Governor Blease Aims for United States Senate Seat
Special to News and Courier reports Governor Blease will run for the U S Senate placing him as a strong contender. He claims he can beat any man except Tilman if Tilman runs, and signals he may delay if Tilman seeks the seat. Also notes commission meetings and state politics unfolding in Columbia March 29.
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Ready to Buy Mountain Land National Forest Lands Plan
The National Forest Reservation Commission will begin purchasing land in the Appalachians and White Mountains to form national forests. Authorized by the Weeks bill, the Agriculture Department will locate and recommend tracts to preserve navigable streams, with proposed sites across Georgia North Carolina Tennessee Virginia West Virginia South Carolina and other listed counties.
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Wilkinson elected president of State Normal and Industrial College
Prof. Robt. B. Wilkinson of Charleston was today elected president of the State Normal and Industrial College at Orangeburg succeeding Thomas J. Miller who resigned under governor Blease’s pressure. The meeting, held in Columbia, endorsed Wilkinson amid debate over other candidates. Wilkinson has taught at the college since its foundation and previously led religious and educational work in Orangeburg.
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Griswold Veteran of Ironclad Mervimae Dies at 87
Vineland March 80 news reports A Griswold a former serviceman on the Gon federale Ironclad Mervimae who fought at Mentor has died after a stroke. He was 87 years old.
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Scott and Towne Celebrate New Pearl Sty Offerings
Local merchants Scott and Towne unveil a string of new items at Pearl Sty, including Emulsie inspired foods. City shoppers anticipate a wave of fresh options as small vendors partner with OHIM and local producers to expand offerings in New Yan.
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Beanstalk Promise of Free Prize Corn Drawn From Moore’s Seed
In Greenville on March 29 a farmer's letter promotes seed corn from Jerry Moore of Winona. It cites a prize yield of 128 bushels from a single corn cob and offers free seed packets by mail or in person. The writer connects the tale of Jack and the Beanstalk to modern farming triumphs and invites foremer friends statewide to visit the Moore office for seed without price.
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Man 74 Still In Bed After 40 Years Of Love Refusal
Milton New Hampshire resident Joseph Plummer, age 74, has remained in bed for 40 years after his father prevented marriage to his chosen partner who died already. His brothers Ephraim and Samad run the household and care for him as he weakens from prolonged bed rest. The family recalls the vow and the long isolation, with no current plans for change.
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Alabama to curb cotton seed shipments amid boll weevil threat
Montgomery March 1 Special meeting of Alabama State Board of Horticulture to consider drastic enforcement on cotton seed and cotton seed meal imports from infested districts. Commissioner Kolb cites irregular shipments, especially from Mescalineph, with heavy penalties planned. He vows to block common carriers. Accidents report and self care note conclude.
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