18 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1903
Page
1
A store defends its ads as exact and not exaggerated promising reliable goods and honest prices. It asserts a reputation for selling dependable merchandise and pledges to back every claim printed. The ad highlights a sale on slothes shoes hats and furnishings with prices as low as goods can be sold.
A series of local notices report plans to build three new cotton seed oil mills at once in Spartanburg County, with charters filed for two near Dillon each costing around 100000 dollars. Other items detail a chicken theft arrest in Newberry, a fatal shooting in Greenville, and various regional crime and civic notes.
The notice lists various 1904 era items including a $3,100 national capital completion, Bulgarian mobilization against Turkey, a 170000 acre South Georgia ranch plan, Greensland North Carolina fire losses of 26000, and a heated Augusts Georgia library bid by Andrew Carnegie. It also mentions typhoid cases in Ithaca and a bank robbery in Somerton, Ohio.
The Brushy Creek News reports heavy rainfall and mud delaying preparations for the next crop. P. Smith visited Mina Maliesa Edens Sunday afternoon. Miss It Davis of Greenville County was in the community Saturday night. Piedmont youths visited Sunday. Siloam Church will hold services next Saturday afternoon and Sunday led by Rev. L Spearman.
Weather and muddy roads hinder fertilizer hauls and travel as residents share news from Piedmont to Mt Airy. Shiloh area families Mesara Long Perry mill service expands locally while N T Richardson plans moving into a new farm dwelling in 2000. Community reports include religious services, visits, social events, and a farewell note to residents of White Rose.
Dallas society women at the Elk's Club denounced a cotton handkerchief gift from Mrs Roosevelt to the Dallas free kindergarten fund as stingy and tasteless. The item, monogrammed and machine stitched, was deemed duplicable for ten cents and a quar ter, prompting calls to return it to Mrs Roosevelt unless rescinded.
We Treat You Square Whole Year Round. A concise slogan appears repeated, suggesting a general business motto or ad copy rather than a news item. No clear person, organization, date, or event readable.
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