Col Duncan's Address at Agricultural Society Meeting
Col. Duncan delivered the annual address at the South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Society meeting in Columbia. He reflected on hard times, debt among farmers, urged agricultural reform, and praised farmers, teachers, and postmasters while emphasizing economy and self-improvement.
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Tilman
Columbia
Tillman
Lawyers
Bar Association
South Carolina
City of
United States
Pmital
David Grocket
Anderton
J. H. Rice
Toto
Capt. Rice
Agricultural Soviety
Col
Duncan
State Agricultural and Mechanical
Nua
South
Citizens of Columbia
Theas
Aijty
John Halifax
Rome
Uur
Lina
Isle
Rabbits Ravaging Australia Warned by Consul General
Consul General Morgan of Australia dispatches to the Secretary of State detailing massive rabbit overrun across the continent. He cites $1.4 million in private losses and significant land devaluation, noting 12 million acres rendered nearly useless and wool production collapsing from 5,000 to 900 bales in the Mallee region. Government spending climbs toward half a million dollars as fences rise and bounty systems pay out.
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Chickering Mall
Ingersall
Thias
Lafayette Place
Tngersall
King Lear
Thersall
West End
East End
Msa
Sir-Bolfing Association
Ee York World
Wasmindtoy
Morgan
Auotralis
Gaye
Victoria
Virginia Stone
Highroad to Success for the Farmer Promotes Seed Crusher
A November 25 1886 notice extols the Barbour Cotton Seed and Grain Crusher as a way for farmers to crush cotton seed at home and make fertilizer, citing G S Williford a public ginner and farmer. It includes testimonials on efficiency, claims of higher throughput, and invites readers to contact Messrs McCurty Carvant Co. for lowest prices. It also notes large local stock of flour bacon tobacco and other goods for purchase.
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Messrs, O'Neal & Son
Cotinniat
Ani
Benjamin Franklis
Richard
Abraham
Sheft
Lie
Hyes Moon
Franklin
Choctaw Indian Fund
Thia
Lee
Lila
Jean
Greg Nurdh
Louisville
John 3. Summers
Dallas
Janie van Arsdale
Pleasant Run
Washington County
Teffersonville
Summers
Marion County
Mies Vao Arsdale
Oosle
New Orleans
Sbes
Texas
San Antonio
Ofice
Ireland
Kentucky
Springfeld
van Arndale
Lebanon
Manlands
Dallwa
Williford
Agneneon
5. C
Messrs. McCurty, Caravant & Co
Barbour
South
Upper Carolina
Cunsingham, Fowlee & Cooley
Anderson
Contina
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Anderson County
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Andersonh County
Agai
Georgia
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Knickerbocker
New York
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Spencer
Austins
Ceres
Uke Agarsiz
Leebig
Pasteur
Columbus
Inter Farmers Convention
Collecge Goolsnough
Darlington
Teald
Hiss
Ming
South Carolins
Timois
Tony
Intel Cay
Ginetta
Atha
Yaks Ae
Teau
State Agricultural and Mechanical Society of
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Mississippi
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Francisco de Orellana
Amazon
Marvellona
Juan Deus da Solis
Cape Horn
Great River
el Rio de la Plata
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Coblon
Golconda
la Pista
Rowantio
Athelitteg
Ry Tatilly
Secret Service
Reading
William Madden
Scranton
Abe Buzzard
Jed
Hartisburg
Bia
Dinantaiioua
Pottaville
Harrisburg
Madden
Tease Watson
Pottsville
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Sradden
Jimi
Sly Jim
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Chattanooga
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
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Leon
Democratic
Ngerpull
London
John E. Peoples & CO
Galli
Nohn E. Peoples & Co
Noy
J. P. Sullivan & CO
Jay
J. P. Sullivan
Reed & Stephens
Main Street
University
Public Square
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