Intelligencer notices on politics and agriculture
The Intelligencer discusses the 1900s political shifts including rural free delivery expansion, Chandler's defeat, reapportionment, and South Carolina tea prospects. It notes legislative loan plans for roads, a corn export forecast, a plow trust forming in Chicago, and Gov. McSweeney's well regarded administration. It reports on weekly Columbia letters, legislative committee appointments, and an energetic session ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSweeney
General Assembly
South Carolina
Hartwell M. Ayer
Columbia
Prince
Railreid
Ways and and Means
Robinson
Buildin Ashley
Forriva
Agriculture
Adhvole
Gronuils
Rankin
War in the Philippines and local notes blend in a scattered dispatch
The fragment notes ongoing Philippine fighting and suggests fifty thousand mounted infantry as a cheap solution. It also catalogs local family news, illnesses, marriages, visits, school and church life, a new librarian, mumps in the area, and a hunter who killed a large hawk. Named places include Pal gar, Cromaville, Pelzer, and Cross Roads, with several individuals and families mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
England
Islea Telly
Henry Brown
Fannie Williford
Haly
Gons McPhal
Asbury
Sloan Whittaker
Mise Carrie
Deep Creek
Ir. W. M. Brooks
Toccoa
Rich
8. C
Doctor in Indianapolis Endorses One Meal a Day Diet
An Indianapolis physician urges a simple, meatless daily regimen to combat most physical and mental ills, advocating one meal a day for brain workers and two small meals for laborers. He drinks plenty of water, claims meat eaters’ stomachs are overworked, and compares quitting meals to abandoning smoking. The piece notes the doctor’s past habit changes and potential family benefits if tried at home. Also mentions a primary for Sheriff Kennedy’s successor in Abbeville County following Kennedy’s recent death, with several candidates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
News and Courier
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Intelligencer
Ebrrors and Proprietors
Smith
William EB. Chandler
New Trnpshine
Iin
New Tarpshire
Congress
Home of Representatives
Crumpacker
Vermont
Sheppard Hins
Samuel J. Tilden
Geing
Chicago
Dea
Cleveland
Big Creek
Welborn
Letmnen
M.A
Epoarmnan Ani
Adolphox
Hindman
Bishop
Palgar
Win. Coker
Ira
Alice Hididay
Cromaville
Nisan Genlatr Callabarn
Pelzer
J. A. Moore
Patrick Hindman
Roberts
J. M. Bailey
Zion
Anderson Atkins
North Carolina
Minnie Barn
Corn Milford
Pepeleton
Wilcaps
Zion Laat
Robert Graham
Graham
Leonard Simpson
Maxwell's Ferry
John Palmer
Professor Clark
W. B. Jones
Flat Woods
Abbeville County
Aucceasor
Kennedy
Todd
Townsend
North Main Street
Anderson
C. Epers
Jae
Spencer Burris
Savannah Valley Railroad
Joseph N. Brown
Howin Place
Corner
Anderson County
D. C
Bonham & Watkins
A. L. Galllrd
Frank T. Wilbite
Wilhbite & Wilbite
Frank 's.Wilhite
Wilhite & Wilhite
Wilhite Wilhite
Wilhite
J. L. Tribble
Wilhi
M. M. Wilhite
The
Afro-American Union and
Heal Estate Association
M. R. Cooper, Esq
Capital Rock
Algoclaton
York Grodlett
K. A. Humphreys
Vanpivan
BE. P. Vanpiver
J.J. Maron
Vandiver Bros, & Major
Swift
Royater
Yours Truly
Vandiver Bros. & Major
Cely & Beo
Greenville
U Pasas
W. H. Cobb
Dave
Jon
Jonbur W
Ashley
Uonderalzued
M. Willian
Eald
Berry Williams
Adm
J. Walter Dicksui
Notios
I. O
John GC. Srt
Adan
Te Jan A
Vasa Savings
C. Frank Bolt
WE Marshall& Co's
Cos
W. F. Marshall & CO
C. 8. Minor
Eer
Granite Row
DEAN
Dean's
Dean & Ratliffe
Vandiver, E. P
Vandiver
Vandiver Bros
jTrade
King Bros
Ees
King Gros
Bargain Store
Carlisle
ISO
L. H. Carlisle
Andenon
Julius H. Weil & Co
Silk
Imperial
Gibb
Stone
Royal
Royal Standard
Wando
D.c.brown
A.O. Strickland
Faroort and Merchants Bank
Syliah Grods
Keith: &. CO
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