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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
4
The article reflects on farmer livelihoods with 100 acre diversification and urban wages, comments on a potential run for Secretary of State, and discusses wheat production figures, prices, and railway exports. It notes a State Alliance push for reorganizing farmer interests and emphasizes small daily courtesies shaping social ties.
The nation reels after the Friday attack on William McKinley. The public hails him as the best and most popular Republican leader and prayers rise for his speedy recovery.
The writer recalls a Portman visit and the home atmosphere, contrasting change with constant routine. He describes cheerful church services in Piedmont, visits with local families, and observations of the dam, power plant, and nearby scenery. The piece blends personal sentiment with notes on social life and local hospitality.
Shiloh area looks for fine weather for saving fodder. Ada Clardy’s school at this place closed last Friday. Miss Ada’s teaching will be missed. Minnie Fleming visits her brother George Fleming at Bel Miss Slattie Williama near Bolton visits relatives. Rev J M Rodgers and Rev Jno Attaway speak at service with ten new members joining. Arthur Boyd of Abbeville and cousins Annie and Hesse Spearman visit. Mrs Sree with sister Mrs Doth visit relatives. Heavy rains have damaged roads. some places nearly impassable. Edward King and Mourning Moore visit Sunday. Upland corn looks good though boll rot rising due to ongoing rains.
The Southern Railway announces very low round trip rates to Buffalo Pan-American Exposition from all points along its lines. Anderson to Buffalo round trip is 25.85 with daily sale through Oct 1 and 10 day final limit. other routes show 347.10 with varied sale dates and limits. The line runs double daily trains with through Pullman sleeping cars vestibule day coaches and dining cars. Write or call for full information.
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