South Carolina Farmers Move to Enforce Debts by Readjustment
In Anderson County South Carolina about sixty farmers convene to preserve integrity and union with merchants to demand discounts on fertilizers at higher prices they propose a pro rata division of credit among all creditors and a public notice to enforce debt payments to sustain the cotton crop and prevent a credit collapse. The action links to Mahone movement ideas and aims to influence state politics while risking farmer credit and merchant relations.
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Jon Ione
Savanonl
Ade
Wattenijita Wwenforce
Conleary
Niall Laveni
Virginia
Barapoab
Lin Fay
Feraens
Hesaranunt
Holuy
Ubera
Iaipapirit
Euler
Nico
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Anderon Jcounty
Avaunah
Alga
Howe
Roy
Repiblican Oriown
Indoree
Colmspany
Néiteptier
Joe Pontuves
Seertion
Cyiro- Hina
Keatener
Juha Gilpin
Adouli
Flororm
Meneia
Leslie
Bia
Ian Sustinn
Abbeville
Kay
India
Winnie
Moston
Caroline
Telia
Gia
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Crop prospects in South Carolina margins falter in late season
Returns from the Agriculture Department show mixed crop prospects for September in South Carolina. Reports indicate declining cotton yields due to heat, wind, and saltwater damage in coastal areas, with some hope for a second crop if Fall arrives early. Upland rice and maize show minor gains and overall outlook remains uncertain as frost timing looms.
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South Carolina
Corras
Correxpondenta
Middle Carolina
Joe
Breatseman
Aterm
Georgetown
Aisa
Carolina
Cotati Farmine
Nuit
Controversy over Negro Labor and South Carolina Farming
A detailed letter to the editor defends black farmers in the cotton South and rebuts claims of widespread Negro incompetence. It argues persistent white control of land and labor, cites crop gains and regional contrasts, and warns against policies that oppress both races, urging equitable opportunity and wary of divisive politics.
Honest Pentti and credit in crisis in North Carolina
The fragment argues for enduring credit and honest work as civic virtues. It laments loss of trust, praises industriousness, and urges citizens to uphold a stable reputation to secure future prosperity for themselves and their country. It references merchants, counties, and the value of character over debt.
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Ein Werchant
York
Spain
Dean
Abbeville
Stranded tale of Martin escape and re arrest in Missouri
A long, disjointed narrative from Lebanon Missouri recounts the William P. Martin first degree murder case, his capture in Miller County, a jail escape aided by Maggie Wilton, pursuit across Tennessee and Virginia, and subsequent re arrest as the case moved toward the Missouri Supreme Court. The piece blends court action, love intrigue, and detective chase with frequent OCR garble.
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Ieee Prewitt
Evn
Mgntia
Martin Byeame
Lda
Martie Lillie
Henry
Lim
Jove
Tilly
Maggie
Chait
Ste
Chen
Maggie Becai
Hue
Alranger Joya
Wilson
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Shorith
Fiat
Jaine
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Magpie
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API
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Back
Tvl Burch
Wheeler
Arn
Pinoy Flats
Toon
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Sullivan County
Teno
Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
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Novimunter
Frank Futeliffe
Cour Ile
Frank Ratcliff
Mlurin
Leptard
Abe
Gondall
Satunday
Sudday
Mondey
Watt
Dulcot
Martin Koot
Maggie Wilkow
Afargaret
Marly
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Pha
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Miyeid Wilton
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Lil
Pinky Minta
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Vast Midwestern farm talk and wheat market notes
Fragmented wartime style report details farm life in the Dakotas and Minnesota. It describes hog and corn markets, crop expectations, and efforts to build grain storage and milling capacity. Mentions Raymond firmhouses and extensive land holdings, with veteran farming and preemption issues.
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Nye
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Minnesott
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Mle
Ladion Wait
Alpovig
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Ammatim
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