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Anderson Intelligencer in Anderson, South Carolina

26 Nov 1902

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Anderson Intelligencer

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Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1902

Page

3

South Carolina Cotton Mills Valuation and History

The State report details 122 mills in South Carolina with total valuation around 32.99 million, noting three counties without mills and highlight­ing Spartanburg Anderson and York as leaders in investment. It traces mill growth from 1893 to 1902, cites Olympia and Batesville as notable, and mentions Mary Gridley of Batesville as one of the few women presidents, with Pendleton and Granitoville as longstanding mills and early pioneers like Hutchins.

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Erased Equalization South Carolina Atbao Barnwell Beaufort Berkeley Harleston Cheaterfield Clarendon Dorchester Florence Georgetown Hampton Horry Saluda Wilamsburg Columbia Spartanburg Anderson Richnd Aikennd Greenville Istende Olympia Mary Putnam Ridley Putnam Mills Bateville Ndas'ry Alun Carolina Pendleton Autun Anderson County Autuo Col. Benj. F. Sloan J. B. E. Sloan Charleston B. F. Sloan Bencon P. BH. E. Sloan Clemson College Rocky Creek Hutchins Batenville Mrr Wm. Bates Henry P. Hammett Upper South Carolina Bates New Egeland Gridley Batesville John W. Baker Laurens Aspervision
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Japanese Formosa sugar from sweet potatoes proposed

A historical article discusses Formosa sugar produced from sweet potatoes under Japanese administration. It notes potential large yields, low costs, and rising production, comparing sweet potato sugar to beet and cane sugar. It cites high acre yields in the American South and possible global impact on the sugar industry.

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Cruelty Claim Sparks Comical Horsehair Mishap

An elderly New York hotel guest reacts to a cab driver removing a horse tail wig, mistaking it for cruelty. The incident leads to a police response, a corrected view of the prank, and a warning against unnecessary scrutiny of gifts. The page also advertises Botanic Blood Balm for various blood and skin diseases with a promise of samples and wide availability.

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Uncertainty of Life and Death in Insurance Lists

A major life insurer published a pamphlet listing 435 people whose policies paid out after less than a year of coverage in 1901. Deaths clustered late in the year, with 85 in Q1 and 123 in Q4, suggesting end-year risk patterns. The company rejected 10,000 applications that year and the list includes professionals from farmers to engineers, including a dozen physicians, three of whom died early in their coverage.

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Greek professor misread as mesmerist on train

A Boston scene shows bootblacks calling themselves professors as a train passenger questions a man’s claimed talents. The exchange reveals a mix of jokes and misread identities while a cough remedy ad closes the fragment.

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Archer & Norris Anderson Phosphate and Oil CO Tox Roder Frank Johnson & Mill Goodyear Church Street J. P. Todd Lesser & Company Lesser's Lesser Manila NewFall Bargatua Seanta Welde Leary Lieco Cutton Lair Wade Feouch Dineen Anlygies Lila Stusatan Chesterfield Masonic Temple Lesser & CO Orr Gray & Co Western and Atlantic Railway Nashville, Chattanooga and Acme Acme Paint & Cementlco F. B. GRAYTON & CO., _ Druggista Anderson,ts
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