Corn Growers Meet At Oakway On Fertilizer Methods
The Oconee County Corn Growers Association met May 21 at Oakway to hear Clemson College professors J. N. Harper and D. Barrow discuss improved farming methods. They urged soil preparation, crop rotation, home-made fertilizers, and nitrate use, stressing moisture storage and seed selection for better corn yields.
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Seneca
Oconee County
Harper
South Carolina
Barrow
Andrew Rewiden
John W. Sheter
Rapp
Holland
sHevny
Reyniitibe
Pra
Fragmented OCR notes on a murder case and trial details
The text records disjointed fragments about a legal case, a shooting, and alleged connections to a penitentiary. It mentions a person departed from a location, a grand jury or judge, and various names and places in a garbled report. The overall sense is a crime story with unclear sequence and unidentified actors.
Was Avant Fig To Kill A Greenville Landmark
An unsettled report circulates about the Ruth Crisp Bigham case at Marevels Inlet last September. A relative of Avant claims Avant confessed planning the murder, hired by Bigham to kill his wife, and expected payment. The account quotes tears of pity as the fatal shot was fired, and notes the assertion came from a trusted source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and Courier
Georgetown
Ruth Crisp Bigham
Marevel's Inlet
Avant
Bigham
Aod
Viethin
Submarine Rescue Efforts Urged After French Vessel Sinks
Calais France May 27 The French navy pins hopes on forts and divers to raise the submarine boat Pin Vince sunk in a collision carrying 27 men. At night 1000 sailors and officers worked to raise her with divers reporting at 5 00 this morning that imprisoned divers heard ragged noises from the vessel.
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Calais
France
Cranthe
Pin Vince
Seyler Declared Not Guilty In Atlantic City Murder Trial
The jury acquitted William Seyler of the murder charge over the death of Dane Adans on the mile Hon-Wolar pler at Atlantic City. The crowded room erupted in cheers as the verdict was announced, and Seyler shook hands with jurors in gratitude.
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Mays Landing
William Seyler
Dane Adans
Jurgien
Compton Henial
Fragmented OCR story about unclear events and people
Readable fragments describe a confusing scene with named terms like Macedonia and various names. The text hints at a final moment or confrontation, mentions a wife and a father, and references a location or group named Thay WH pin and Daal AH WHET. Details are garbled and few clear facts remain.
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Ceutantis
Macedonia
Little River May meeting and local farming notes
May events at Salem with no alcohol reported and farmers busy despite wet weather. Families like Alexander and Cantrell visit, Miss Maud Alexander stays at home for health, and local church services led by Rev. C. L. Craig. Barn raising features logs hewn on the ground and a 16 by 20 two story building, with social meals provided by Mrs Reid and others as the community shares news and plans for crops and cotton prospects.
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Little River
Sy Wis
iWetly
Salem
Tno
Alexander Ant
Christopher
Gus
Dudora
Tom Owens
North Rolina
J. Breedlove
Whitewater
B. A. Perry
Maud Alexander
Newry
Thomas Alexander
Maud
Janes Cantrell
JS. Cantrell
Keowee
Ao. Valley
Oliver
Er Hr
C. L. Craig
Kate Lusk
Elisha Alexander
Mars Hnl
N.C
Robert Alexander
James Madden
Alexander
Uptland
Alesander
Red
Mrs. Reid
Mra Wo HL Tak
Mannie Danewa
Reid
Guy
Deported Miners in Durham Georgia May 26
Twenty five Taian miners accused of illegal acts at the Lookout Mountain Coal and Coke Company yard were forcibly deported by state troops sent by Governor Brown. They were escorted to the county line by deputies and sheriff, with a promise not to return to Durham.
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Durham
Inthia
Lookout Mountain Coal Ail Coke Company
Triad
Chia
Sherr Gering
Walker County
Cidekampa
Daphin
Fragmentary OCR notes on Creonville Tallders supply Co
The legible parts mention a Grotonville or Creonville supplier and a storage and warehouse facility operated by Kelly's, with references to a battery or artillery term. The text is highly garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or individuals.
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Creonville Tallders' Supply Co
Kiame
Kelly
Jewelry store burglary hits Anderson Mall district
Thieves broke into a jewelry shop on Parks or West Benson streets overnight, stealing watches, chains, rings, and clocks valued at about 200 dollars. A panel was pried from a back room to access the front, suggesting a youth or small person acted. Several second hand watches, some repaired, and a box of rings plus other pieces were taken. a number of cheap items were left behind. A few clocks and watch chains were seized, with the most valuable watch displayed in a show case. The incident was reported with debris and a note on local health matter included unrelated ad text.
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Anderson Mall
Elm, Parks
West Benson Street
Freely Institute
MedDutte
Marion Owens
Me. Parks
Yale
Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers' Association 140th Convention
Colimbian Heads Cotton Seed Men, Little Rock May 27. Officers for the ensuing year were elected. Practical selection of New York City as next meeting place and adoption of various resolutions of importance were features of the close sessions yesterday. BF Taylor of Columbia DC elected president Bo Stelling of Sherman Texas vice president Major Robert Gibson of Dallas secretary and treasurer.
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Little Rock
Oficers
New York City
Interstate
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
BF. Taylor
Columbia
D. C
Bo S. Tellin
Sherman
Texas
Robert Gibson
Dallas
Treasur
Will leaves estate to Princeton graduate school memorial
Probate Court records reveal Isaac CL Wylan of Salem died recently leaving about 10 million dollars to Princeton University’s graduate school as a memorial. The will notes “Tasting affection” and mentions Meg Einmann passing at age 82 last Wednesday.
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Salem. Mare
Isaac CL Wylan
Salem
Hia Eelate
Graduate School
Princeton University
Mr. Wyan
Megeinnan
Negro Shot by Constable After Attempted Assault
In ort Mi May 26 Will Ross aged 20 was shot in the right fang while fleeing police near Charlotte after attempting to assault a young white woman at her home north of Fort MI. The shooting was by a local constable who fired as Ross fled. The victim is alive but in critical condition. The woman sister and father reported the attack and called for help. Ross’s capture followed at the back door as the family alerted authorities.
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Will Ross
Minatta
Charlotte
Kort
Ross
Hoe
Alam
Ross Shipuid
Castoria and crop outlook notes in era paper
The notice mentions Castoria use for infants and cites Missick returning home to Statesville while Elkin and Paul Garrett inspect prospects for the 110 crop of blackberries. They forecast a fine season, plan 2000 pounds of berries, and note processing into juice for shipment to Norfolk, with no intoxicating content.
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Winston-Salem Journal
AK Missick
Statesville
Wilkesboro
Elkin
Paul Garrett
Weldon
Dlackberview
Missieltye
South Carolina named battleship sets new depth record
The South lure Hina battleship breaks a high speed depth record as one fin exceeds two Wits per hour during target practice. The ship, linked to the Catherine site, heads the list ahead of rival Jdtho and yurt eos as crews focus on torpedo handling and firing drills.
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South
Hina
South Carolina
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Pyke Dudtelal Waterer
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Greenville
A.W. Bell
Greenville News
Ure River Bridge
HO Koventment Armory
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David Lopez
Charleston
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J. Ralph Swvith
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Richmond
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Meman Hate
Tichmond
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Anderton
Toei
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Totton
Seyler
Howes
Wiekilite
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Sticedonin
Scott
Kaine
Chamberlains
Martin
Chanson College
Valu
Cortright
Atlantic
Pacific
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Parks
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Seneca Mharniys
Clemson College
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