richardson
Nore
K. L. O. Dean
Dean
Anderson Phosphate & Oil Company
Yours Truly
Axprison Prospaare & O11 Co
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Troseuror
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Evans Pharmacy
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Ranger
Iron King
Ruth
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Chiquola Block
Businesos
Frank Johnson & Co
Goodyear
Church Street
J. P. Todd
Kroeger
M. L. Wallis
Peoples Hank
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Acme Paint & Cement. CO
F. B. Grayton & CO
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