Farmers Union Ends Convention Address and Resolutions
The South Carolina Farmers Union closed its July 28 1910 convention in Columba with President A Barrett presiding and adoption of strong immigration and education resolutions. They urged Congress to restrict foreign settlement and support a land registration system and Clemson scholarships, while praising Clemson extension work and state agricultural programs.
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Columba
State Farmers’ Union
A. Barrett
National Union
Joel, Suite and National Union
National Committee
House Emigration Committee
Europe
Asia
Therfore
Farriers’ Educatonal and Co-Operative Union
South Carolina
Congress
Australia
United States
G. Trator
Kon Patten
Washington
Knapp
Abbeville
Anderson
Cherokee
Holgefeld
Reenville
Greenwood
Laurens
Newberry
Oconee Mekens
Spartanburg
Union
Aiken
Bamber Marnwell
Beaufort
Berkeley
Calhoun
Charleston
Colleton
Dorchester
Hampton
Lexington
Orangeburg
Chester
Chesterfield
Chirendon
Darlington
Edgefield
Florence
Fairfield
Dillon
Georgetown
Hart
Kershaw
Lancaster, Lee
Marion
Marlboro
Richland
Sumter
Wile
Tramsburg
York
I. W. Dobbs
Mayesville
Whither
the Porritt
la Reid
Columbia
Chaplin
W. F. Brodie
E. Hopkins
Hopkins
Sergeanteat
la Aros
W. PL Cash
Tamcaster
Door- Abbey
Aed
Porritt
Shire Union
Charlotte
Ele
A. J. Calvert
ALD
Hudson
Donshiss Metntyre
May Jon
Gs Badgers
Smioats
Distriet
Clemson
Caton
General Assembly
Clemson College
Committee On Memoria
Partners' Union of
General Assembly of
Db. Montgomery
Ried
Wnions
Senate
Tiehland
Riehland County Partners' Union
Charley Walker Executed in DeKalb County Jail Tragedy
The article reports the execution of Charley Walker at the DeKalb county jail in Deewine after confessing to the crime and naming accomplices. It notes witnesses including Sheriff Morris and Bryson, Weaver’s renewed confession, and the tense delays before the trap was sprung. It also mentions related crime details and individuals connected to the case.
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Athinta Journal
Druid Hills
Charley Walker
DeKalb
Deewine
Ed Weaver
Walker
Jim Black
Charley Julian
Gatows
Charles A. Morris
Vite
Kamel Walker
Heather
Foye
Chen
Pegre
Mutton
Tribute to Rev Yangue in Walhalla memory
Rhet Doyle offers a personal tribute to Rev J C Yongue of the South Carolina Methodist Conference. He recalls Yongue as a real man and preacher, a faithful pastor, and an ideal Christian gentleman who faced hardships with optimism while serving the Valhalla Circuit and Walhalla church.
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Spee
J.C. Yongue
South Carolina Methodist
Valhalla
Mr. Yousne
Methodist Church
Himelf
Walhalla
Doyle
July Deliveries Mark Nervous Final Session On NY Cotton
July contracts on the New York Cotton Exchange showed nervous trading and continued fluctuations. July opened at 15.90, short covering appeared, with about 5,000 bales delivered in a windup reaching roughly 220,000 total deliveries for the season. Bulls reportedly took over 600,000 bales in New York since May, valued around $45 million, as prices swung before settling near 15.60. A later rally to 15.75 occurred on bids to buy August, then July sold off to 15.50–15.65 with a final quote around 15.60. The note also mentions a medicinal ad for a dysentery remedy.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
W. P. Brown
Brown
Frank P. Hayne
Local notes from Ol Pickens and nearby towns
June 27 report recalls ten days without rain delaying work on cotton and corn prospects, especially on river bottoms. CHM Hawking suffers two recent ankle injuries from mill machinery. a mule dies of colic, valued at about three hundred dollars. Mrs. Amanda Hammond hosts relatives. Norton summer school canceled due to treasury strains. Tom Sloan, a prominent OM Pickens Black resident, is gravely ill. The Cou rier unveiling edition praised. advice to carry Chamberlain’s remedy for travel. Mrs. Mims injured in a fall near Mort Worth, Texas. Clemson College July Mims, mother of Mrs. DN.
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Evau
CHM
Unis
Pelfrey
Amanda Hammond
Norton
Tom Sloan
OM Pickens
The
Courier
Toledo Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
Frank J. Cheney asserts as senior partner that his firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The sworn statement dated December 6, 1886, notarized by G W Gleason, describes the remedy as taking internally and acting on the blood and mucous membranes.
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Frank J. Cheney
Wok Cheney & Co
Toledo
W. Gleason
Cheney & Co
Hall
Doan's Kidney Pills Bring Relief for Walhalla Woman
A Walhalla South Carolina reader Mrs RD Oelkers on West Main street testifies to lasting relief from headaches backaches and kidney trouble using Doan's Kidney Pills. She bought them at Dr J W Bell's and urges others with kidney disease to try the remedy. Sold by all dealers priced 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Walhalla
Atis
Oelkers
West Main Street
Valhalla
S.C
Dean
J. W. Bell
Teel
Isidney
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United State
Doan
Obeys Request Kills Friend in Mastman Ga Incident
Ernest Horne, at Mastman Ga, shot and killed his friend Ollie Hubbard when pulling a pistol toward Hubbard. The blast also wounded ten-year-old Dewey Horne who stood nearby. Both men claimed they were unaware Hubbard’s pistol was loaded. Mrs. Horne reportedly tried to intervene but did not trigger. Hubbard had recently married and was in good health.
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Mastman
Ernest Horne
Ollie Hubbard
Mubbla
Déwey Horne
Horne
Hubbard
Lightning Kills 10Yearold Blackman in Clemson Area
Kittie Hattie Blackman aged 10, daughter of AL Mackin, was killed by lightning yesterday afternoon while in a neighbor's yard. A single bolt from a near clear sky struck and killed her instantly, the second lightning death in the vicinity within two weeks following a man ploughing in a field. An unrelated endorsement for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver, touting digestive health remedies, appears in the text.
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Mannings
Bly
Kittie Hattie Blackman
AL Mackin
Brooklyn Sets Record Arbor Day Planting in Brooklyn
In New York on July 28 the largest arbor day tree planting on record is to be attempted in Brooklyn. More than 250,000 seedling trees including catalpas will be donated to the Brooklyn board of education and distributed, one per public school pupil, across the borough. Also note contains an ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold by Dr. J. W Bell and Chas. Wickilite.
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Columbus
Ohio Republican Convention
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Ohio
United States Senate
Dro al. W. Bell
Wale Malas
Wickliffe
West Union
Dred W. Bell
Walhalla
Chas
W. Wicklitte
New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Board of Education
Chamberlain
J. W W. Bell
Valhalla
Chas. W. Wickilite
Veterans Meet for Township August First Saturday
Confederate veterans in each township will meet on the first Saturday in August to elect a representative. The chosen rep will attend Walhalla on the first Monday in September to elect a County Board of Pensions. The representative must not hold or apply for a pension. J. Holloman, Chairman.
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Confederate Veterans
Walhalla
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Mfr
Patten
J. 3. Barrett
House Committee On Immigration
Patien
DS. Wilson
Lancaster
States Department
Corn Breeders' Assocition
South Carolina Live Stock Association
Department of Giie Winre
Commerce and Industrice
Auduhon Society
Elle Mato
State Department of Agriculture
Down's
Harding
Harmon
Weaver
Morvis
Black
Joan
Dudian
Supreme Court
Tria Weaver
Sateday
Death Hills Park
Wesre
T. Brown
Wo TL Reyson
Rose Ghiser
Foley
Republicans
Fletcher
Rev. C. Yangue
Ol Pickens
Mrs. Mims
M . Barrow
State of
Taucas County
Chas. Lyon
Peorla
Faun
Bell
Liddle Girl
L. C. Martin
Seneen Pharmacy
Ladebaker
C. W. Pitchford General Merchandise
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