Experiences of Corn Cracker in a Rutherfordton Journal
Corn Cracker recalls early newspaper days with Col. Jno C Tipton of Rutherfordton who ran The Rutherford Democrat 1894 to 1896. He describes a lavish yet financially troubled office, a six shooter as a paper weight, and fierce political writing amid gold debates, Bryanism, and free silver. He notes railroad perils, money gaps, and a life of roaming for funds while contributing to Democrat and chasing readers, finishing with a memory of Kentucky press beginnings.
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Jno. C. Tipton
Rutherfordton
Rutherford: Democrat
Tipton
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McKinney and Long Wed Licensure in August Ceremony
Chas. C. McKinney son of Wilson McKinney of Mooresboro was licensed to wed Lela Long daughter of the late James Long near Ellenboro. Both families are well known in the community.
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Chas. Clark McKinney
Wilson McKinney
Mooresboro
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Lela Long
Jas. Long
Ellenboro
County agent reports boll weevil damage on farms
A county agent inspected 15 farms and found boll weevil damage heavy on cotton at ten locations. The finding highlights widespread pest impact across the county’s cotton fields and signals the need for control measures by growers and extension services.
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