Senate kills bill to abolish Commissioner of Agriculture office
Jan 27 vote 22 to 0, Senate rejects proposed abolition of the Commissioner of Agriculture Commerce and Industries. Debate highlighted fiscal savings, continuity, and who would oversee agricultural and immigration functions, with proponents arguing revenue stays and costs drop if moved to Clen son College.
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Cohuuhin
Commissioner of Agriculture
Conmercce and Industries
Senate
Strait
Waller
Clenson College
Aftice
Sullivan
Dong Mor
Carlisle Spok
Qany
Clenson
Benator Sullivin
Hardin
Hard
Weston
Dabar
Hils
Fretory
Banda of the Communaatoer
Charleston youth urges race track bill at legislative hearing
A January 20 hearing before the Senate and House committees on a Charleston backed bill to allow a race track drew testimony from youth representative Ma Mein and Osborne of Spartachin, with supporters highlighting economic benefits while opponents warned about gambling and poison risks. The debate featured Charlestonians presenting arguments for the track and stressing monetary and community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Columbia
Senat
Ma Mein
Osborne
Spartachinu
Aiaar
Ainorwandss
Saul Candee
Heoleman
Agen
Home missionary boards push church consolidation plan
A 1920s survey shows many small towns lack churches or faith groups and three to four rival churches, if any, hinder healthy growth. Leaders urge rural church collaboration to map needs, study districts, and coordinate missions across Arizona Utah and other states, aiming to unify efforts and reduce religious fragmentation.
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New York
Rocky Mountain
Tey. Ry
Breed
Presbyterian Board
Rural Church Department
Arizona
Uti
Sermon at Tat Ghyige Dablist Convention Promotes Blood Tonic
A preacher at the Tat Ghyige Dablist convention delivers a sermon using small sheets of paper as a pulpit prop. The concluding hymn leads to a chant about keeping blood pure with a medicinal product named Blood Bitters, advertised amid exhortations for health and vigor.
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Micon Pelegrayh
Cat Leones
Charlton Meeting Divided Over Track Issue at DSM Package Vote
Local business leaders at Charlton debated the race track and DSM package. Speakers including Mr Mrekimiga stressed restraint in betting and sports wagering. Representatives from religious groups and the Methodist Conference backed a substantial vote in favor of the DSM package amid opposing business sentiment.
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Neers
Civise
Mrekimiga
Charlton
Viley
Krekman-Osborne Dsm
Methodist Conference
Fire Losses in South Carolina December 1904 Debited by Commissioner
Insurance Commissioner reports total fire losses across 46 counties in December amounting to 109091.87 dollars. Major causes include careless handling of matches and smoking, defective electrical wiring, and rubbish accumulation. Noted items cover residential, commercial, and farm properties with many line items and scattered totals.
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Nown
Courter
South Carolna
Wade
Tisurance
Monster
Pho Canses
Nuibar
Aif
Ana
Mrs Kate Shelly Hero of Honey Creek Mood District Dies
Kate Shelly of Molngoon Bridge Des Moines river fame died at her home near Roone Town after surgery for appendicitis and illness from Haight's disease. Once she crossed a flooded Des Moines river bridge on hands and knees to lay a plank, earning a medal and funds from the Iowa Legislature and the railroad.
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Roone
Jil
Kate Shelly
Honey Creek
Molngoon
Des Moines
Miss Shelly
Molnsona
Des Moloes
Whitecago & Northeastern
Iowa Legiata- Nyro
Hatchcock to Leave Cabinet as Taft Faces Rift
Washington Jan 20 A fast developing situation signals that either Frank Hitchcock will exit the cabinet or President Taft will remove his secretary Miles. Weeks of bitter feud between Hitchcock and Miles have deepened as Hitchcock pressures for control of pre election efforts. The friction rose after Miles backed Murray New as chairman at the national committee meet, against postmaster general and Governor John T L of Mathewo, amid government ownership disputes. The outcome hinges on Hitchcock retaining support. retirement is predicted if he cannot command full backing.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Charles BD. Amles
Taft
Mllebenek
Hilus
Hilteheaels
Hiilles
Megatt
Hifles
Mitchcock
Murry
Miles
John Tnl
Mathe
Nasionat
Taft Stoom
Illes
National Committee
Filles
Wtehcock
Wiehcock
Hitchcook
Foley's Kidney Pills Promoted For Health Claims
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Pills claiming to cure backache strengthen kidneys correct urinary irregularities build worn tissues and remove uric acid to prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. A rural doctor story about a misadventure while visiting a patient appears in Cappinetti's Magazine with a humorous remark about leaving wells alone.
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Bright
Z. W. Bell
Walualla
New Root Juice Cure Claims Citywide Excitement
Atlanta reports streets buzzing over a claimed miracle tonic, Root Juice, said to ease stomach and kidney disorders and rheumatism. Testimonials from local residents recount rapid relief after limited use, with several households praising improved appetite, sleep, and strength.
Commission Heworth Towne Dignitary Report Details Disputed Funds
Commission Heworth transcript outlines 61 page printed report from Towne dignitary commission led by James Stackhouse and others. It covers expense accounts, alleged obstructing actions, and a $7,600 fund distribution tied to a court case. Board hints funds may revert to the State and calls for a broader dispensary affairs review. The document documents names and tensions surrounding the legislative inquiry and related consequences.
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Jolimibla
Dan
Jhames Stackhouse
Wallace
UL Domintck
I Taney
Ir Phamson
Anse Hoyds
Tyonie
Molden Ia
Hilonal Diayosneronten
WY L Mtierny
Avery Datlou
J. Stealrk
Mlonse
Tel
Tg Pata
Huconelvaton
Buch John
Long Creek Boats and Local Names Reflect Weekend Visit
Long Creek boats. Lons Crovte, Jan. 92, Spooints W. I. Barker of Mhomson Ga. apon t he week-end with tia motiior the law, Mes, WoL Mirii, and among other relatives and friends. The Sie Thon of St and Mra, Joh Wilbuntes has been conthed to his bed With phonmonia Vic final week, Ja convalescins, Anwel McCrackin of allen Cole. has been visiting Me and Mra John Whelft, Te was heartily greeted by li many friends jaro, Mise Tolle PHIMPhA, Who Jd teach ing Kehoo Al Crows Toads, was with homefolks Saturday and Sunday.
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Lons Crovte
W. I. Barker
Mhomson
Tia Motiior
Mes
Joh Wilbuntes
Phonmonia Vic
Anwel McCrackin
Allen, Cole
John Whelft
Jaro
Mise Tolle Phimipa
Kehoo
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Wrak Argument Lott Racing
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Alicente A
Anerson
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Barnwell
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Berkeley
Cherokee
Chester
Chesterfeld
Charenton
Colleton
Dillon
Dorchester Tee
BO Widgeneld
Iwalenerd Ee
Florence i Ata
Georgetay Igen
Greenville
Greenwood
Kershaw
Lancaster
Acluaibh
Lexington
Ad Marton
York
Veroine
Foley
Doctor
Mace
Cappinetti
Pagia
Visib
Wve
Mot
Pricon
Fego Books
Orm Jan
Ditachiona
Kale Works, Inc
Mashinordy Continental Building
Chiedyny Monadnuk Block
Nad Ante Bulling
Potash
WLM
Conte de Agpouy
Avlanta
Safferera
Montis
Seay
Howe
Wilson Gaines
Western Avenue
Central Railway of Georgia
Gaines
Wisease
Teast
Bassinger
Wim Street
Macon
Hohn
Mra
Mattie Colautti
Cromley Street
Root Jules
Tam
Ona P
Atlanta
Tun Laboratories
Mort Wayne
Ind
Indie Keston
Rook Jujce
Worl Wayne
Wil
Heworth
Ansel
Hyow
Voller
Thomas
Atra
Nancy Mf
Manson
Maiminrg
Long Creek Boats
Cardus
Norman
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