Farmers Union calls for South rallies and Atlanta meeting
National President C. S. Barrett urges local, county and parish unions to meet on January 8 and 15, with a grand rally in Atlanta on January 22 at the Capitol. The plan aims to grow membership, outline yearly action, and unite state presidents and directors in shaping 1907.
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Atlanta
Barrett
Miners’ Educational, and Co-operative Union
South
Farmer’ Union
National Board of Directors
State Capitol
C. 8. Barrett
Atwater
Farmera’ Union
Capitol
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Fragmented OCR strip with unclear news theme
The readable text is severely garbled and reveals no coherent event, names, or places. It contains stray phrases and nonstandard wording, offering no definite人物, organization, date, or location to summarize into a factual news item.
Investigation of Block Signal System by Interstate Commission
Washington January 4 The Interstate Commerce Commission reached an agreement to investigate the block signal system on the Southern and Baltimore and Ohio railways in light of recent collisions and derailments. The inquiry proceeds under a 1906 congressional grant authorizing report on block signal systems and automatic train control nationwide.
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Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Southern
Baltimore and Ohio
Inter-State
Com Merce Commission
United States
Curad of Lumbago And Roosevelt Address Mixed Dispatches
A fragmentary 1903 letter from Curad of Lumbago praises Ballard's Snow Liniment for quick relief and notes sales by Valhalla Drug Co and W. J. Dunney. A presidential message to the Senate discusses Brownsville violence by the Twenty-fifth Infantry, condemning the conduct but lacking proof of the culprits or their punishment.
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Curad
Lumbago
Canman
Chicago
Sol
Gottle
Ballard
Valhalla Drug Co
W. J. Dunney
Seneca
Roosevelt
Senate
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Texas
Ilo
Paniah
Miles' Heart Cure Advertises Weak Heart Remedy
An old time medical ad explains heart weakness as stemming from tired nerves and muscles and promises Miles' Heart Cure will strengthen them. It claims relief from palpitations pain around the heart and breathing trouble, with a guarantee and refund if not beneficial. The copy mentions Miles Medical Co in Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Fife
Miles Medical Co
Elichart, Ind
Tragic Rock Island Train Wreck Kills 34 Mexicans
A wreck on the Chicago Rock Island line near Volland kills 34 Mexicans and incinerates 80 more on the south bound train while a north bound train carries 32 Mexicans and five Americans in its smoking car. Fires from gas tanks and trapped passengers hindered rescue as authorities note most fatalities occurred in the south bound car after emergency brakes triggered a rapid stop on a steep curve. A tramp, a Black porter, and a laborer accompany a Mexican work gang among those killed or missing.
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Topeka
Eno
Jan
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Volland
Thia
Orr Ae
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promotes Cure and Relief
A period advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cure not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marino and Cheney brothers, claims the remedy works internally by blood and mucous membranes, and notes price and availability from druggists along with testimonials and a note on Hall's Family Pills.
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Hall
D. Cheney & Co
Propa
Toledo
F J. Cheney
Walding
Kinnan & Marino
Cotton Manufacturers Association Meeting in Spartanburg
Spartanburg January 2 The South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association met this afternoon with many mill men present representing most spindles in the state Capt E K Smythe of Greenville presiding A memorial calling for a marriage license birth registration and compulsory education laws was prepared for the Legislature The group discussed immigration urging state support for immigration work and favoring a state appropriation for it
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Spartanburg
South Carolina
Capt. EK
A. Smythe
Greenville
We Association
Bryan Signals Presidential Candidacy Clarification
In Topeka Mr. Bryan indicated he had not ruled out a presidential bid and did not intend to dismiss the idea. He criticized certain National Committee members as not good or clean and said he did not care to see men like Roger Sullivan from Illinois on the committee.
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Topeka
Bryan
National Committee
Bryan Kalil
Roger Sulliyag
Ilinois
Mysterious line about money and mountains in Wy Holt
Fragmentary verse asks what money means to you and references Rocky Mountain and airdrawn line. Reader limited by incomplete OCR leaves hazy person and place.
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Rocky Mountain
Retrospective and Wreath of Seneca Courier Reflections
In Seneca on December 31 the writer, longtime Courier correspondent, laments the town’s fire wrecking the Palmetto Home and Oconee Inn, praises local merchants and staff, and urges aid to the needy as Christmas fades. The note recalls past editors and asks for renewed communal charity, while noting a railroad commission meeting in Columbia addressing depot lighting, toilet facilities, and schedule compliance. Miss Nell Brooke Way elected to mount the secretary post.
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Seneca
Yonras
Suns
Wm. C. Keith
Col
Robt. A
Chriatman
Jeremiah
Palmetto
Dence
Oconés Inn
Monora
Hunt & Harper
Lona
Leslie Stribling
Luther A. Moore
Mia
Coleman
Atra
Anderson
R. M. Richardson
Toombos
C. H. Ellison
Griff
Ellison's
Jins Young
Palmetto House
Town Loafer
Ave
Cary
Railroad Commission
Columbia
M. Sullivan
T. Canyghmgn
Nell Brooke Way
Mtonographiry
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No clear event or names readable. The fragmentary text mentions a group or person but provides no verifiable details to form a factual summary.
Local notices honor Shucklin and Stribling families
Bounty Land items note deaths of Capt. J. L. Shucklin and James Paul Stribling and correct misreported burial site. The piece lists surviving Shanklin relatives, visiting kin from several states, and community moves and visits. Also mentions a Christmas tree at Bounty Land and local social updates. Also a medical notice promising refunds on Ley’s Honey and Tar.
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Boanty Land
J. L. Shucklin
James Paul Stribling
J. P. Stribling
Capt. Shanklin
Richland
Jimtead
Rock Springs
Gus Shanklin
Clemnon
Shanklin
Anderson
Edgar Shanklin
Formar
Lome
Frneat Smith
Clenion
Arthur
Davie
Winston-Salem
Grover Davie
Ernest Pickett
Atlanta
Jay Gilliaan
Greenville
Clifton Elton
Birmingham
Als
Afyn
Woolbright
Bright Hitle
Oakway
William Bruce
Lownville
K. Bagwell
A. M. Pickett
Mae Milam
Sandy Spring
J.B. Pickett
James Doyle
Cherokee County
Texas
Mia
Amanda Rateledge
Valhalla
Jasper Doyle
Doyle T Oo
Rhodam Doyle
Willian Doyle
Mies Martha McDonalde
Mies Maude Hillaon
Lucy Wilson
J. L. Smith
Thaa Hoan
Thia
Adame
Townville
Glijah GlUsson
Richiani
Thos
Hubbard
Thait New Hall
Rink Lumpkin
Will Cary
Sondon
D. A. Perritt
Misa Luize Perritt
Oaleway
Ant
Oakway School
Pension Office Notice for January Applications
A notice from Oconee County Pension Commissioner J. W. Holloman states auditors will be in the office each Saturday during January 1907 to receive pension applications. Those on the roll may attend. township representatives will report names of deceased or removed pensioners for 1908. The County Board of Deductions meets the first Monday in February 1907 to act on new applications and hear complaints.
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County Board of Denesions
Feruary
J. W. Holloman
Ponason
Oconee County
Tyner's Dyspopala Remedy A Cure All Stomach Trouble
The ad promises Tyner's Dyspopala Remedy cures dyspepsia indigestion and stomach troubles, relieving gas and bad breath. It claims quick relief, with money refunded if it fails, and offers free medical advice from Tyner Remedy Co. Augusta Ga. Also notes a Christmas season with fine weather and slower railroad freight delivery.
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Patna
Tyner
Tyner Remedy Co
Augusta
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Farmers’ Union Bureau OF Information
The
South Carolina Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union
Stions
J.C. Stribling
Pendleton
America
Association
C. T. Goodwin
C. Diy
J. W. Boll
OLIN
Westy Youalz
Gavedling
Businese College
Aeon
Cary Whites
Walhalla Drug
Luunay
Seueca
Shmond
Virginia
Carolina
Bounty Laud
M. Gillison
Mex
K. H. Smithwon
Weattminster
Broadus Bagwell
Kim Alacor
William Stoyed
Williamaton
Pav
Gilligan Lea
Clemaon
Paulias Thorough
Foley
J. W. Bell
Tyher
Wineardus
Aidmas
Chattanooga Masuitina Co
Chattanoogs
Tenn
Clevenger
Bellerview
N.C
Ataahle
Cardus
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