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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1902

Page

4

Political slogans and university changes ripple through South Carolina

William F. Vilas attacks protectionism in the west while Dr. A J Montague resigns as Furman president to run Howard College in Alabama His move sparks South Carolinians to rethink Bryan era loyalties Easley prepares to launch The Progress under Maj D F Bradley and J Lathem Automobiles and other transport modes threaten horse dominance with Paris Parisian census showing 80796 horses in 1901 a 6 sudden drop South Carolina farm values total 153 691 159 with 83 81 negroes active in farm work Public installation of city officers proposed for Anderson amid ceremony plans Rail mileage surpasses 201 839 miles as of six months end

Paris London Berlin Vienna St. Petersburg New York The Electrical Review Census Bureau South Carolina

Railway Expansion Surges in United States in 1902

The first half of 1902 shows 600 miles ahead of the first half of 1901 in railroad mileage. Analysts conservatively expect total 1902 construction to exceed 6,000 miles, compared with 5,222 miles in 1901. The south and southwest lead with 1,133 miles of 4,314 in the last six months, signaling rapid growth in industrial and commercial activity nationwide.

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Prolific Rains Signal Hopeful Crops in Big Creek

The Big Creek section reports good rainfall reviving crops and promising yields. Social notes include visits by Miss Buln Callaham to Polzer and stories of gatherings at Slabtown, Jol, and Williamston. The Oak Grove school opens under Miss Lida Crymes, and lawn parties and visits among Hindman, Spearman, and related families mark a busy community week.

Buln Callaham J’olzer S. M. Callahlam Gon. Luther Frank Ellis Level Land Eeatrick Jindman W. D. Colley Slabtown Sunar Moore Miss Fleming Shiloh F. A. Spearman Jim John King

Brushy Creek News Highlights Weather and Local Sports

The Brushy Creek News notes scarce rain with two light showers in two weeks and reports a baseball game won 18 to 10 by Brandon over Brushy Creek. It mentions upcoming Br ush y Creek versus Minagan Mill game, a rainless period affecting crops, and local notices about church classes, a physician's teaching post, and residents hoping for a good corn yield.

Siloam Spearman Brashy Creek Brandon Mill Brushy Creek Brandon Minagan Mill Craft J. R. Durham St. Paul Methodist Church J. R. Hicke Tenderfoot

Pendleton Meetings Led by Rev Jon Jones in Cartersville

Pendleton items report Rev Jon Jones of Cartersville Georgia conducting meetings at the Baptist Church. Large crowds attend nightly services with ten additions to the Baptist Church. Mentions Sam Jones of Georgia and other local notable names. Elsewhere a Confederate reunion sponsor and Maid of Honor Lillie Stribling are noted. A train wreck at Seneca trestle is briefly described along with regional social visits and a college opening announcement. A quip on tracing paper and a short moral aphorism complete the column.

Jon Jones Cartersville Baptist Church Mr. Jones Ian Sam Jones Georgia Prey Falta Mr. Jones Mattie Hawkins la Grange Rev T. DP. Ltde Prof. Richardson Preabytering College Col

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Intelligencer PF. Crinescates C. Langston William F. Vilas Cleveland West Claresan Exchange A. J. Montague Furman University Howard Valleye Birmingham Ala Mr. Bryan Hasley Progress Maj D.F. Bradley Pickena Sentinel J. Lathem Easley Progreas Anderson Big Creek News Brushy Creek News Pendleton Advan Congress I. F. Bne Wyatt Aire Fo Morueker Reeult State Senate Herby Euljeet Joshua W. Abuley House Representatives Friends of Col. M. I. Thibble Diu Houe E.T. Tollison Belton Nono Howe Pri House of Representatives Anperson J.B. Leverett W. H. Weig Kally Anderson County J.B. Douthit Hotes N. Pearma Pramety Wentes Ay Romineon G. &. Rankin Dronall F. M. Welborn Jam Payne Thiereby Patsol Ttwseby U. Jackson T Tereby Ayelt Ray Jon Vandiver Democratic Party W. Long Beratte Party M. Barriss Dudge Ale Flerson Nance Aderson Thie Wis Iria Brown Myssif Alice of County Nicholson Williamston Abbeville Blut Woods Calhoun Falls John 8 Norwood Norwood Calhoun Jess Capara Riley E. B. Calhoun Inland Ford Road Montague W. H. Carpenter L. FP. Carpenter A A Meno Bic H. Bailes & CO Jilius H. Wells Bummer Footwear China Per Yant Julius H. Weil & CO Jnc. A. Austin John 4 Austin Brock Hardware Company Brock Grothers Ron Ptian P. K’s Royal Worcester Corner McCall's Sorae Peo Vandiver Bros, & Major
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