Farmers Union aims to organize 15 ready members in SC
The article urges expanding the South Carolina Farmers Educational and Co operative Union by gathering fifteen capable farmers to organize state chapters. It instructs contacting State Secretary B F Earle in Anderson for instructions, scheduling local meetings with speakers, and promoting strong unity against demagogues and foreign immigration while highlighting a booming corn crop and growing warehouses. It notes a rally in Oakway August 2 for a large turnout and warns against demagogues and cautious immigration rhetoric.
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South Carolina
Farmers’ Union
B. F. Earle
Anderson
8.C
Farmore’ Union
Oeonse County
Oakway
Seneca
Armors’ Union
South
Georgia
Marmora’ Union
Hlonce
Isader Ag
Marmerd
Federation of Labor
Africa
Bishop Branch
Anderson County
A. H. Mitchell
G. W. Gaillard
Corn Belts And Ancient Beliefs In A Nation Of Grain
The article extols corn production across Indiana Illinois Iowa Missouri Kansas and Nebraska as the national corn belt with vast potential gains from improved cultivation. It notes Iowa's crop value rivaling national mining outputs and relates historical legends from Peru Mexico and Native American lore about corn as a divine gift, linking early myths to the staple crop.
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Staten
German Empire
Union
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Theas
Darwin
Peru
Mexico
Cor
Lander College eyes campus expansion and grounds beautification
The Greenwood Journal notes Lander College trustees have taken actions shaping property purchases to close the street in front of the college and create a new park. Plans include extending access, enlarging the main building, and expanding grounds to elevate the institution to top state standards.
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Im Frustens
Lander College
Holf
J. Q. Pyles
Annie Durst
Launder College
Women Who Wear Well and the Change of Life
A historical medical notice extols a tonic for women facing marriage and motherhood changes. It warns of fatigue, drains, and weakness from childbirth, praising a so called “Hayorite Prescription” as safe and potent. Dr. Plerew advertises consultations at a hotel and surgical institute in Buffalo.
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Minda
Plereo
Totter
Plerew
Ullalo
Confession in Trunk Murder Case in Marseilles
Vera Slater Gould confessed to a horrific murder of Emma Lavinn, a wealthy Swedish woman, whose dismembered body was found packed in a trunk with Gould and his wife upon arrival in Marseilles from Monte Carlo. He detailed stabbing Lavinn once, then dismembering and packing the remains, with his wife aiding in the concealment.
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Marseilles
France
Vera Slater
Gould
Mmne Lavinn
Monte Carlo
Goulds
Ding
Gould Hal
Emma LaVinn
Erin
Avallee
Second Thaw murder trial likely to wait for January term
In New York on August 18 the second trial of Harry K. Thaw for the murder of Stanford White is not likely to occur until the January term. The information emerged at a conference between Thaw attorney Martin W. Littleton and District Attorney Jerome.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Martin W. Littleton
Thaw
Jerome
Slight Alteration Affects Will And Prescription
A Chicago News item quotes a patient speaking to a physician about a legacy in his will. The doctor, pausing over the prescription, proposes a minor change, implying a long acquaintance and a humorous dignity in medical and legal matters.
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Athens
Wald
Chicago News
Blues Disorder Often From Liver Health Ailments
Salem dated August 12 report notes drops are looking fine and community health is good. Mrs Dora Albertson visited by Mr and Mrs M L Phillips. Phillips killed a large rattlesnake in Albertson yard, length four feet one inch and seven arms around body. Soldiers of the 25th Infantry, a Brownsville riot group, caused disturbance on Barbary Coast last night. several arrested for disturbing the peace. The unit from Presidio will ship to the Philippines on the transport Crook.
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Salem
Mra
M. L. Phillips
Dora Albertson
Meauviseo
25Th Infantry
Brownsville
Axtea Pollos
Wighteon
Presidio
Philippines
Crook
Protracted Services and Local Social Weekend Notes
Itema from Connore Comprons and J H Ayers announce protracted services at the place this week. W C Alexander of Greenwood is home for several weeks. Roy M Abbott of Gastooy returns home this week to cheers of friends. Minnos Elio Ole Morgan with Aston and Standley open this week with Barker family. Miss Janie Davis of Walhalla visits relatives this week. Miss Bunta Smith of Gentral visits Miss Selma and Vonta Marott. Miss Katie Abbott hosts a birthday party at her home Friday night. Miss Roos Hunsinger of Rock Hill visits homofolka. Mr and Mrs J S Colley of Walhalla visit Marshall Abbott yesterday.
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Ray
J. H. Ayers
Reva
Walter James
Georgia
F. Abbott
W. C. Alexander
Greenwood
Roy M. Abbott
Gastooy
Minnos Elio
Ole Morgan
Aston and
Standley
Barker
Misa Janie Davis
Walhalla
Thin Place
Mian Bunta Smith
Gentral
Misson
Selma
Vonta Marott
Mins Katie Abbott
Misa Roos Hunsinger
Rock Hill
Homofolka
J. 3. Colley
Marshall Abbott Yenterday
Visiting professors and local church singing school begin
Prof J H Lyles of Whetstone visits a friend and attends services with Mrs Neal Macaulay and children. Prof MoD Baker of Pickens, Dayton VA graduate, starts a two week singing school at Qomeress Baptist Church next Monday August 19. Summer coughs and colds yield to Bess Laxative Cough Syrup containing honey and tar with no opiates. Children like it. Pleasant to take. Its laxative helps mothers. Hoarseness and coughs improve quickly. Sold by Dr J W Bell Walholla W J Lunnoy Seneca.
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J. H. Lyles
Whetstone
Neal Macaulay
Mod. Baker
Pickens
School of Music
Dayton
Qomeress Baptisl Church
Bes
J.W. Bell
Walholla
W. J. Lunnoy
Seneca
One-Tegged Man Has Twenty-Eight Children in Texas
Port Lavaca brief notes a ten-pound boy born to Key Abraham Ruebush a Methodist minister tied to a sixty five year old man famed for long service and wartime wounds. The clergyman claims twelve sons and sixteen daughters from two marriages and expresses desire for more children despite his age and past injuries.
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Port Lavaca
Texas
Key
Abraham
Ruebush
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