Population shift and farming value in 19th century notes
The center of population has moved westward fourteen miles in ten years. East Thursday offers rich secession coverage in Columbia. A Baltimore preacher questions deathbed repentance for ill, while Standard Oil warns rivals of boycott tactics. Readers are urged to pursue farming via a new fertilizer pamphlet from North Carolina State and to view agriculture as a solid, independent livelihood. Confederate Veterans face a shrinking march as time advances toward a final farewell era.
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Rollaby
Veteran tribute echoes through generations in memory of forebears
Over the river play, plaque set and review honor note leaders who have gone before saluting Lee Jackson Davis and others. The proud sons and daughters of these veterans will cherish their memory and bind down to coming generations a record of their forefathers with pride.
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Lee
Jackson
Davis
Mountain Spring School closes with lively exhibition
Mountain Spring News reports the Friday night school exhibition ended with a well received drill and song. Pupils wore white blouses with red collars for girls and white shirts for boys, with the Piedmont String Band providing music. Visitors included Miss Lyde Walters and Mr. R. A. Gentry from Greenville.
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Piedmont
Lyde Walters
Greenville
R.A. Gentry
Greenvilly
J. I
J.T. Wigington
Nowell Saturna
J. U. Wigington
Oona
Anna Wilson
Mt. Airy
Mourning Moore
Edward King
Mountain Spring
Mis
Rain needed in this pection and local notices
Aaron News reports a belton visit and health concerns among residents. It notes sermons at Hopewell and Trinity, reunions in Columbus and Columbia, visits from relatives, candy illness from tainted shipment, a Memorial Day picnic, and Edison being advised by a specialist on deafness with a humorous exchange.
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Lettis Shirley
Belton
L. W. Gentry
Hamp Leach
Anderson
O.J. Copeland
Mixa Maggie Kay
Mary Lewis
Will Breuzeale
Hopewell
Maude
Hattie Guyton
Henry Richardson
Misa
Nina Brenzeale
Lubanop
Carrie Martin
Rogora
Trinity
R. E. Sloan
Miss Bloulee
Columbus
James T. Hunter
Greenville
K. Maxwell
Olive
Wathelle
Peodleton
T. O. Jenkins
Columbia
W. J. Martin
Camp Tally Simpson
John Zachary
Oakway
B. F.gunte
A. J. Smythe
Charleston
Peteer and Son
Charlea
Miguel Caroline
Edith
Beatrice Miller
New York
W. Y. Hill
Hall
Pendleton Haa
Edison
Singing Convention Draws Neighbors to Eureka
Neal's Creek News reports many locals attended the Singing Convention at Eureka. School closed Friday April 20 after a fishing party at Carpenter's mill. Miss Lizzie Smith joined an excursion to Atlanta.Miss Russio Kay visited relatives. Miss Mattie Hall of Anderson visited Miss Lazzin Smith while attending the event.
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Eureka
Mina Louise Anderson
Carpenter’s Mill
Russio Kay
Mattie Hall
Anderson
Lazzin Smith
Lizzie Smith
Atlanta
Miky Allie Major
J. J. Major
Au- Bon
Nixex
Louisville seeks Twelfth Reunion of Confederate Veterans in 1902
The people of Louisville vow a determined effort to host the Twelfth Reunion of the United Confederate Veterans in 1902. Citizens nationwide praise Southern soldiers, and Louisville prepares hospitality funds already secured to welcome the veterans amid weathered pasts and memorable acts of kindness.
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Louisville
United Confederate Veterans
Noone
Kentucky
Confedera
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