Farmers Union urges active local chapters and growth of cotton cooperative
The South Carolina Farmers Educational and Co-Operative Union demands stronger local unions, dues payment, and social events to energize members. It reviews Williamson method of growing corn, discusses fertilizer use, and notes the birth of a Farmers Cotton Union to benefit Southern cotton producers and boost regional prosperity.
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The
South Carolina
Farmers’ Cotton Union
South
King Cotton
Farmers’ Union
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promise and Offer
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure clears catarrh through internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It claims to cure in all stages and offers $1000 if it fails, with testimonials and contact to F J Ormyny & Co in Toledo Ohio. Hall's Family Pills are recommended.
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Hall
F. J. Ormyny & Co
Toledo
Von
Ballard I
Snow Liniment Co
UIS
Millionaire Roman Archbishop Leaves Million to Pope
Rome reports the death of Mgr Adamione a wealthy clergyman whose will bequeaths $1,000,000 to the Pope. The estate marks one of the era’s notable endowments to the papacy.
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Rome
Mgr. Adamione
Peary to Attempt North Pole Reach From Roosevelt
Commander Robert B. Peary will again head a United States crew toward the North Pole aboard the Roosevelt. Previous delays were blamed on weak aides from Newfoundland, and Peary now plans sled parties over 450 miles from the pole to Cape Sheridan as base. His age is 51 and his health has suffered from Arctic conditions.
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New York
United States
Robert B. Peary
North Pole
Newfoundland
Peary
Pole
Cape Sheridan
White Man Convicted of Nameless Crime
Avlanta December 20 Robert Tarn a 28 year old white man was found guilty of an attempted criminal assault on Mrs Carrie Coustock wife of a city water meter reader and cooking compound solicitor. Jury returned guilty with mercy recommendation Judge Roan sentenced to 16 years penal servitude as maximum is 20 years defense cited temporary insanity. Foley's Honey and Tar ad promotes genuine product in yellow package free of opiates.
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Avlanta
Robert Tarnage
Carrie Coustock
Roan
Seed time and saving health through prompt care
The piece urges timely planting and soil enrichment while stressing early action against wasting in the body. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as the quickest way to repair tissue loss and nourish the body when ordinary foods fail, offering a free sample.
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Scott
Death of Col Andrew Jackson in Knoxville Tenn
The report states Col Andrew Jackson, son of the President’s adopted son, died last night in Knoxville Tennessee. The piece mentions his past role in the internal revenue service and references a promotional note for Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup with a claim of gentleness and a money back guarantee from J W Boll.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Andrew Jackson
President Jackson
Jackson
Internal Revenue Service
Orino
J. W. Boll
New Officers of Washington Sworn In
Washington reports the newly sworn cabinet officers and Supreme Court justice appointments. William H. Moody became Associate Justice of the Supreme Court on December 17, and Oscar S. Straus, formerly of New York, was sworn in as Secretary of Commerce and Labor. Bonaparte was introduced as Attorney General, and Metcalf took the oath as Secretary of the Navy, succeeding Strang.
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Washington
William H. Moody
Supreme Court of the United States
Bonaparte
Oscar 8. Straus
New York
Department of Commerce and Labor
Metcalf
Strang
Navy
Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy Promises Cure and Advice
Dyspepsia signs abound from belching to sour tastes and headaches. Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy is advertised to remove stomach acid, strengthen weak stomachs, and cure indigestion. Available by druggists or express for 50 cents with money back guarantee and free medical advice from Tyner Remedy Co. Augusta GA.
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Tyner
Tyner Remedy Co
Augusta
Father of Triplets Asks About State Aid
Columbia December 20 The father T J Christopher of this state asks Governor Heyward if a state appropriation exists to support his newborn triplets. The Governor replies no such funds are available and Christopher must provide for his children.
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Columbia
T. J. Christopher
Heyward
Grain Dealer McReynolds Found Guilty of Fraud
Chicago reports George S. McReynolds a grain and elevator dealer was found guilty of obtaining bank funds on fraudulent warehouse receipts. Indictment alleges he removed about 4 000 bushels of corn pledged as security at Corn Exchange National Bank and disposed of grain valued over 500 000 dollars across several banks. Conviction carries one to ten years in prison.
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Chicago
George S. McReynolds
Mc- Reynolds
Corn Exchange National Bank
McReynolds
Count Boni's Debts and Paris Court Ruling
A Paris court found Count Boni de Castellane and Madame Anna Gould jointly liable for 89 067 francs for furniture and art. Boni must pay 126 000 francs to money lenders and settle about 450 more bills. claims totaling 1 905 665 francs were dismissed as unproven. Two other large suites will be decided next Wednesday.
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Paris
Count Boni de Castellane
Madame Anna Gould
Madame Gould
Boni
France
Dade
Walhalla Drug Co
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
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G. W. Gignilliat
Treas
Seneca Cotton Warehouse Co
John T. Moore
Farmer's Union Bureau OF Information
J. G. Stribling
Pendleton
8. C
Hoya
Tundown Fox
Williamson
Aldrich
Pops
Robert Peary
Thiain
J. W. Bel
Scott ® A
Bowne Chemists
Pearl Street
Sahigetts
New Officers of
Chamberlain's. Gough
Count Boni
Walhalla Drug Company
Hardwick
Georgia
GineAla
Macon
Kiser
M. C. Kiser Company
Atlanta, Georgia
J. W. Bell
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