Bread Tickets for Sale in Anderson
Wilhite's Ive calls Anderson citizens to buy 25 bread tickets for 1.00 and promises satisfaction with every cake and bread offering.
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1885
Page
1
Sabbath School leadership and reform urged for deeper devotion
A lengthy exhortation stresses the pivotal role of the Sabbath School Superintendent, urging personal interest in each pupil, punctual lesson preparation, and respectful conduct. It calls for improved music, literary resources, parental involvement, and consistent attendance to strengthen church and community life.
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Brand
Callal
Jason
Jamalae
Lea Sause
Fes
Tornado Research Advances Warn of Impending Storms
Lieutenant John I. Finley of the Signal Corps outlines eight years of tornado study. He describes their distinct tracks, speeds, and timing from April to August across central U.S. regions and coastal corridors. His work aims to create reliable warnings and guide farmers on property insurance and preparedness.
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Tragic Fergus Falls Rail Disaster Recounts Losses
A devastating wreck on the Fergus Falls line of the Northern Pacific near French Stead, west of Wakpoton, leaves over 190 men buried or killed. Road officials and volunteers rush to remove the dead and aid the injured as cars smashed beyond recognition cause widespread chaos.
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Pacific
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John Robinson
Wakpoton
Dakota
Vergus Falls
French Stead
Request to return regimental trophies from Civil War battle
A formal letter advises seeking data on Ninety Seventh Obin Veluniver Tnfantry captured by Twenty h et h South Carolina at Franklin Tennessee. The writer lacks records and directs to Ohio Adjutant General for assistance and suggests returning trophies to original holders.
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Ninety Seventh
Obin
South Carolina
Franklin
Tenenessee
Ohio
State of
Sciourssa
24Th
87Th Ohio Regiment
Edgsfield County
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Geo
Eliigow Caper
Christ Church
Von
Orth Oia
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St. Santi Carolina Volunteers
Bia
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Plight of Southern Planters and Farm Reforms Cited
The piece argues Southern cotton planters face heavy usury and debt from commission merchants secured by plantation mortgages. It advocates farming to feed the farm first, reducing external imports, and warns of foreclosures and land loss if current credit and cropping patterns persist. It recalls Civil War era valor and notes a shift toward independent, home-based production. It also includes unrelated anecdotes about a Franklin battle and a rural heathen encounter.
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Charleston
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Jugeant Church
W. Junkin
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E, T, Horn
St. John’s Lutheran Church
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Celia Campbell
Wagner
Hover
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