Farmers urged to diversify as cotton outlook worries growers
LB Marrs, president of the State Farmers Union, urges South Carolina cotton farmers to diversify and question market timing. He cites speculators driving prices and warns drought, heat, and boll weevil threats risk a poor October November crop, urging education and cooperation to lift farmer power.
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LB. Marrs
Valon
Cotta Growoh
South Cyrullas
Farmers’ Union
Paulius
Jay
Price
Eatlan
Texas
Stricker
Fanners’ Reducational
Union OF Amerie
Loeb
Brea
Union Les Hot
Heaelves
Parner Education and Co-operative Union of America
Farere Educational
Co-operative Unio of America
Uist
Derinniag
Eraus
Leon
Colon
Judge Hudson Dies at 77 a Revered Jurist
Joshua Hilary Hudson 77, a noted South Carolina judge, jurist and veteran, died at his daughter Mrs W A Williams home in Greenville after weeks of illness. He leaves four daughters, including Mrs A A Urnton, and two in Bennettsville. The will be taken to Bennettsville for burial.
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Greenville
Joshua Hilary Hudson
Atateaman
South Carolina
W. A. Wiliams
Healdes
Willains
A. A. Urinton
de J. Jordan
Chester Danny
Sarah
John
Elz
Marta
Joel
Kush
Coriellae
Hla Hifaney
Dore
Dalley
Navetssy Cook Hudson
Judge Hudson
Clemson Treasury Report Reveals Trust Funds and Expenses
Clemson College trustees released the treasurer's year end report detailing income from fertilizer inspections and productive funds totaling over 105 thousand dollars. Expenditures covered fertilizer analysis, inspections across several departments, tick eradication, experiments, scholarships, and campus operations with a final balance of 112,815 dollars plus federal and other income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
Board of" Trustees
General Assembly
Coast Experiment Station
Clemson
Georgia Farmers Union flour move cuts prices statewide
The Georgia division of the Farmers Union arranged direct grain contracts with growers to ship all-wheat flour to Georgia members at 1.40 below open market, about 7.26 per barrel, with Alabama receiving similar terms. The plan aims to reduce profiteering, stabilize prices, and save farmers and consumers thousands of dollars while industry uncertainty and midstate machinations persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Farmers” Union
Atlanta
Alabama
Patten
Ue Farmers’ Union
Grady
Manmuch Ag
Great Gran
Chicago
Farmers’ Union
Unis Ear & Day
Aan
Rowall
Lbs
Indiana
J. 4. Lee
Unton
Monkey Killed Sent by Grief and Family Loss
A moody account describes a monkey’s reaction to the death of its owner two weeks earlier. The animal showed distress after the master’s death, refused food, and mourned at the funeral. Family members reported the pet’s whimpering and cultural rituals followed the funeral, reflecting deep grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motroe S. Leech
Anol
Alek
Rays of Sunshine Society Outreach Across Counties
The Sun shines on charitable groups in Issaquena and surrounding counties, detailing Sunshine Societies in Jasaquona Oceola Poplar Wagener Return Bounty Land and more. Narratives highlight baskets of sunshine to widows veterans and the paralyzed, plus the aim that giving brings joy, not charity. The piece lists society leaders and memberships, praises youth involvement, and urges kindness as a personal duty.
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Issaquena
Poplar
Bounty Land
Jasaquena
Oceola
Jasaquona Sunshine Society
Julia D. Shanklin
Lacy Burvhis
Cornelia Foster
Oceola Sunshine Society
Mish Grace Verner
Beth Coe
Peay Watson
Poplar Sunshine Society
James Doyle
Agnes McAlister
Vicw
Mamie Addis
Wagener Sunshine Society
Bessie Kell
W. W. Burley
Misa Nette Burley
W. M
F Hinwatha
Twan
Wolf Stake
Gonzales
Penpie
Robert A. Thompson
Jonny
Neville
Mya
Mis
Missing clerk sought in Tennessee embezzlement case
In Johnson City Tennessee police and detectives search for Foy W Dulaney missing Washington County Circuit Court Clerk who vanished nearly three weeks ago. Warrants issued for embezzlement with about 20000 dollars short plus similar debt. Stenographer accompanying him left town the day before and has not been heard from since. Dulaney reportedly left a note saying he would go away to seek his fortune and repay the shortage if left alone. He has a wife and child in the area and is believed to have gone toward South Arm.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Equity
Ue South
Foy W. Dulaney
Washington County
Tennessee
Dulaney
Duelaney
South Arm
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Foley
Ruggles
Reasner
Jaws
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Walhatha
Stonccypher Pharmacy
Vestineter
Gighoning Ems Watch
Con Spring
Hinvey Vouniys
Tally Tuiben
Abram Ralon
Mr. Rabon
Rabon
Tobaccs
Julien
Womahy
Martin Che
Viebring
Ernie
Holton
Erin
Noah
Liniment
Noah Remedy Co
Boston
Richmond
U. S
Atraina
Moraina
TREA
Furance
Pale Cadet
Amililaries
Academie Departmint
Agvicultural Des Hart
Chemical de Palemons
Fofstamy Engineortig Ile partMent
Millinery
Fuorg Ay Malk
Fotia Pheems
J. W. Beil
Valhalla
Stonecyphee Pharmacy
Westminster
Greenville News
Andereon
Nature Stone
Union Doing Farmers
Monkey
Oconee
Official
Tweist
Veasensee
Dean
A. B. Davis
Grocer
Sulphur Springs
Jocassee
Docasaee
James Patterson
Lewis ‘Talley
Nancy Patterson
Elian Crow
Andrew Cash
Nekens
Hailey
Pointe Re Cently
Mine Elia ‘Tailey
Julia Albertson
Merval Tailey
A. A. Whitmire
J. A. Bond
Mount Carmel
Cortright
Reneca Hardware Company
Seneen
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