Farmers Union Cotton Union promises fair prices and local control
The Farmers Union Bureau of Information urges farmers to join the Farmers Cotton Union, pay a dollar, and gain access to pricing ideas and cooperative experiments in field crops. It argues local farmers run mills, banks, and newspapers, implying broad farmer influence and profit retention.
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Armors’ Union Bureau
South Carolina Experiment Station
Ers
Farmers’ Union
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New York Cotton Exchange
Farmors’ Cotton Union
Farmers* Cotton Union
Cotton Exchange
Farmers’ Cotton Union
Warmera
Talk About Capital and cotton farmers unite for share of profits
The speaker argues that Southern farms dominate capital, exceeding all industry wealth combined, and urges farmers to organize with the Cotton Growers Union to claim a fair share of profits. He notes manufacturing capital is far less than farm assets and calls for collective action to improve farmers’ economic position.
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South
Letter from Marienbad to Luporue charms and travel notes
In a July 1906 dispatch from Marienbad and Munich, the writer details mountain rides, scenic paths ending at restaurants with orchestras, and humorous remarks about fat visitors. He anticipates trips to Munich and Lucerne, reflects on cool air, and mentions matchmaking with Americans and South Carolinians. He questions unread lottery letters from Stockholm and notes scarce news about upcoming Swiss travels.
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Ah Asuaio
Marienbad
Munich
Lucerne
Castoria The Kind You Have Always Bought Beara signature
Mount Tabor December 12 West minister receives notice of W A Singleton leaving as postal clerk on the Southern Railway between Atlanta and Greensboro. He will move his family to Westminster. J A King Southern Railway operator at Madison visited last Sunday. Willie R King works with Three-State Lumber Company. DeWitt E King attends Cedar Springs and will join for the holidays.
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Mount Tabor
Wayegret
W. A. Singleton
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Greensboro
Westminster
J. A. King
Madison
Willie R. King
DeWitt E. King
Cedar Springs
Danger In Asking Advice And Rockefeller Income
Readers warned against taking unknown prescriptions for coughs and colds citing Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure. Rockefeller’s income for the year estimated at sixty million dollars by Rogers and Archbold implies about one hundred sixty four thousand dollars per day, or over a thousand per minute.
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Foley
Rouse
J. W. Bell
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Henry H. Rogers
John D. Archbold
Rockefeller
Mount Hope Baptist Church Service Schedule Notice
Sabbath tone proclaimed for Mount Hope Baptist Church with regular services listed including Sunday morning and evening, Thursday prayer, and hospital meetings. Friendly invitation for friends of other denominations to attend. members urged to support their own church when not ill or away.
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Walmalla Baptist Church
Partor
Hy Judd
Fie
Reeves
Death of Mrs H T Garrison in Greenville and Oconee counties
Mrs H T Garrison died at the home of her niece Mrs A Davis on Friday November 1906 at 9 80 o clock aged 74 years 3 months and 15 days She was born in Greenville county August 16 1832 and moved to Oconee county about 18 years ago She was a Baptist and twice married first to J I Tarrant leaving a son J B Tarrant who lives near Sencos and later to J Garrison The relatives extend heartfelt sympathy plus an unrelated drug advertisement follows
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A. Davis
H. T. Garrison
Greenville County
Oconee County
Baptist Church
Inheritance Tax Yields 12 Million in 1902 Report
Census bureau findings show about half the states had inheritance taxes in 1902 yielding just over 87 million. Officials believe revenue from this source rose to about 10 to 12 million in the current year. The forthcoming wealth and taxation report notes at least a dozen states rely on this revenue to support state governments.
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Washington
Bureau of the Census
States of the Union
Tee
Louise Dougana Dies After Swallowing Chameleons
Omaha headline reports Louise Dougana, formerly a comic opera actress, died after swallowing live chameleons. Advertisements note her death followed two chameleons crawling from her mouth an hour earlier as physicians described her body as alive with reptiles.
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Omaha
Louise Dougana
Enormous Bond Issue Announced by Norfolk and Western
The Norfolk and Western directors announced the issue of 14 million dollars in four percent convertible bonds maturing in 1982. This amount forms part of the 82 million dollars authorized recently for the railroad's funding plan.
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New York
Norfolk and Western
Farmers Buy More Fertilizer This Year in State Tax Records
State Treasurer figures show fertilizer tax receipts total 161,788.41 dollars for the period, up from 127,282.78 the previous year. The tax is 26 cents per ton and the entire revenue supports Clemson College. December 14.
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Clemson College
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J.C. Bibbling
Pendleton
Farmers’ Union Buroau
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South Carolina
Gideon
Anderson Daily Mail
Amething
Dixie
Farmers’ Union Bureau
Anderson
Honda
Farmera’ Gona
Farmers’ Sons
Accounta
Cotton Staten
Haiaru
Alaria
Cart
Walhalla Drug Company
W. J. Lunney, Senfca
NTRIP
Europe
Switzerland
Stockholm
Castoria
Beara
Valhalla Drug Co
W. J. Lunney
Saneon
Walballa Prua Co
Orly BY
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co
Tlnuin. MO
Walhalla Drug CO
Seneca
We. J
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Heawnon
Stribling & Herndon
Rneys
R. T. Jaynes
Walhalla
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Qgonee Gluection Agency
Addrons All Communications
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J. H. Burgess
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Cvriox Owen
Mons
Bronx
Downe
EF. F. Collins
West End
Calla
W. J. Carter
Carter’s Pharmacy
J. W. Byrd & Co
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Waihellas
Ofice Over CO
W. Pitchford Co
Phout
J. H. Moore
Mike
Dispmson
Phonoa
Foleys
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