South and cotton futures loom in week’s outlook
The Intelligencer reports on the South’s bright future and a shift in editorial leadership at several papers. Extradition developments in the Neely case, prairie dog removal efforts, a grip epidemic, and calls for farmers to grow at home frame a broad national update. Senate actions on stamp taxes, army reorganization debates, and projected delays in appropriation bills add to the legislative picture. The cotton market, European demand, and a cautious forecast suggest the season will stay strong with an expected crop around 9.5 million bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
DP Reeman
New York Cotton Exchange
Cotton Commission
Iaas Zoo
Europe
South Carolina College Spring Courses Offer Career Boost
Readers seek self improvement through the college’s spring courses aimed at boosting qualifications for higher paying positions. The program focuses on practical study paths and identity development to help individuals advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroling College
Columbia Letter on State Legislation and Debates
Keun Oar Chen reports from Columbia on adjournment for Lee's birthday as lawmakers focus on road bills and district redrawing. The piece notes debates over child labor, education, railroad parity, and a Charleston land grant, with leadership questions and upcoming clashes over judging and prohibition policies. It mentions key figures Townsend Hydrick Winkler Stevenson and historic legislators from Reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
State House
Willy
Weaton
Psn
Townsend
Hydrick
Charleston
Cooper River
Kibbler
Newberry
Economista
Railroad Commission
Demarmge
Elaine
Dianengers
Stevenson
Winkler
Tonge
Py Thomas
Richland
Wilson
Fimter
Ted
Yaevond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Intelligencer
Kyatan
Dons
Protikrons
Andlihw
Ita
J. M. Sullivan
I. G. C. Sulliven
Meir
Advocate Pi
Gowil
Frentie
Oil Mail
People's Aienent
WV. Russell
United States Supreme Court
Neely
Fincourt
Mineritiea
Agricultural Department
New York
Senate
South Carolina
Tillman
McLaurin
Morgan
Alabama
Sullivan
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Columbia
Hill
Abbeville
Circuit Court
Washington
House
Congress
Sena
Teft
Columbia Letter
State Capitol
Keun Oar Chen
General Assembly
Messrs
Aliiich
Anguin and
Shepard
Perial
Gen
Hemphill
Nurly Whit Wan Ae
Hans
Thwait Am Historic Organians
Tion
Madison County
Thimtsvill
Westmoreland
Huntaville
S. G. Bruce
Nik Sloan
Real Estate Agency
Aigned
Tribble & Edwards
Parpown
Hogorlating Wales
Purchaeen
Hual
City
Coun
M. PB. Tribble
H. As Edwards
J.B.’ Achar
Anderson County
J. Mi. Acker
W. H. Acker
Andrew Unter
Eatate
Routore
Hunter
J. L. Farmrer
Texcouto
Anderson
M. R. Cooper
People's Trading and Investment Company
Caroline School House
Williamston
F. J. Washington
Frank L. Lyons
J. Kelly Smith
Robert Peterson
Corporators
A. 8. Todd
Worth Malin Street
8. C
Reed
Spencer Barriss
Bavannah Valley
Joseph N. Brown
Trustes
Hoewin Place
Corner Township
Bonham & Watking
Ag i la S
Frank T. Wilhite
Heernaad
Wilhita
Dr. J
Triagle
JO Whe Ky M
Westite
Axnaulorn
San
Greenville
Galilard
Daoessi
Office OF
A. Bonmupp
Fann G. Mnown
Wow
Treas
Keinesy
Anderson Fertilizer CO
West Anderson
C. Anderson
Clemson College
Ame
Anderson Cotten
Atock
Florida
Tennessee
Josa
Powell Brow
Ligon & Ledbetter
Fred
G, Brown
Dean
Elies
Dean & Ratliffe
Vandiver
Vandiver Bros. General Merchants and
Vandiver Bros
Elea
Arbuckle Cofles
C. Frank Bolt
Ht L
Carlisle
Baturdega
Andertan
Carlisle Brog
Andee
Price
Pricen
Julius H Weil
Imperial
Gibb
Stono
Royal
Wando
Wendo
Ours Troly, D.C. Brown
Bro
A.C. Strickland
Farsiore and Merchants Bank
Ors
Bie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!