Intelligencer Notes Political Currents and Local Economy
The Intelligencer surveys national politics with Democratic prospects in November, noting currency debates and Republican shifts. It highlights the Greenville Mountaineer correction on Confederate veterans resolution, Bryn Walker’s stance on abandoning the currency issue, and Southern cotton growth efforts led by Georgia growers and bankers preparing to finance stored cotton with lower carrying costs.
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Greenville Mountaineer
Union
Col. Burgwynn
Col
Sheppard
Garretty
Committee On Man
Proposals for Carolina Cotton Growers and State Reform
The article urges immediate formation of a Carolina Cotton Growers association, backing agricultural reform and a robust reform agenda. It calls for leaders to declare positions on prohibition, anti trust laws, licensing ginners, thorough crop accounting, stronger highways, landlord labor relations, drainage, and fertilizer tax relief, framing these as essential for state and county prosperity. It emphasizes accountability of candidates and warns against demagogic shifting positions.
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Wis
Indi Mente
Oth Carolina
Arete Agricultural and Mechanical Society
Col. Molloway
Chase
Viedhig
John Doe
Bernie Hae
Oir
Ornce
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Winthrop College Scholarship and Entrance Examinations
Examinations for vacant scholarships at Winthrop College and for new student admission will be held at the County Court Home on Friday July 20 at 9 am. Applicants must be at least fifteen. Scholarships awarded to highest average after July 20. Monthly attendance cost about 8.50 dollars including furnished room heat and washing. For catalogue and information contact St. Johnson Rock Hill S.C. Mirror silvering and repairs offered by W Steer at reasonable prices.
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Winthrop College
County Court
St. Johnson
Rock Hill
8. C
Trinity News Report From The Rural Community
Morning notes from Trinity recount oil shining fields and harvest tasks as Welborn and Dueword promote a new outfit. Local resident Henderson and family visit, Miss Mint Mressley travels from Anderson toward Lake, wedding hopes surface for Finley and Shirley, and neighbors gather for singing at Mr Tom King. The editor promises future notices and urges readers to support Theirs Licences.
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Tone Lake
Anderson
Mino Henderson
Minta
Finley
Shirley
Tom King
Tsaren
Local Social Notes From Lowndesville and Nearby
A flurry of travel and visits highlighted by Mr George Harton and Miss Carrie Larmon returning to Lowndesville after a brief visit to Hister. Miss Leila Moseley leaves for Anderson and Mrs Harriet Harper accompanies others. Dr A Brodie Matthews arrives in linen, plans to visit Elberton, while Ira Bell returns from Walford College before Commencement.
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George Harton
Carrie T Larmon
Stokes
Mvilles Piresiday
Leilt Moseley
Anderson Trestay
AN. Henry
Minney
Marguerite
BW Harper
Mdow
Kathleen Norryce
Ia Mac
Liza Kay
King House
A. J. Moorehead
J.B. Moseley
Elberton
Ira
Bell
Walford College
J. FB. Bariea
A. Y. Barnes
Anderson
Dry Goods and
Johnston-Crows & Co
Charleston
E. S. Horton
Greenville
Greenville Female’ College
Furman
Nelly Moseley
Lily Huckabee
Gamewell Huckabee
Ellis J. Muckabee
Ida Sean Annie Hawthorne
Latimer Sunany
Cedar Spring Institute Exercises Highlight Graduates
A Cedar Spring Institute letter notes the class exercises on the 27th at 1 a.m. Miss Lucile Mene fee of Kentucky leads music selections, with physical culture and literary departments strong. Professor Walker reports typing students averaging 50 words per minute as six graduates, including J. Munn of Anderson County, prepare for life beyond school.
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Berra Sven Lieseen
Misa Lucile Menefee
Kentucky
W. D. Walker
Claus
Prat
Walkers
J. Munn
Anderson County
Syndicate Buys King Jaw Shoals Ahead of Mills Plan
A New York headed syndicate led by W H Chew purchased the King Jaw shoals on the Savannah river about two and a half miles west of Parkville near the Charleston and Western Carolina railroad. They paid 6500 dollars for water power and 300 acres of land and two large cotton mills are planned immediately. National Democratic Chairman Jones predicts a united Kansas City convention and a strong Democratic effort to defend the country against imperialists and money-grabbers.
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W. H. Chew
New York
Hax
King Jaw Shoals
Savannah River
Parkville
Charleston and Western Carolina
Jones
Kansas City
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