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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1902
Page
4
The Intelligencer comments on party lines in Congress, Bryan Cleveland dynamics, and Southern education needs. It notes the Southern Railway Textile Directory showing 556 mills and 130,043 looms with 4,975,311 spindles, plus ongoing mill construction. It argues for a tailored Southern common school system to boost agriculture and literacy.
The city of Anderson faces rapid growth and rising expenses with property taxes and city funds under review. Voters receive guidance on Alderman selections while urging capable businessmen to balance budgets and future needs. Readers see suggestions for candidates J J Norrin, G Prank Rigby, and Thoms A Baritfone from ward residents.
A wedding was held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o clock with Mins Lonie Brown and Mr T M Vandiver wed at the bride’s home. Rev J W Black performed the ceremony as relatives visit and parish notices invite attendance at Rev W W Orr’s protracted meetings at Generostos As J P Church.
A garbled local column reports visits from Miss Magno Wilson of Greenville and Misses Owen and Thurtis from Greenville, with relatives in the community. It notes Rev John Mao at Whitefeld Church, Children’s Day at Mvell Church, and various residents visiting Anderson. mentions a sick child improving and corn on creeks. The piece includes stray names like L. P. Smith, W. M. Smith, and E. Brown, with dates and places poorly legible.
A family in Little Bay Meedmont South Carolina mourns after their son Vanl died of fever. The bereaved parents received sympathy from the community as they prepared for a private burial at a local church. The article notes a decline in pensioners and changes to federal pay rolls amid broader economic concerns.
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