Fifth National Corn Exposition Opens in Columbia
The Fifth National Corn Exposition opens tomorrow at 9 am in Columbia with exhibits from two states and the federal Department of Agriculture. Officials expect thousands of farmers to attend over two weeks, viewing educational displays on progressive agriculture.
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Columbia
S. C
Federal Department of Agricultural
Walter F. Page
New York
World's Work
Page
T. C. Thompenn
Chattanooga
W. H. Gibb
Dro SO. Mitchell
University of South Caerolinna
Federal Department of Agriculture
Folsom Restaurant Co Entering Bankruptcy Court
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against Folsom's Restaurant Co by Fulton Market, Kenny L. Folsom, and Newsome Stables alleging acts of bankruptcy to favor certain creditors. A receiver may be appointed by Judge Adams as Judge Newman is in Louisiana. The Tate brothers were announced Saturday as purchasers who would take charge soon.
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Folsom
Fred L. Beer
District Court
Fulton Market Company
Kenny L. Folsom
Newsome Stables Company
Willings-Thompson Company
Blue Valley Butter Company
Serge Air and Wagon
William T. Newma
Louisiana
Per HH
Adams
Bower
Tate Brothers
Albertor
Maline Hats for Summer in Turban Styles
Soft rainproof malines arrive in varied shades as viewed in The Milfinery Trade Review. West Turkish turbans are shown covered with maline, with silk versions in vivid greens, grays, or cerise. Turbans feature Turkish ornaments of cutpet or beads, brocaded silk or maline drapes, and a mixed fine texture braid as a covering.
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Milfinery Trade Review
Mentioned for the Cabinet in Wilson Era Agriculture Post
The note lists three contenders for secretary of agriculture: William C. Smith of Delhi Indiana who cites corn growing and a book on high yields, Henry Waters, president of Kansas State Agricultural College at Manhattan, who may leave if needed, and Senator Obadiah Gardner of Maine, a practical farmer and Democrat.
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Wilson
Tio
William C. Smith
Delhi
Ind
Une
Flo
Havi
Henry Waters
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Wilson's Brother Entered for Secretary of Senate
Nashville voices move Joseph R. Wilson brother of Woodrow toward the senate secretary post. Senator Luke Lea presents the Nashville candidate noting his integrity and journalism experience. Other contenders include Bob Woolley and Robert M. Gates from Memphis and Washington circles.
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Nashville
Tenn
Joseph i. Wilson
Lecl
Woodrow Wilson
United States Senate
United States
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Lea
Wilson
Washington
Joseph R. Wilson
Senate
Bob Woolley
New York World
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Wilson
Robert M. Gates
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Federal Judge Dehaven Dead
San Francisco January 26 Seon J Dehaven who served on the United States court for the northern district of California since 1887 died today at his country home near Napa He had been a representative in congress from this state and a member of the California supreme court
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Dehaven
San Francisco
Cal
Wovernment
Evansville
Ind
William Talbott
United States Army
St. Louis
Wood
Elliott
Heilman
Vanisville
Ashbysburg
Walnut Bottoms
Uniontown
Swansville
Kentucky
Fliott
Shawneetown
St. Louie
Mississippi River
VU. S
Platt
Meriden
Conn
James P. Pratt
United States District Court
Smith
Los Angeles
Sylvester Clark Smith
Bakersfield
California
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Jie
National Capital
Steamer Mackinaw Strikes Break Water Near Los Angeles Harbor
The steel steamer Mackinaw from San Pedro struck the harbor break water and is reported sinking. Captain Robert Doar and several friends were aboard as passengers. Tugs searched for survivors, with 45 to 50 men aboard. Wireless messages say the crew and Captain Delar abandoned to small boats. a tug stood by.
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Los Angeles
Mackinaw
San Pedro
Robert Doar
Futine Steamship Company
San Francisco
Robert Dellar
Delar
Messuager
Dollar
San Cedre
How to Make Rubbers Wear
In February Woman's Home Companion a practical tip explains extending rubbers life. A cobbler adds one leather layer inside the heel and one outside with a regular heel-plate, for about 1 cent, greatly lengthening wear. Also note typewriter rental for three months at $5 from Am. Writing Machine Co.
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Woman's Home Companion
Water shoots through crevasse at Beulah levee
Greenville Mississippi reports a widening crevasse at Beulah levee reaching 125 feet with six feet water depth. No lives lost yet as water spreads slowly. Plans to tie ends and build stiff buckshot earth embankments to limit widening amid prolonged high water season through May.
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Greenville
Miss
Beulah Levee
Riverside Division
Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Bogue
Phella
Mississippi Valley
Vicksburg
Big River
J. A. Woodruff
Mississippi
Does the Church Appeal to the Men of Our Day
Dr Holderby's Moore Memorial sermon argues the church fails to attract men today. He says Jesus offered a militant gospel appealing to men, but modern Christianity is weak and flabby. The church should preach a militant, sacramental gospel to energize male participation.
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Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
Jesus
Earth
Jesus Christ
Pilot Creigh Aboard After Ocean Stranding Or Rescue
Pensacola Florida January 26 Pilot Creigh of New Orleans endured a voyage across the Atlantic against his will to escape a dilemma. The fishing schooner Alcina found the British steamer Mount Royal about 200 miles at sea bound for Juiverpoul and brought the pilot aboard after signaling from the steamer and observing it grounded in the passes. The schooner captain then ferried Creigh to safety down the Mississippi River, while the Mount Royal steamed off with its passenger.
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Pensacola
Fla
Creigh
New Orleans
Alcina
Pilot Creigh
Mississippi River
Pliot
Look YOUNG doubie-suu glasses advertised
An ad copy describes double-vision style glasses for middle aged wearers matching single-vision glasses for youths with Kryptoms lenses. Jno L Moore & Sons advertises at 42 N Broad St offering these glasses.
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Lnok
Jno L. Moore & Sons
N. Broad
River Flood Warning Touches Arkansas Towns
Dispatches from Modoc Arkansas report residents moving stock to high grounds and preparing rafts as precaution. Engineers say the Jevee can withstand the current water but crevasses near Ferguson and Modoc persist. Memphis reports the stage at 38.3 feet, with slight rises south of Cairo while the Ohio falls except Parkersburg. Tennessee and Cumberland rivers rise as Mississippi tributaries.
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Arkansas
Memphis
Modoc
Ark
United States
Ferguson
Helena
Cairo
Paducah
Parkersburg
Ohio
Tennessee
Cumberland
Mississippi
Mortuary notices and obituaries from a Georgia town
The bulletin lists deaths and funeral plans for several residents. Mrs. Maria Edmondson dies at home. awaiting two sons from Seattle for services at Patterson’s chapel. Mrs. Georgia Jones, 24, funeral at 2:30 PM at 139 Bedford Place with interment at Casey’s Cemetery. Mrs. Mary King, 41, dies at a sanitarium. funeral 2 PM at Poole’s Chapel. interment West View. Mrs. C. H. Rackley, 24, of 421 Simpson Street, dies at sanitarium. infant child survives. body to Flowery Branch for interment. James T. Williams, 46, proprietor of New Commercial Hotel, dies after weeks of illness. U. S. Judge James P. Pratt dies at 62 in Meriden. Judge since 1903. H. E. Pratt, 87, collector, dies at sanitarium. body to private chapel. Rep. Sylvester C. Smith of Bakersfield dies in Los Angeles. born 1858 in Iowa. J. L. Bowda, 74, dies of heart failure at East Point. body to Hemperley's undertakers pending funeral plans.
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Maria Edmondson
Maris Edmondson
J. M. Savage
Arnold Street
Patterson's Chapel
Seattle
Wash
Georgia Jones
Bedford Place
Casey's Cemetery
H. F. Jones
Mary King
Poole’s Chapel
West View
East Fair Street
J. C. King
C. H. Rackley
Simpson Street
T. G. Phillips
Bloomfield's Chapel
Willie
Flowery Branch
H. E Pratt
H. E. Pratt
Luckie Street
Jie
Mr. Pratt
Atlanta
Woodbury
Mass
Burkett-Simmons Company
J. L. Bowda
East Point
A. C. Hemperley
American Cars Dominate European Market
The American automobile trade to Europe has expanded rapidly from 1 million dollars in 1902 to 22 million in 1912, with tires parts and accessories pushing sales to 39 million. Europeans denounce the cars as cheap and bad, yet brisk production on poor roads and high output have made them strongly built and affordable.
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Europe
Macon Shriners Honor Potentate William J Cunningham
William J Cunningham Imperial potentate of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine visited Macon on a southern tour beginning in Jacksonville. He will attend a Georgia barbecue, a street parade with a live camera from Sun Brothers Circus, a Ceremonial with twenty five novices, and a banquet before departing to Montgomery.
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Macon
William J. Cunningham
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
al Sinah Temple
Jackson Ville
Fla
Georgia
Cunningham
Montgomery
Ala
Meridian
Miss
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
Knoxville
John T. Moore
Log Cabin Club
Sun Brothers’ Circus
Boun! Temple
Baltimore
Ferry collision charms San Francisco fog. no injuries
In dense fog the Southern Pacific ferries Bay City and Melrose collided bow on in San Francisco Bay. Over 100 aboard between passengers and crew. Both ships lost forward rudders and parts of superstructure but hulls remained intact.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Bay City
Melrose
San Francisco ‘Bay
Judge Grant Passes
Manistee Michigan January 26 Judge John H Grant 66 a regent of the University of Michigan was found dead in his bed after a night in usual health Death attributed to heart failure
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Grant
Manistee
Mich
John Hi. Grant
Board of Regents
University of Michigan
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Folsom Restaurant CO
Writing Machine Co
Lowry National Bank
Equitable Building
Southern Railway
Washington, D. C
Birmingham
Washington Express
U. S
R. L. Baylor
D.P
John L. Meek
A.G.P.A
Ket
Peachtree St
J. T. Williams
Dawson
James T. Williams
New Commercial Hotel
Macon Shriners
William Cunningham
Elaatte
Hetail
Perhyman-Burson CO
Low Pryor Street
Candler
Ivy
Thor
Sal
Robert Edeson
Orsyth
THE
Isle OF Spice” Company OF Talent
Broadway
Mia
Sam Chip
Mabelle Adams & CO
Grage Hazard
Fred Duphel
Som Davies Tato
Bowbe
Vate
Mary Marble Cortez
Florenge
Star Acts
America’s TV
Verba & Luescher
Eddie Foy
Tlanta
Evans Honey Boy Minstrels Company
Atlanta Constitution
ATES
Sorners
Chisin E
Saas Sf
Siel
Iman
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