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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
4
A brief correction note from the Intelligencer acknowledges a publication error on a Wednesday issue and lists misdated entries including a placeholder reference to Chiral vi and a Dangston item with a price of S150, urging readers to consult the corrected page.
A compilation notes suppression of four Luzon newspapers by federal authorities, debates over imperialism and Jeffersonian authority, crop prospects in gossiple regions, temperance activism by Harriet Nation, and political shifts including Senator McLaurin and ex-president Harrison. It also covers court rulings on travel reimbursements, editor changes in Greenville and Newberry papers, and sugar trust tariff disputes involving Russia and internal revenue bounties. The piece ends warning of potential commercial war over tariff policy.
Local residents report moving forays to Abbeville and Anderson for business and tasks. Mrs. Blake dies in Abbeville after visiting relatives. funeral arrangements set in Greenwood. Prayer meetings at the Methodist Church draw strong attendance as community life centers on church and civic ties.
Zarline residents enjoy fine weather as preparations begin for the next crop. Miss Margeret Robinson, a student at Dae Went Howale College, hopes to resume studies soon after returning home. Miss Ophelia Cilukecales now studies at Dae Went and attended Tittle River church. Rev Mourer preached an excellent sermon last Sunday, inspiring children and older folk alike. The Littha River School, taught by Mina Wieher, closed Friday. Aariing school will close the 22nd, with gratitude for local teachers and visiting relatives over the weekend.
Mr. Jim Milford of Layonia visited the Brook family last weekend. George Washington's birthday was celebrated at Mrovidenes school house on February 22 with teacher Alsippie McLane coordinating. Saddler's Creek String Band and Henry Brown and wife provided music. Henry Brown and wife visited relatives from Anderson area. Health generally good with a few grip cases. Mrs G Carter and son returned to Anderson after visiting here.
Midway Communicat eo welcomes Mortie Smith Marrison Shirley Sunday school visitors. Miss Olive Brown visits Anderson family. one young man regrets her departure. Neighbor Ferdinand Wenski ill but improving. Mrs Will Maddos, superintendent’s wife, brightens Sunday school. Mr Van Buren Martin and Bir Reuben James Vandiver build a dwelling, delay from Vandiver sawing injury. Charles Vandiver of Williamaton visits William Vandiver. Gretchen Rhody spending time in Anderson. Anderson holds his heart. William Vandiver and wife visit daughter Mrs Vernon Watson at Pembleton. Julia Lewis organist is about, hopes for spring. Community urged to attend Sunday school. Oniy school flourishing. Farmers busy after clearing. Praise for mail carrier Mr By M. Browne. Friends attended a play at Mr and Mrs I H Browns. George Baker organ, Jordin Smith violin. Miss Lois and brother entertained. Mrs Will Thompson improving and hoped to recover. School flourishing under Mr Bak’s management. Local note from Lola: all happy. Willie Bolt mentioned. Old soldiers to meet at Farmers Hall Pendleton Saturday afternoon 23rd at 4 o'clock. Sioan, Adji.
Dean Eugene A. Hoffman of New York, head of the General Episcopal Seminary, is touted as the richest divine in North America with an estimated $15 to $20 million estate. At 72, he is described as tall, active, courteous and liberal, having donated about a million dollars to his seminary.
An early advertisement touts a local business boasting unique position in town. It promotes corn, hay, and oats at favorable prices, claims vast warehouse stocks, and emphasizes liberal guarantees and fair dealing to attract new customers. The copy highlights white meal, flour quality, Deans patent sales up 275 percent, and a 30 day dress goods, shirts, shoes, and pants sale before spring stock arrives.
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