Pleasant Grove Happenings in Westminster Area
Local notes report dune crops looking fine and discussions on acreage plans up 25 percent since winter. Farmers urged to cut grain by 100 per bit. W I Harbert recovering from illness. Sunday school activities noted under B F Tannery and Rev J J Garrett with Rev W J Spearman guiding Wheat crop prospects described as poor. Community debates at Wyly school home show farming behind by weeks. Greenville bond vote of 26000 passes 891 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Cropa
Aince
W. I. Harbert
Tannery
J. J. Garrelt
W. J. Spearman
Pleasant Grove
Westminster Faiths and Local Happenings Spotlight
Westminster June 7 summary of church meetings at Presbyterian church with Rev Harrell leading services, new house under construction on Wal-Halla road, community notices on weddings and births, school moves, and local social events. Includes post office change, dog ordinance, and upcoming library association activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Servicun Ore
J. Cartledge
Io Wick Child
J. J. Harrell
T. Poden Anderson
Wal- Halla
J.J. Johnson
Mra. W. Li
Eng
Government cotton report shows acreage drop across states
The June 2 government bulletin lists May 25 planted cotton at about 28.12 million acres, down 4.61 million (-11.4%) from last year, with May 26 conditions at 47.2 versus 85 last year. State by state acreage declines include Virginia 13, North Carolina 10, South Carolina 11, Georgia 11, Florida 10, and others. condition by state shows Virginia 17, North Carolina 8, Texas 91, Oklahoma 88, Missouri 84, New York 6. The New Orleans market reacted strongly as July through December futures slid after the report, with price shifts of several points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonyerop
Department of Agriculture
Neukon
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alawams
Minainsippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tongsaroo
Musouri
Oklahome
Iadian Territory
Staton
Yginla
South Carol
Alabama
Mississippi
Toxad
Arkapans
Pannosivo
Missouri
Oklahoma
Indian ‘Orritory
New York
Activo
Agaroathera
Dying of Consumption Compared With Famine Torment
A short medical advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a prompt relief and cure for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and related ailments. It claims consumption is a long torture and cites a Md patient William Myora who was cured after trying medicines and a doctor. The ad offers bottles at 60 cents and one dollar with a trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Myora
Conrsons
Tatlant
Dr. King
Local notes from Woatminater area and Change church gathering
A fragmented rural column records visits among families near Woatminater including Rotroat and Oakway, with mentions of TM Forbin, Mrs Lizaie and Miss May Terminops. It notes crops improving after General Green’s removal and a planned all day singing on the fourth Sunday in June with baskets. James Shaw and W. Harbin family visits and a bull snake killed by W. Harbin is described as eight feet long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dtark
Washington
Westumninator
About & Wook
Sallie Dickse
Nator
Peden Bros
A. Rimmarman
Atlanta
Ianta Medical College
Satfarang Burt
T. M. Holland
Adel Public Schools
Adel
Westminster Graded Schools
Holland
Perr Rainey College
Auburn
University of Nashville
Nashville
Tenn
Peabody Normal
Schoo
Aldem
Parker
Anderson
Sit
Chonwell
Andernon
Ragan
Winthrop Normal and Industrial College
Rock Hil
Tod
Miason Maude
Allie Stribling
Fadson
Westminster
K. Moore
Bay
J. Harrell
Ker Sabbath
Prews Jones
Crayton Moore
David Conger
Georgia
Lavonia
Weatminster
Pitts
Loutna Hronzeale
Gatney
Wen
L. D. Bearden
Ioonville
Mian Dalry Williama
J. W. McGee
Pleasant Hill
Palmetto House
Library Association
G. Wardlaw
Bairman
RE. A. Hines
Appakorm
J. J
GW. Gignilliat
R. P
K. A. Hines
Ming Lillian
Coldwell
Mra
J.J. Adams
Rov. C. Wardlaw
W. Hurd
Association
J. W. Stribling
Jesse W. Stribling
Sonson Library Association
Joseph Shelor
Sarah Livingston
Seneca
Palometto House
Portland Exposition
Waek
Yellowstone Park
Wil
Wishon
Retroat
Jaoo F
Lawton McLeus
Near
Woatminater
TM. Forbin Hat
Lizaie
May Terminops
Oakway
Milton Harbin
Jammea Shaw and
Westminter
J. M. Bruce
W. 1
Harbin
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Oconee County
John F. Craig
Johnson Brothers
J. E. Balknight
Lun N EY
Greenville
Ita
Charlotte Observer
RK Mason
Belgium
Monaior le Barron Moncheur
Jagopty Wortmont
Antwerp
Belgia
Lee F. Overman
Mason
Townville
J. H. Dion
Cheawell Cotton Mil
Ste Louis
Dixon
Jie li
David I, Norris
Southern Shuttle and Bobbin Co
Waynesboro
Hyman
Norma Eligie Heth Bell
Norris
Andrew M. Norris
Norris Wall
Breazvale
Spinks
Fowler
Carliale
Fort Ralfeunt
Elberton
Frank Sheldon
Farman University
A. J. Gonsett
C.F. Collier
Charokee
Electric Bittera
Mieves Ruth
Lica Unper
Limentones
May Hamilton
Snp
Gignninias
Minnie Kirkpatrick
Wornnn'a College
Columbia
Eleanor Tichardson
Conversa
Carrie Hunter
Chicora
Onsa
Charlo W. Garrigy
Lahore
K. Dendy, Jr
Fcaarantee
Tolan
Tyne Linrary
Citizens’ Bank
L. W. Eaton
Ait Koolery
Ferner Auer Ous
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society
Mra.damond McGaray
Mise Carrie Hunter
Rondornd
Madlamea 8
K. Doni
T. ¥. Stelthio
Prnbomals
Mies
Sophia Mallator
Groenville
J. F. Mo‘aray
Nia Helen Garay Ta
Ata Skens
Hy. Jamon
P. Carey
Senn
Palmetto Monte
JW. Bou
Anid
Mise Hoten
Ara ‘Iy Soneda ‘Onday
John K
Will Livingeron
Frank Martin
Lockhart
O. K. Liyioga
Boneca
Clemson College
Mika Mary Stribling
Mluuns Taln Doman
Mayde Jnenotts
U.S
Cuba
Mia
Minnia Jacoba
Houston
Novoral
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. d- Luanoy
Rotroat
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