Andrews Hosts Large Barbecue With 1200 Guests
Andrews town celebration drew near twelve hundred visitors from Georgetown Marion and Williamsburg counties to Andrews Park for a big barbecue. Speakers including Supt Doar J F Munnerlyn Dr Sawyer and local candidates entertained the crowd before trains returned passengers home with cheers for Andrews.
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Williamsburg
Andrews Park
D. R. Rogers
Andrews Club
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J. F. Munnerlyn
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Pythias
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Jonathan
Dr. Sawyer
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Veter Makes Pertinent Query Concerning Split Ticket
The article reports Veter raising a question about the split versus unsplit ballot option. It discusses candidates and possible implications for voters.
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Veter
Be Fair to Voters On Split Ticket Candidates
A reader criticizes a Times article for attacking split ticket voters while withholding the names of split and unsplit ticket candidates. The letter urges the editor to publish lists for Supervisor and Coroner races and appeals for fair, informative coverage for all voters.
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Manor
Jana
Statement by R J Clifford Denying Political Influence Claims
Card from Mr Clifford to all concerned denies rumors that Atlantic Coast Lumber Corp and Georgetown and Western Railroad Company employees are being pressured to vote a certain way. He, as president of both firms, states there is no foundation for the impression and calls it untrue.
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Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation
Georgetown & Western Railroad Company
R. J. Clifford
Promoted tonic claim for chills fever priced 25c
An advertised remedy promises to cure chills and fever with a 66 dose tonic and asserts the fever will not return when taken as a tonic. The price is listed as 25 cents.
The Man on the Soap Box
A polemic recounts Pyatt's votes against progressive labor and social reform bills from 1894 to 1902. It accuses him of siding with capitalists against convict labor limits separate coach mandates railroad fairness and child labor restrictions. The piece portrays him as opposing protections for workers and vulnerable populations.
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House Journal
Wilson and the farmer in Republican propaganda
An opinion piece rebukes Republican arguments that Wilson would harm farmers and agriculture. It mocks claims of GOP friendship with farmers, warns of imagined tradeoffs like droughts and pests, and recalls the τει Theodore Roosevelt era to challenge party rhetoric.
Danger of neglecting coughs told by rail tragedy near Rochelle
An account notes a man near Rochelle was killed on a fast express after sleeping on a railroad track. It urges prompt use of Dr. King’s New Discovery to prevent lung trouble, citing a testimonial from J. R. Watts of Floydada Texas who says the cure helped his terrible cough and even restored lost weight. Trial bottle offered free at druggists.
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