Congress, Civil Service, and Economic Reform Debate
The piece argues that congressional funding for current projects risks a deficit, and Republicans may seek to reduce Southern representation. It cites a railway lawyer on passenger seating disputes and criticizes Civil Service reform under McKinley, urging merit-based salaries and efficient administration to avoid costly incompetence and poor incentives.
Cotton seed hulls into paper plant planned in South Carolina
Plans in Atlanta call for a chain of ton prints for converting cotton seed hulls into paper of various grades. Backed by the National Law Company and Stan Mand Oil Company with 5,000,000 capital, construction to start in about 30 days and plants to span from Texas to North Carolina. Expected capacities range from 125 to 200 tons per plant, with possible sites in South Carolina including Anderson.
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South Carolina
Columbia
Charleston
Anderson
Pelzer
Iaalso
Belton
Anderson County
Atlanta
National Law Company
Stan- Mand Oil Company
Texas
North Carolina
Tme
Mike
Fork Farmer Notes Varying Crops and Local News
The Fork farmer plans a larger wheat crop this fall due to thorough soil preparation and fertilization. Isis crop fertilization and early sowing aim to resist freezes. Some turning of soil for next year's cotton and corn occurs. Two diphtheria deaths in the Me Cox family are reported on Fork's western side. Tugaloo School expects full attendance under Mins Muade Cromer. Recent horse deaths noted. Rev. F. W. Dailey nearing end of Conference year with a strong record. J. S. Kay moves from near Iroyles back to Honea Path this winter. Miss Palestine Barton leads Shady Grove school, Fork bred and highly regarded. Mrs. N. O. Farmer of Broyles visited relatives at Evergreen. Assir Gonpos Dickson.
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Isis
Cox
Mins Muade Cromer
Tugaloo
W. Dailey
Townville
Kay
Iroyles
Honea Path
Palestine Barton
Shady Grove
N. O. Farmer
Broyles
J. I. Earle
Evergreen
Assir Gonpos Dickson
Almanac Predicts Weather Disasters For 1901
The 1901 Almanac by Prof Micka warns of great storms floods and cold waves with Galveston Texas cited as a tested example. It promotes the premium Word and Works journal offered by Word and Works Publishing, 2201 Locust Street St Louis, prepaid upon subscription.
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Galveston
Texas
Micks
Gulf
Micka
Word and Works
BipAng
Locust Street
St. Louis
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