Colton Growers Convention Recommends Cotton Reforms
The Colton Growees Convention in New Orleans recommends reducing acreage and loss of use of fertilizers. It will adopt bonded warehouses under local control to hold cotton and improve storage and handling.
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Colton Growees’ Convention
New Orleans
Revolt in Russia Sparks Riots and Army Crackdown
The Sunday protest in St Petersburg escalates into street clashes as troops fire on crowds. Rioters demand reforms from the government but are met with mass arrests and a brutal suppression. The article warns of a growing crisis threatening the monarchy and echoes a plea for mercy and change.
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St. Peteraburg
Suniay
Palacv
Buniboda
Revolutionlata
Straeta
Shacoms
Russia
Wandarele
Roger Xo Guray
Chiese
Milanca Funds and Harrow Parish Election Notice
Fragmented OCR notes reference Milanca Funds and Honiley Taduity with unclear names and a public election context. Mentions orphanage, a church, and a polling date near March 11 to 13. Contains multiple garbled phrases and names, suggesting a local notices page item.
Muddled notice from Louisvilla event hints at future show
A garbled OCR notice fromLouisville Kentucky announces a city event on June 14 and 15. It mentions officials and a planned parade or portrait event with unspecified participants and future naming terms.
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Mickio
Rennin
Loviaville
Chait
Matters in the State Senate. January 24 summary
In the State Senate discourse, most bills remain in committee with about a dozen of the 114 on the calendar deemed generally applicable. A vagrancy law amendment was killed to avoid peonage concerns. A bill to create a State Confederate infirmary was proposed with a $6,000 initial appropriation.
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Columbia
Editora
General Assembly
Judiciary Committee
Brooks
Greenwood County
Senate
Supreme Court
Chartera
Savannah River
Abbeville
J Hays
Joyot
Oconee County
South Carolina College
Avery
County Board of Education
Superintendent of Education
Wsfb
Trusteeu
Truntoon
Popular Anderson Minister to Marry
The Rev Mr Damos of the Content Presbyterian Church in Anderson plans to wed Miss Verna Voter, a well known Columbia social figure. The ceremony is set for January at the couple’s home with friends and family expected to attend.
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Anderson
J. Fe Joma
Couteal Proabytacian Church
Ohio City
Colimbie Unis
Thonday
Mee
Mrady
Golnmbin
Mba Emily Fontoe
Aftar
Dantos
Thote Frianda Ab
Lb. Qabone
Alain Street
Thin City
Misa Vornue
Columbia
Andereon
Damos
Frisnia
Leio
Mintetar
Content Presbyterian Church
Letter from Representative Sheldon on Columbia affairs
Letter from J D Sheldon dated January 21 reports busy committees and bills, including a calendar crowded with measures and a bill on treat pansers advancing if Senate agrees. It notes adjournment sine die on February 1 and Sheldon’s absence until February 18 or 20. Describes asylum inmates, penitentiary tours, stockade, dispensary operations, and a warehouse fire causing $1000 damage. Smallpox in Columbia. several deaths among women. All delegation in slow health. vaccination underway. Sheldon hopes to report Monday.
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Columbia
House
Senate
Joshua Andley
Churadlay
State House
Wnsen
Verner
J.D. Sheldon
Notice of Death and Church Resolutions in Walhalla
A local Walhalla church and Sunday school publish resolutions mourning the death of Rev. James Michal McGuire. They honor his faithfulness, express condolences to his widow and orphans, and vow to publish the resolutions in the county paper. The document notes his work against evil and requests a memory page in church records.
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James Michal McGuire
Bro
McGuire
Choiat
Walehalla
Quonce County
Ala Ani Darkenume
Guy Joss
Water-Power Site Offered at Valhalla Tract
A fifty foot waterfall on the A. G. Stapel land near Valhalla is offered for sale as an undeveloped water power site. The property, valued at 1500 to 2000 dollars, may attract a water power factory investor. Interested parties may contact J. D. Cappelmann at 40-48 Broad Street, Charleston, S. C. January 18, 1905.
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A. G. Stapel
Valhalla
J.D. Cappelmann
Broad Street
Charleston
For Sale Cabbage Plants by Towles and Son
Sale notice offering Early and Late cabbage plants grown in open air near salt water. Price $1.50 per 1000 plants with discounts on larger lots. Plants packaged in light baskets and shipped COD if no cash accompanies order. Towles and Son Meggetts S C and Towles Arnett Green Pond S C advertise guaranteed satisfaction.
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Truskorn
Salt Witer
D. A, Towles & Son
Meggetts
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