Pleasant Grove Happenings Card with Local Notes
Pleasant Grove notes report crops improving after winter acreage plans and farmers considering higher per acre investments. Sunday school flourishes under Bxpress? supervision. Rev J J Harrell preaches at Hack Jack. local schools discuss program debates. Westminster and Wyly community efforts mentioned. Greenville bond vote of 125000 dollars favors approval.
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B. ©. Tannery
J. J. Harrell
Westminster
Hack Jack
W. J. Spearman
Wyly
Westminster Church Meetings And Local Notices
News from Westminster notes a week of Presbyterian church meetings with services at 10 am and 7:30 pm. Rev. Cartlidge misses Monday due to a ill child but is expected soon. Reports cover new home construction on Walt Halla road, rising two stories with nine rooms, and local social updates including visits and engagements. Also mentions valuable pigeon stock from Belgium and several local residents visiting or leaving towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Jane
Presbyterian Church
J. Cartladge
Nick Child
I. J. Harrell
T. Poden Anderson
Walt Halla
J. J. Johnhou
Anda Hia
Nowoat
Kageanid
Charlotte Observer
R. B Mason
Belgium
Monsier le Barron Monehwar
Belgiaum
Washington
Jouops Woptmont
Antwerp
Lee S. Ovurnco
Maou
Lucile Zimmerman
W. M. Zimmerman
Atlanta
Mian
Willie Heater
Aartanbarg
Misa Soowin Dobbin
CO. H. Stonecypher
B. L. Mitchell
Q. Moon
Monon Terrell
W. Dickson
Sallie Dickson
Townville
H. Dixon
Opinnin
Cheswell
St-Louis
Dixon
David L. Norrie
Southern Shuttle and Bobbin Co
Waynenboro
Hymen
Misa Norma Eliga
Beth Hell
Norris
Andrew M. Norris
Charle W. Garingy
Cort
Wonga
K. Dendy, Jr
Limasy
Palmetto House
Library Association
Wardlaw
K. A. Hines
H. J
G. W. Gignilliat
R. P. Clinkscales
Dra. E. C. Doyle
E. A.hines
Reva. C. Wardlaw
M. R. Kirkpatrick
A. Hines
Ming
Caldwell
Stra
J. HL. Adama
Rev. C. Wardlaw
J. W. Byrd
Trenanrer
Artite
Primhe Association
J. W. Striblin
Jesse W. Stribling
London Library Association
Joseph
Shelor
Mins
Sarah Livingston
Soneda
Portland Exposition
Yellowstone Park
Westminster News Highlights of Local Life and Changes
Westminster notices recount Prof T M Holland leaving Westminster schools for Adel Ga to lead Adel Public School, Ray Moore's illness, Parker injured by accidental gun discharge, postmaster changes, a planned June 13 town election, and community events from church services to library meetings, concerts, and charity drives with a focus on residents, schools, and civic life.
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Atarton
Weottatas
Westminator
Sallie Dickson
Fue
Peden Bros
Zimmerman
Atelanta Boveral
Atlanta Medical Col
Burts
Jay
T. M. Holland
Adel Public School
Adel
Westminster Graded Schoola
Holland
Pers Rainey Pollens
Auburn
Nashville
Youu
Peabody Normal
Mea, Wall
Mina Berta Wall
Adelin
Borrion County
Florida
Tra S. Pitts
Ray
J. R. Moore
Parker
Anderson
Mill
Darker
Chenwell Mill
Audowwon
KE. B. Ragan
Winthrop Normal and Industrial College
Rock Hill
Missox Maude
Allie Beribila
Weatminster
Miks Maude Stribling
Southern Shuttle and Bobbin Company
D. L. Norris
Norris
W. H. Feierson
Burt Mitchell
W.sh. Floater
Jane
J. K. Moora
Friat Church
J. J. Harrell
Jones
Crayton Moore
David Gouge Ir
Georgia Kid
Lavonia
Westminster
Iran
Pitta
Mins Louise Broazvale
Gaffney
Armusic School
L. D. Bearden
Greonville
Daisy William
Pitts
JW. McGee
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Government cotton report shows acreage drop and mixed conditions
New York June 2 government findings place total cotton acreage at 23,120,000 acres, down 4,610,000 from last year. The May 25 condition averaged 7.2, with state by state declines and varied crop health across Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and others. Market reacted with early selling, New Orleans mispricing, and price swings across July to December futures amid confusion over actual conditions.
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Department of Agrriculture
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Goorin
Florida
Alimalppi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkataas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahama
Indian Territory
New York
Orleana
Dying of Famine 4s in ita tormenta and cure claims
Fragmentary ad copy discusses consumption or tuberculosis as torture to victims and friends. It quotes a Maryland resident William Myers describing severe illness before claiming Dr. King’s New Discovery cured him. The text promotes coughs colds and bronchitis remedies with trial bottle offers and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Wm. Myers
Coursons
King
Retreat NewsItems Highlight Local Visits And Snakes
June notes from Retreat report visits to J. M. Harbin and Mia Milton Harbin plus Oakway sisters Lizzie and Mien May Lemmona. A large all day singing is announced for Chango on the fourth Sunday in June. James Shaw and family visited J. M. Bruce. W. J. Harbin killed a large bull snake sighted nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shaw
Westmin
J. M. Bruce
W. J. Harbin
Gonad
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