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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1902
Page
1
Our Shoe Department features well made leather shoes with cash discounts and guaranteed satisfaction. Prices start at 1.50 and range to 3.50 with Box Calf and Vici Kid options. The ad argues against credit stores and claims superior value, urging customers to visit and view the new styles.
From Washington Feb 1 2009 Democrats in the House press Cuba reciprocity as Republicans split into admin and anti admin factions. The Senate sees sharp exchanges led by Tillman Spooner Lodge and Teller over the Philippines and other debates while calls grow for a Panama canal decision and a five million dollar appropriation to implement the treaty. Col Sam Parker rejection hints at Hawaii changes and civil service shifts.
State news items report new cotton mill planned at Clinton. Fort Mill Times notes 90 to 100 small pox cases in Rock Hill. Bamberg County Confederate veterans form to erect a county monument. Saluda town seeks a bank. Wofford graduate Connor to teach Philippines and sail for Manila. Greenville man Hooper dies by laudanum. Five millionaires in SC per World Almanac. Cleveland party hunted in Georgetown then North. Blacksburg man Meers dies after ice fall. Gaffney carpet company under receivership. Barnwell People hints at oil wells between Edisto and Savannah rivers. Woodmen of the World Day set for Feb 14 in Charleston. Greenwood to get sewerage. petition for election passed. Chesterfield youth Mann killed by a negro. Converse College president Dr B F Wilson resigns. Chicago County Democratic meeting planned in Columbia. A high pressure boiler explosion injures workers at Layton brick works. Col D Frost announces candidacy for Adjutant and Inspector General. Maj. Ramsey killed by falling pine limb. Greenville society ladies duel over a Jack nts bargain sale. Kibler Kay lumber firm building mills at Hunt’s Bluff on Pee Dee river. Boyd, Indian agent, brings Indian pottery relics to Columbia. About five Indians on Catawba reservation in York County, some over 80 years old. Seven pig thefts reported by Maj. Nance. Local travel leads to various citizens visiting. River flood disrupts Lowndesville mail route.
Omega News recounts small-town visits and sermons as residents travel to Abbeville and Pickens County. Della and Zora Richey host Junie Wyatt, Junie visits relatives, schoolhouse contracts are discussed, church pastor C W Lowdermilk preaches, and Easley visits are noted amid scarce Neva.
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