Dawn of Day for Farmers Union rings across South
A call spreads for 3000 organizers and lecturers as the Farmers Union preaches profitable prices and unity. It urges farmers to act, gather speakers, and line up for strong organization, claiming unity will empower every farmer to improve earnings. Local ads promote King's Little Liver Pills for families.
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Farmére” Union
Southland
European Refugees and Moroccan Unrest Reported
Dr Merle arrives on a German ship bearing refugees from Casa Blanca. Europeans and locals attacked. several killed as mobs move toward the harbor. At least eight murdered during flight to the ship. Jews and Europeans seek protection aboard the vessel.
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Tangier
Merle
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The Last Cowboy Walks Into Memory at Prairie’s End
A lone cowboy speaks of vanished days on the Great Plains as he contemplates leaving Oklahoma for British Columbia. He recalls taming the Comanches, driving out wolves, and the freedoms of the range then laments the loss of the open West. The speaker vows to ride one last time, accepting a hard, final exit from the frontier era.
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British Columbia
Tragic beer keg poisoning shocks Ashland outing
Ralph Dunbar recounts a deadly beer keg incident during a Welch trip. Seven men planned a weeklong stay in Welch mountains but illness and four deaths followed after drinking tainted beer. An investigation found a large gas buildup in a keg and a chaotic escape as companions fled to safety.
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Red” Popham
Samuel Bigge
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Presbyterians and Psalm Singing Among Early American Sect
A Sunday discussion among churchgoers centers on the Associate Reformed Presbyterians. The article notes their Psalm singing, adherence to the Westminster Confession, and prevalence in the Carolinas. It cites Asheville delegates and contrasts with broader American Presbyterianism while detailing doctrinal roots and worship style.
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Parson Brown
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Associate Reformed Synod of the
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America
Chris Wann
Doc Armhé
Church of
Scotland Presbyterians and the Associate Reformed Church
The piece discusses Scottish Presbyterian roots among American Presbyterians, noting the Associate Reformed Synod of the South retains old principles, its stance on the Bible and Westminster Confession, and its evolving practices such as church music and closing with a critique of an observed Sunday discussion.
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