Local Boy's Clothing Sale Ad From Blumenthal Bros
We have taken control in Anderson of Blumenthal Bros. & Co s Celebrated Boys Clothing line. If your boy needs a suit come in before you buy. Prices range from 75c to 3.00. New goods arrive daily. We will post you whether you purchase or not respetfully.
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Anderson
Jacob McClorkey
Urbana
W. PF. Benjamin
the Spectator
Rushford
Chamberlain
Dexter
Iowa
Towa
Tvo
Winnsboro
Guatemala
Charleston
Welch & Enson
Welch & Eason
Hintemiala
Cotton and Bagging Prices Hint at Better Market Ahead
Agricultural Bureau report dated August 10 notes cotton at the lowest August level on record with 179-10 bales per acre and state conditions weak in South Carolina and Texas. The note adds price guarantees from a local firm offering general merchandise and groceries, aiming to attract patronage amid anticipated market improvement.
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Agricultural Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, DC
Traveling dairies in Canada lessons for South Carolina farms
Mr N H Egleston reports on James W Robertson Canada dairy commissioner and the traveling dairies program. A wagon with a full dairy outfit taught farmers on site how to make butter, test milk, and improve care and feeding. The plan drew 2,057 miles of tours across 151 towns, urging local adoption and cheaper local production.
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N. H. Egleston
Jas. W. Robinson
Canada
News and Courier
Sunday News
Egleston
Laniada
Jas. W. Robertson
Dominion
Farmers' Institutes
Clemson College
Clemson
Exposition zeal and silk worm magic in old Georgia tale
Bill Arp extols the expanding exposition at Allenia and urges youths to visit for hands on geography and art lessons. He recalls silk production in Georgia with his father, detailing worm care, cocoon spinning, and the perils of mulberry trees while commenting on local rail fare and public opinion about the fair.
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Allenia
Philadelphia
Lawrenceville
Silk House
Georgia
Ben Pranklin
Arly
Evan Howell
Atlanta
South Carolina
Brunewick
Southern Railroad
Rome
Academy
Anon
Iit Arp
Seven Reasons Why a Man Should Insure His Life
A century old memo recounts a Mutual Life Insurance Company contest winner F H Hyatt of this city and a near-famous article arguing life insurance builds financial security and credit. It lists reasons from reducing anxiety to acting as forced savings plus cash value in old age. Other items present include odd anecdotes and local notices.
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Columbia State
Williamstox
Pelzer Dam
Pelzer Mille
Saluda River
Williamston
Anderson County
Piedmont
W. A. Chapman Company
Providence
Rhode Island
Pelzer
Walt
Ayroga
Thane
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
F. H. Hyatt
Utees
Stanard
Virginia
William Patterson
Maggie Hubbard
Rushville
Jacob Hshonsen
Chicago Lumber Co
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Smithsonian Institution
New York Harbor
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JT Revon
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H. A. Gaillard
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Toledo
Tiwi
Montale
Devgginty
Big Dan
Pelzer Company
Inet
Chapman Company
Major Briggs
Oscar Briggs
Frank Neal
Hughes
Edgefield
Dick Grant
New England
M. Ponier
Silva
Brbang Mercer
Darkies
Tacituurn Davis
Columbia
Col. Chapman
St. Nicholas
Peyer Dam
H.M. Privez
Victoria
Lis
United
Democrat
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Hill Bros
Willie
G. M. Roberts
James Miller
Marshall
Chicago
Michigan
Paco
Niles
China
Chicago Times-Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Henry Hammell
Morocco
Andrewa& Qo
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Eid
Crovigan
Mason
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