Pendleton Farmers' Society Elects Officers and Plans History Reprint
The Pendleton Farmers’ Society met in its farm hall and elected J. Sirbling as president B. Harris vice president W. Harris secretary and treasurer C. J. Nowmat of Clemson College corresponding secretary B. H. Sadler and Rev. K. G. Findley as chaplain. The president reported about 88 living members out of 160, with 80 new members added and eight old members present. A reprint of the society’s old history was ordered, plus a complete history with member names and records, to be ready by the next meeting. The society owns a building valued at 40266 with three rooms below rented to the post office and telephone exchange, generating income and a reserve in the bank. Honorary members named include Z. Y. Drake Jack Tindal E. McTye Williamson and Aaron Boggs. The society, founded in 1816, claims to be the oldest active farmers’ society in the United States and possesses a rare 112-page volume, published in 1820, now held by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sociey
Oveta Roll
Ita
Telephone Exchange
Z. Y. Drake
Mieleboro County
South Carolina
Jack Tindal
Clarendon County
E. Mc- Tye
Williamson
Aaron Boggs
Pendleton
United States
John L. North
Joseph D. Gaillard
Liver Troubles and the Golden Medical Discovery Cure
An advert describes a tired or torpid liver as indicating general malnutrition and advises starting with digestion and nutrition. It promotes Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non secret tonic that improves digestion, boosts gland secretions, and restores liver activity, listing symptoms like bitter taste, coated tongue, poor appetite, headaches, and stomach distress. It warns to avoid hot bread and to use the remedy consistently until vigor returns, claiming medical endorsement and known composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Deafness Cure by Constitutional Remedies Promoted
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and cannot be cured locally. It asserts catarrh as the cause in nine of ten cases and offers $100 for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with circulars and Hall's Family Pills advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Druggista
Tasik Nn
Hall's Family Pills
No Money for Southern Schools Now
Washington on February 25 trustees ruled that Peabody educational funds totaling over 2.8 million dollars will not be distributed to Southern educational institutions this time. A later proposed distribution is planned for November with a New York meeting. Secretary Green and fourteen Southern states would receive the fund eventually, while the Peabody Institute in Nashville would likely obtain about 1 million dollars.
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Washington
Peabody Educational
South
New York
Green
Peabody Institute
Nashville
Finances of the State Show Overspending by Comptroller
Comptroller General Jones announced that estimated appropriations for the year will exceed income by about 180,444 dollars. He notes that even with a 5 mill levy the state would run deficits, while tax receipts from ad valorem and indirect taxes barely cover rising expenses. The eight-year trend shows a half‑million dollar rise in appropriations, with last year adding Hampton monument and Jamestown expansion costs not covered this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Hampton Monument
Jamestown
General Assembly
Joe Colimbo
Oldest Living Man Claim in Anderson County Revealed
An Anderson County report from Pickensville recounts Hammond, claimed at 108, born 1769 on Sam Warren’s plantation, as the oldest man alive. He describes serving as a Confederate soldier and throwing up breastworks, with remarks on education and race. Neighbors note his resilience and memory, while the story includes local color and dated references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Mall
Pickens Pancorning
Trimumiun
Hammond
Negro
Vicking
Anderson
Hossya
Anderson County
Sam Warren
Warren
Alfred Neal
Col
War
Neal
W. A. Neal
Darkey
Col. Non
Pickenaville
Lawrence Neal
Joe B. McGee
Mr. McGee
Oldest South Carolina citizen dies at 134 in Haywood County
Frederick Monnor, famed hunter and trapper of the Blue Ridge, passes away at his Haywood County home aged 134 years, 14 1/2 months. Also notes a 26 February report from Columbia on the state dispensary wind-up, its commission, and taking formal charge of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlot
Frederick Monnor
South
Blue Ridge
Haywood County
Columbia
Annal
W. J. Murray
C. K. Henderson
John McSween
Avery Patton
B. F. Arthur
Dr. Murray
Arthur
Rotterdam Wreck Off Hook of Holland Claims Berlin Crew
A violent gale drove the Rotterdam with 141 aboard onto a sandbank near the Hook of Holland at the Maas entrance. The Berlin broke apart in mountainous seas near the northern jetty. Rescue attempts failed as the ship sank, with 60 crew members said to be English from Harwich among the lost.
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London
Rotterdam
Berlin
Dooyland
Hook
Holland
Maas
Bow
Helpln
Harwich
Gold and Silver Output in United States Reported
The Geological Survey and Mint report for 1906 show gold production at 4,265,742 fine ounces valued at 88,180,700 and silver at 56,101,600 fine ounces valued at 94,221,076, totaling 122,402,676. Gold value rises 7,716,000 from 1904 while silver output falls 1,581,000 ounces though price gains add to value, offsetting the drop.
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Geological Survey
United States
Geological Burvey
Buréau of the Mint
Special Announcement on Pure Food and Drug Law
Notice states Fi ng Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the Pure Food and Drug Law since it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sda
Bishop Edward Fitegerald Dies in Hot Springs
Hot Springs Ark February 21 Bishop Edward Fitegerald Catholic Bishop of the Little Rock Diocese died at St Josephs Infirmary tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Edward Fitegerald
Little Rock
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Schedule of church services at Walhalla
A compact list of weekly services for Walhalla Baptist and Walhalla Lutheran churches. It notes Sunday morning services, evening meetings, and rotating preaching at St John’s and other local chapels, inviting residents and nonmembers to attend and bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhalla Baptist Church
G. H. Judd
Parton
Evenlog Union
Walhalla Lutheran Church
St John’s
Gnowiman
Partor
Fintend
Boptiah
Lam
Soho
Englion
Papen Churok
Freal Yeas
May Interest You On Kidney Trouble Cure
A damaged notice promises a remedy to kidney and bladder issues and related social complaints. It cites direct contact with someone and a two day treatment claim, with vague references to health improvements and an appeal to readers. The fragmentary ad copy mentions various doctors and testimonials without verifiable details.
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Kole
Roy Case
W. Bell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Panilalon Farmers’ Society
Pendleton Farmers’ Society
J. ©. Siribling
B. Harris
Harris
C. J. Nowmat
Clemson College
B. H. Sadler
Ibparlan
K. G. Findley
Ohap. Tain
Ave W
Moore
Greenville
Partners’ Union
Burmars’ Cotton Union
Southern
Cien
Snow Liment Co
Wadba Alla Drug Company
W. J. Lunney
Senroa
Metiphin
Renamee Wi
Tata “Boon Itis
Wahalla Drag Co
W. J. Lan
Boneea
Commission
Alwerys
Ballard
Mia
H. Runyon
Stan- Barry
Bailard Snow Liniment Co
ST. Louis, MO
Walitalla Drugco
Shnkoa
Castoria
What Is
New York City
Earl
Poruere iginia-Corps
Bales
Richmond
Vas
Mortgik
Ve. Durham
M.C
Charleston
Balvlindte
Atlasta
Chayacrasuiane
Ten
Ghurgh
Bethel
Walshalla Pregbyterian Church
W. Thrown
Altointhents
Gushisna Sere
Walhalla Gircuit
M. E Church
Hey
Hitmiro
Laurel
Program OF Union Services
Ferening
Tks
Woll
John Burrougha
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