Bryan backs Gov Wilson in public jotter
The jotter shows Willan J Bryan praising Woodrow Wilson for his stance in the Harvey-Waltersen affair. Bryan argues Harvey’s support did not help Wilson and instead drew scrutiny, highlighting the clash of viewpoints and questions of Wilson’s candidacy and sincerity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan J. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Harvey-Walterson
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Col. Jarvey
Col. Harvey
New Jersey
Col Shrevey
Ornor Wilson
Wison
Col. Marvey
Colt Harvey
Bia
Harvey
Annaninsos
Resolutions of Respect from South Union Local 2
January 20 19th century local union unit adopts resolutions mourning the death of a sister and wife of T S McLees. It extends sympathy to the bereaved family, offers assistance, and directs copies to county papers and preserved records. Signed by T J Marett president and Milton Stigton secretary.
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South Union Local Union
Hialmonsly
T. S. McLees
Sorow
Comfort
Congote
Union Brethren
Heather
Mini
T. J. Marett
Milton Stigteton
Orangeburg County Residence Burns in Suspected Fire
An early Wednesday fire destroyed a residence in Orangeburg County. The home belonged to Myanie Me Cham Wy Wik for dewtyoynd by Mee. A card with a coffin illustration and a threatening note was found near the home, and investigators traced a suspect to a person named Chatpoy. Authorities have placed persons under Kaplelon as the investigation proceeds.
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Dan
Chamory
Che Homao
Chatpoy
Kaplelon
Late Confederate veteran Robert Wilson found dead
Salem January 26 special. On January 20 Robert Wilson 71 was seen in Salem remarking he did not feel well. He was found dead near the road Saturday at about 1 pm. He served four years in Orrs Rifles Company C Civil War. He married Harriet Lusk in 1862. she died about ten years ago. A Christian Salem Baptist church member, he is mourned by family as old veterans pass on.
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Salem
Robert Wilson
Ben
Rutledge
Wilson
Oconee County
Company C
Orr
Rifles
Harriet 2. Lusk
Salem Baptist Church
Pastors and selections imply new Baptist leader at Tabernacle
Letters indicate Dr Len Broughton of Atlanta may be succeeded by Dr MacArthur as pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist Church. The World Baptist Alliance president is set to oversee duties in Russia and Baptists worldwide, with the congregation favoring the change.
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Atlanta Journal
Len G. Broughton
London
Looker
Christ Church
Chiveh
Atlanta
Len. Broughton
Baptist Talernache
Houghton
Na Howe
Tabernacle
Broushton
oMeersa
da. Broughtout
MacArthur
Russie
Baptists of
World i
Ruaalit
Wilsslen
WisaMlee
Mms
Mhveas
Jadoran
Agricultural guidance and committee funds in 19th century notice
A fragmented agricultural plan urges deep seed beds 10 to 12 inches, smart crop spacing, and intensive tillage. It recommends high soil nitrogen, winter cover crops, and efficient tool use. A committee is named to raise funds for erection of a memorial and lists several members and associates.
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Abun Bo
W. le Verner
Wally W. A. Grant
Silom
ALM, Brown
Mountelis Ie
A. W. Glantillat
Sarwon AR. Zachary
Sences
Say
B. J. Cole
Westminger
W. P. Anderson
Wes
J.P. Stribling
M. G. Molland
Local Item Notes From Tron Townville January Update
Fragmented OCR item lists names like Bessie Bruce Annie Marion Day and Manley Sith. Mentions someone returning home, Panhandle Texas, Home Hospital, and a person named T. W. Spearens with weeks of absence. Unclear details and multiple broken phrases.
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Townville
Bessie Bruce
Annie
Marion
Nas
Manley Sith
Panhandle
Texas
T. W. Spearens
Fragmentary local notices with names and events
A garbled Sunday paper item lists names such as Martled, Jon, Miss Matile Cox, and George Mia Lewis with scattered phrases about a new son, a home, and a weather incident. The text mentions DeOW, T. Hant, and Foley’s Honey and Tar as a medical note.
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Jon
Methodist Parson Conic
Miss Matile Cox
George Mia Lewis
Guy Woo Paw
Hon. Tra Toner Opinion On Supreme Court and Governor
Fragmentary statements by former Chief Justice Jones now governor on judicial appointments. He argues distance from political influence, warns against manipulating judges, and emphasizes constitutional duty while criticizing current leadership for delays and alleged failures to reveal motives.
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Tra DB
Jone Caste
Justi Supreme Court
So Hina
Appara Lal
Jones
Op Mee
Mose Ar Wonio
Judes
Teamy de Polot
Tam
Far Roward
Dunn
Youngest Professor Teaches at Emory College Georgia
Hmory College in Oxford Georgia reports 18 year old George T. Loeb of Wilson, Alabama serving as a full professor of Trallan. Despite hidden status and a cosmopolitan dorm room, Loeb teaches real college professors in a class once kept secret as the “Dago Club” before it surfaced.
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Hmory College
Oxford
Hmory
Geo
Leahr
Wloronee
Hily
George
Trallan
Loeb
J. Allen
Shanghai
Atlanta
Hhn
Collegiolorentino
Florence
Paria
Dresden
Lochr
Atte
Lo Nist
Lowir
Lovisr
Setvedel
Emory
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Crow at Mount Carmel church
Mrs Elizabeth Crow died at her home near Jocnsace on February 27, lying in state before funeral at Mount Carmel Baptist Church the next day. Survived by children Nancy Talley May Patterson Chapman Cash Crow Salem Jocnssee and other relatives. widow of Tanner Crow. She was a devout member for 25 to 30 years and loved for her kindness. A bereaved friend notes her faith and charity.
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Zabeth Crow
Jocnsace
Fanne Wry Tso
Mont Cariel Baptist Ehurch
Nancy Talley
Salem
Mya
My Patterson
Florence
Texas
Chapman
J.T. Cash
Mra
W. R. Albertson
Clemson
W. R. Crow
L. Crow
Johny M. Crow
T. A. Crow
James Crow
Farmers Discuss Reducing Cotton Acreage and Fertilizer Use
The Farmers' Union pamphlet argues against cutting fertilizer per acre to reduce cotton. warns reductions may shift crop risk to western growers and depress prices locally. It cites regional practices, soil fertility, and high grade fertilizer as keys, urging continued use for yield and land rebuilding.
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South
Texas
Oklahoma
Loulatana
Mivalsalppi Delta
Alabama
West
Whea Deboyer Ee Bees
Tye
Wrinco
United States of America
Georgia
Europe
Parmars’ Union
Hlighard
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Gov. Wilson
Nebraskan
Wilaon
Nevaimel
Witkon Hohet
Orangeburg County
Dr.ke
Gough
Voley
Miher
Washington
Kansas
Foley
Bell
Walhalla
Baptist World Alliance
Broughton
Wood
Aas
T.W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
Kaward
Mele
Wade Arnjatron
Woolbright
Abbevilte
T. Hant
A ‘al
Ial
Ite Py
Gover
Ine
Hoy
Elizabeth Crow
Dow
Hoge Hidettins
Walla
Patie Ihomy
Dean
Well Vv Hive
Moss
Anseth Sultavan
DA Vandiver
Wathalla
Madison
Hinstein
Benkoa
Wreaziad J. Wonya
Adams
Seneca
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