Education Club Plans Washington Trip for Farm Students
A thirty student Agricultural High School club from Driver Nansemond County Virginia will visit Washington during the first week of September under the supervision of Commissioner of Education Thomas and Principal DeJarnette. Members earn funds through varied activities to cover trip expenses.
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Daily Item
Washington, D. C
Thomas
Southern Commercial Congress
Washington
Agricultural High School
Driver
Nansemond County
Washington Club
DeJarnette
No-Fence Law Opposed by Progressive Farmer View
The Raleigh Progressive Farmer argues against no-fence laws, warning such policies reduce livestock and harm quality. It cites Brunswick County's robust herds, wool, pork, and beef markets, and urges eradicating scrub cattle and cattle ticks to build a true livestock industry.
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Brunswick County
Raleigh
N. C
Bloody Deed Claimed In South Carolina Inquest
Gaffney sheriff's inquest hears A Jenkins Gantt shot his uncle Mark L. Gantt in the head after retrieving a loaded single barrel gun from another room. Witnesses say both men had been drinking and a dispute over a horse preceded the fatal act. Gantt denies knowledge of the killing.
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Young Gantt
Mark L. Gantt
J. J. Porter
Farmers must unite for fair cotton prices this year
The Raleigh Progressive Farmer argues for coordinated marketing and self help to stabilize cotton prices amid a likely large crop. It urges individual farmers to secure feed, raise hogs, garden, and finance their crop locally, while bands of farmers coordinate loans and control delivery to avoid flooding the market and depressing prices.
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South
Raleigh
N. C
Beloved Stuyvesant piano tested for contest at Dundas shop
Customers inspect the celebrated Stuyvesant piano bought from Siegling Music House. The test focuses on tone and appearance of service quality, aiming to persuade Sool.S Believing Jewelry Store customers to purchase the instrument for the contest.
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A. J. Dundas
Stuyvesant
Siegling Music House
Conducted His Own Case in Spartanburg Trial
William Howard alias Portland Ned faced a 1902 Knoree Mfg safe raid charge in Spartanburg Criminal Court. He admitted a Federal plea for post office robbery in Charleston and was sentenced to eight years in Atlanta prison. He cross examined 22 witnesses, argued for mercy, and urged jurors to free him. The jury returned a sealed verdict.
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Spartanburg
William Howard
Portland Ned
Knoree Manufacturing Company
Charleston
Atlanta
Post Office
Gregory
Howard
Watts
Bell's Pine Tar Honey Touted For Colds Defense
Advert says a cold can start serious diseases if untreated and advises using Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It urges consumers to look for the bell emblem on the bottle as a sign of authenticity.
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Dr. Bell
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Endorsed For Croup Relief
Childcare note urges keeping Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey on hand as croup worsens at night and can hinder breathing. Parents advised to seek physician help when needed and look for the bell marking the remedy.
A Clean Salve Promoted By Doctor Bell
A creamy snow white ointment called Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve is advertised as suitable for all skin diseases including eczema and salt rheum and is priced at 25 cents.
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Ture
Wiliam Howard
Brawley
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