Farmers' Union meeting urged by South Carolina reformers
Widespread call for farmers to attend Greenwood meetings in South Carolina Dashed by warnings about fraudulent farm papers and fertilizer schemes. editors urge farmers to price crops themselves, resist manipulation by powerful interests, and demand truthful information from farm publications. W. I. Anderson and J. B. Pickett organize local outreach, with discussion of fertilizer frauds and the need for educated farming.
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South Carline
Mae
Carolina Farmera Pyer
Cotton Assosiation
Agricultural College
Youn
South Carolina
Patines
Unlan
New Strawberries and Dodder Trouble in Alfalfa Fields
Rural New Yorker notes new strawberry varieties Cardinal and Abington promising large, firm berries and good crops, while other berries like Dicky show potential. warns against dodder weed on alfalfa and outlines clean seed and seed-saving practices. Also discusses manures and their effects on crops, and mentions insect control for oyster shell bark louse in trees.
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Kimball
Chementa, Ouch Am Murt
New Yorker
Jonse J
Joseph L. Hilla
Vertont
Preventable Consumption Dated Health Advice
A New York Tribune summary outlines key facts about consumption. It states infection spreads via germ laden saliva, can be prevented by disinfecting spit, and notes lack of heredity with emphasis on environment and behavior. It warns that tuberculous patients are infection sources and advises hygiene, open air living, and avoiding contaminated items.
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Klening
Mmeludpa
Nim
Yiit
Avery
Mnante
New York Tribune
Fresh Air Cabinet Aids Patient Sleep In Sanitary Trials
A collapsible fresh air cabinet designed to supply ample ventilation for patients is illustrated. It features adjustable curtains at both ends, a lateral expandable frame to fit windows, weather strips, and a bed support brace with thumb screws. The device aims to regulate air flow while reducing drafts and exposure.
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Posure
Wong
Fire destroys Gulf Compress Company cotton plant
The Gulf Compress Company plant at Argenta Arkansas was destroyed by fire on July 17. Two thousand four hundred bales of cotton valued at 149,416 dollars burned. The buildings and machinery valued at 85,000 dollars. O Hanson of Atlanta is president of the company.
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Ark
Gulf Compress Company
Argenta
O. Hanson
Atlanta
Big Crop of Corn Promised for South Carolina
A South Carolina crop forecast touts the largest corn harvest in state history as the Williamson plan gains supporters. E D Smith of the Cotton Growers Association credits the plan and asserts farmers using Williamson’s method have yielded well, signaling large production this season. A Denver visitor recounts a humorous miscue about a missing fork at a Kanone ranch lunch, prompting a playful exchange about stirring coffee.
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South Carolina
E. D. Smith
Denver
Kanaan
Annual Singing Convention at New Bethel Baptist Church
The Annual Singing Convention will meet at New Bethel Baptist Church near Oakway on August 3rd and 4th, 1907. D Mann will preach the introductory form on Saturday at 11 o'clock a.m. All singers are invited. J F Morton, President. Norton Cox, Secretary.
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Bear Oakway
Anguat 3d
D. Mann
J. F. Morton
Norton Cox
Three Papers a Week for $1.60 Deal Featured
A newspaper advertisement promotes a trio of South Carolina papers in a clubbing offer. The Keowee Courier is praised as a top county paper in Oconee, while the Charleston Semi-Weekly News and Courier is lauded for its world news via Associated Press dispatches. The combined subscription price of $1.50 per year aims to attract both existing readers and new subscribers.
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Tony
Chemlat
Terriory
Farronra
Charleston
News and Courier
Keoweo Courier
Keowee
South Carolina
Memorial monument seeks Civil War veterans names from parish
The Nation Cons and Daughters of the Confederacy at Oconge Monument Association requests local residents to submit records of polchers and kin who were killed or died from war effects before the surrender. J W Holloman will collect letters and communications.
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Nation, Cons and Daughters of the Confederacy
Oconge
J. W. Holloman
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