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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1900
Page
6
A farm letter recounts diligent harvest work after extended rains, detailing bean trellising, potato trenches, and pine straw mulch. The author mixes farming notes with a long retold Jack and the Beanstalk segment, emphasizing work ethic, self-reliance, and a fond memory of storytelling.
A discussion on the farmer's wife role, her daily duties, and the strain of isolation on farm life. It contrasts the hard routine with calls for balanced labor, cheerful work, and creating homes with education and culture to keep families together on the farm.
Supervisor Dick Berry of axa Il drives home with his 4 year old grandson when a rattlesnake on the wagon door traps the boy. Berry grabs the snake by the throat knowing time matters, bites through the neck with his knife, ending the threat as farmers tally many rattlesnakes killed on the D Acy lands. Nearby ads tout Witch Hazel Salve and DeWitts pills as health remedies.
A Chicago Tribune reflection notes General James Wheeler, once a noted Confederate cavalry figure, now a United States Army brigadier general commanding a northern department. It highlights postwar reconciliation, Wheeler’s esteem in the reunion era, and Chicagoans’ goodwill as he nears retirement. Other items touch on German-American numbers, Liver and bowel remedies, Newfoundland sealing, and the Klondike nugget.
The Bank of Anderson presents J A Brock as president and B F Mauldin as cashier, touting itself as the largest, strongest bank in the county. It offers interest on deposits by special agreement and claims unsurpassed facilities and reserves ready to serve customers as of January 10, 1900.
The Confederate Veteran, published by A Cunningham in Nashville Tennessee, shows strong growth with a monthly circulation of 1,109,452 copies as of January 1900. Inscriptions for the Veteran are accepted at the office, and the Intelligencer offers club rates at $2.15 for sending copies to veterans unable to subscribe.
Let us save your wheels with men of long experience to reset tires repaint and revarnish. This specialty service promises careful work to extend tire life and improve finish.
Blue Ridge Railroad and H. Beattie as receiver announce a sale to satisfy claims. Notice dated February 25 1900. Details specify property to be offered and terms set by the court in the receivership proceeding.
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