County Commissioner Plea No. 3 Involving Graham and Thomas
County records show John Graham and J K Thomas tied to Pre. No. 3 in a pending matter before the commission. The filing lists their names as involved parties and indicates procedural steps underway.
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W. E. Crim
E. V. Stockton
G. D. Hinson
R. C. McPhaill
J. W. Horner
Geo. F. Parsons
A. C. Casey
John Graham
J. K. Thomas
Postal notice on renewal arrears and credit limit
The LEADER will not be sent to anyone in arrears beyond one year on credit. Check the date on your label and if you are nearing one year in arrears, call or mail in your renewal.
Cotton mills close in South Carolina due to demand slump
Mills with 200000 spindles shut down in South Carolina as demand for their products falls. The piece urges the prosperous Sunshine Club to visit and lift the industrial gloom hanging over the state.
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South Carolina
Sunshine Club
Maine Republicans Call For Roosevelt Strenuous Efforts
The Maine platform endorses Mr. Roosevelt and his strenuous efforts for better conditions. Voters in Maine are growing tired of current conditions, suggesting renewed effort will be needed to maintain support.
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Maine
Williams Record As Legislator Voted Against Education
Examination of Mr Williams' journal from the 27th Legislature shows he often did not act for the public good or education. He opposed laboring men’s measures, opposed educational funding, and backed railroad consolidations deemed unconstitutional by the governor and majority.
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Williams
House Journal
Haskell Free Press
Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy Praised by Farrar
R N Farrar of Cat Island La recalls a 1902 severe diarrhoea attack and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with prompt relief during a 1907 episode. He says using it in 1902 would have saved a doctor’s bill of about one hundred dollars. Sold by all druggists.
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R. N. Farrar
Cat Island
Chamberlain
Williams or Campbell: Neill warns voters on tax laws and reforms
President D J Neill urges voters to read his warning about a hidden assault on laws won by the Farmers Union. He argues personal taxes will fall under the new measures despite higher school funding, counters claims of tax increases, and urges local officials to lower rates in line with rising valuations. He notes railroads and corporations face higher taxes and calls to repeal intangible asset and gross receipts taxes, and to defend anti-bucketshop and anti free pass laws.
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Farmers’ Union
Texas
Our
Vote For Or Against Submission In Texas Prohibition Debate
Graford Monogram argues that the statewide prohibition submission should be decided by the people. He contends Local Option is settled, warns of whiskey ring deception on the ticket, and urges voting for Submission to allow a public decision with honesty and fairness. He denounces anti prohibitionists as erased by Local Optionists.
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Texas
Whiskey Ring
Nick
Graford Monogram
Warning to Farmers on Tax Reform Threat to Railroads
A public figure warns that abolishing the state tax commission and returning property assessment to the commissioners' court would repeal the intangible assets law and railroads tax, shifting burden to individuals. He urges investigation before the primary, stressing the fight benefits the common people and urges farmers not to be deceived.
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State Tax Commission
Commissioners’ Court
Millionaire's Baby Healed by McGee's Elixir Ad
A high priced baby specialist fails to cure a millionaire's infant's stomach and bowel troubles. McGee's Baby Elixir is advertised as a quicker cure for diarrhoea and dysentery with prices 25 and 50 cents, sold by B S Doty & Co.
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McGee
Doty & Co
Home paper for every home urges readers
The Clar Chronicle extols the home newspaper as a path to literacy and local interest, arguing children benefit from familiar people and places in local papers. It claims children form a lifelong reading habit, promoting intelligence and community connection at a low yearly cost.
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Clar Chronicle
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