Union Republican Meeting Adopts Registration Push in South Carolina
A South Carolina Union Republican Convention in Calimbis today enacted a strict registration rule to qualify delegates for the general elections and primaries. The vote split factions led by John G. Capers and Earnest J. Cochran, ending with Capers’ faction securing key positions and no state ticket planned this year.
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Union Republican Convention
Bouth Caroling
John G. Capers
Greenville
Earnest J. Cochran
Anderson
Capers
W. BF. Myora
Mr. Capeve
Revolution
T. L. Grant
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J. W. Love
Robert Stewart
Dena
Grant
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Tolbert
Death in Bethlehem Youth From Cigarette Lip Burn
Frank Wild twenty one of Bethlehem Virginia died after blood poisoning from a blister burned on his lip last week. He was treated by a physician and underwent an operation as the infection developed from the lip burn. The event occurred in Atlantia City in August.
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Frank Wild
Bethlehem
Wild
Flood damage估 floods impact and rail losses in Texas
Projections from the territories report extensive flood damage with conservative estimates around one million dollars, mainly borne by railroads. The Fork Shoals Cotton Mills Co. plans to raise capacity, from eighty six thousand to one hundred thousand, to meet demands.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Members Not Members Question Church Strength
Rev Rhett St Doyle argues church rolls are inflated with inactive names and urges expulsions for absent members. He cites cases where attendance and giving fall far short of reported membership, calling for a law to expel nonattending members to reflect true church strength. He warns that false rolls erode credibility and unity within the Methodist church.
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Methodist Church
Nal
Ua Ie
House of God
Smalier
Rhett St. Doyle
Chinstan
The Bispeneary's Talk on Prohibition and Liquor Trade
The article argues prohibition is not helped by the dispensary and accuses the system of sustaining vice, graft, and political corruption. It condemns lax taxes, school funds, and personal gains, urging reform and suggesting purging the system with drastic remedies, then promotes Little Liver Pills as a cure.
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Tigen
Haa Iheen Tun Nem
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunnoy
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Water and health prompts thirst and strength loss
The text explains water’s essential role in the body, noting that perspiration, lungs, kidneys, and other organs continually lose water. It claims thirst drives danger, reduces muscular strength, and recovers quickly with water. It warns severe dehydration can be fatal in days and mentions cough remedies and laxative cough syrups sold by local doctors.
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Agenion
Kaparrally
Foyer
Southern nomination for 1908 presidency urged by Ellyson
Lieutenant Governor Ellyson of Virginia, a Democratic Committee member, argues the party should nominate a Southern candidate in 1908. He notes Civil War echoes fade, but obstacles persist as Southern votes are reliably Democratic, leading pragmatists to prefer a nominee from outside the South. The piece cites two Democratic state conventions backing Bryan.
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Ellyson
Virginia
The
Nations Democratic Committee
Larze
South
Appomattox
Democratis Party
William J. Bryan
Philadelphia
Protracted meet ing sermon and local visits in Madison area
Reverend McDaniel closed a long meeting at Madison last Sunday with a sermon. Mina May Dendy is visiting Madison and Toxaway while Susie and Sallie Williams visit their sister's family on Toxaway. Local residents H EF and J J Jones visit Wyley Georgia.
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Trev. McDaniel
Madison
Mina May Dendy
Tugaloo
Toxaway
Mise Susie
Sallie Williams
Stony Point
H. EF
J. J. Jones
Wyley
Tnex Spencer
Madi
S.C. Smith
J. J. Stewart
Mark Smith
Pickenn
R. B. Collins
O. Smith
South Mason
Farmers Trust Co Organized at Belton Kansas
A desolate Kansas homestead notice notes distances to neighbors and services and cites a humorous line about leaving for Idaho. It also mentions The Farmers' Trust Co being organized at Belton with capital of $25,000.
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Farmers’ Trust Co
Belton
Capital
Weird Bible Parable Sparks Satirical Post Saga
A fragmentary satire from an old Washington Post style piece recalls God creating various characters including a skeptic and a non reader, then a bribed subscriber who avoids paying. It includes bizarre product plugs and moral bits about cleanliness and a morbid joke about potatoes and wealth.
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Washington Post
Heaven and the Earth
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