Fine Breeders To Be Donated
Officials of the Charleston Fair and Racing Association announce donations of fine horses to South Carolina towns for breeding. Rock Castle stallion, secured by Georgetown mayor, may be joined by other towns as applications come in. The move aligns with national efforts to preserve thoroughbred genetics and cavalry remount stock.
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Rock Castle
City of
Georgetown
Charleston Fair and Racing Association
Dick Welles-Hetty Green
W. H. Andrews
Washington
United States
United States Army
South Carolina
Charleston
Gen Wood
New York
I. J. Pons
Dick Welles- Hetty Green
Pons
Manning
Bishopville
Palmetto Course
Prominent Racing Figures Back Donations for Breeding Bureau
General Manager Pons and President Marshall with associates support a public expenditure for a breeding bureau started in Kentucky and Virginia. Noted figures like August Belmont and Judge Joseph Murphy back similar donations. Horses such as Old Boy and Raleigh P. D. will be placed with South Carolina communities, with more names to be announced.
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Pons
Marshall
August Belmont
Jockey Club
Joseph A Murphy
St. Lewis
Kentucky
Virginia
South Carolina
Old Boy
Planudes
Raleigh P. D
The
Newsland Courier
Don’t Plant Hastily Warns Charleston County Demonstrator
Mr. W M L Frampton farm demonstrator for Charleston County receives a Washington advisory urging patience in planting. Due to unprecedented winter weather, soil prep is difficult, and farmers should prioritize thoroughly prepared seed beds over early planting to avoid poor germination and later gains. The letter emphasizes late spring leads to late fall and urges spreading the gospel of thorough seed bed preparation.
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W. McL. Frampton
Charleston County
Department of Agriculture
W. W. Long
Frampton
Washington
Puts End To Bad Habit Blues Ad Promotes Dr King’s Pills
A vintage advertisement claims a sluggish liver causes gloom and touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy. It promotes relief for stomach liver and kidneys and notes a 25 cent price at all druggists.
Writer argues Parcels Post for cow shipment from Minneapolis
A writer claims he needed Parcels Post after paying 72 dollars to express a cow from Minneapolis to Phoenix. Advocates consider mailing freshing machines as a possible option.
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Minneapolis
Phoenix
Arizona
Peruna Restores Health Says Mrs Boyer After Illness
Mrs Rose Boyer of Evanston says a severe cold last spring left her unable to eat or sleep, wasting away. After two weeks on Peruna she regained strength and energy, and within a month felt better than ever, sending photos to show her improvement.
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Rose Boyer
Sherman Ave
Evanston
Till
Peruna
Naly
Perana
Rosa Boyer
Dstson
Suspicious Fire Destroys Farmers Review Plant in Hampton
Hampton March 31 origin of the fire that destroyed the Farmers Review newspaper plant at 2 o clock this morning is still speculation with no suspects named. The paper successor to Hampton County News faced previous financial woes and sale of machinery. Insurance is reported around sixteen hundred dollars.
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Hampton
Farmers Reveiw
Farmers Review
Hampton County News
W.T. Johns
R. F. Hammond
Governor Blease
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Deafness
Advertisement claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. Offers $100 for any case caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Encourages sending for circulars and purchasing Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J, Cheney & Co
Toledo
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