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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
4
Washington reports the national appropriations exceed receipts by over 50 million. Pig iron output hits record levels. editorials debate South Carolina politics, Cuban reciprocity, and emigration to Central Africa. Debates on primary plans for US Senators, Confederate relief, rising meat prices, and anti trust tariff themes color the period’s political discourse.
The forthcoming House election will follow the new apportionment since the Federal act of 190. There are 29 additional districts, raising total membership to 386, with uncertainty over political shifts caused by the reapportionment. Local notices mention visits, weddings, college pursuits, health updates, and family travels among residents in Anderson, Gainesville, Newberry, Belton, Seneca, Lavonia, and nearby towns.
Eureka community notes report Rev W B Hawking delivering a strong sermon on the second Sunday to a large congregation. Visitors include Tom Anderson of Anderson visiting his brother W J Anderson. Richard Brown leaves for Anniston Alabama for a new position. Mrs Lizzie Drenzente visits Bailey Breazeale. Local youths attend a picnic at Cooley's Bridge with pleasant experiences. Pearmanak returns from Texas and Mississippi. Union meeting slated for Eureka Texas on the fifth Saturday and Sunday. Tom Davis and John Martin seen calling on local women. Visitors Lola Wardlaw Gertrude Rhody Carl McConnell Fred Finley Allen Martin Kate Robbins. Ray Gaillard and Somer from Anderson observed locally. Charlie Harper of Anderson visits family. Fred Pearman graduates with high honors from Clemson. vansico.
Zion community notes report poor wheat harvests in the area and a mild illness spell among residents. Visitors from the solo section include Foster and Eugene Mitchell, Sam Buchanan, John Green. Several Zion youths attended court in Anderson. a shooting at Portman injured Wallace Dudley, Lovelace Young arrested. Pross and others led a well attended song service. all-night July singing planned with Prof. J. C. Lendersman. Deputy Hendrix arrested Walter Johnston in Portman. old Fed Nowa scarce. Various local visits and social updates from Leesville, Mountain Creek, and Reed Creek.
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