Cotton crop set to reach record high, government reports say
Government condition reports project the 1906 cotton crop to exceed all prior U.S. yields, potentially reaching about 14 million bales if weather remains favorable. May 26 projections show 198 pounds per acre, with dry, hot conditions threatening key regions and market prices in New Orleans noting possible price rebounds.
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Bret Kainda
New Orleans
Tia
Avery
Carolin
Okhihoma
Texay
Miksianippi
Lewisiana
Weather and disaster notes across midwest states
June 1 reports extreme heat with seven deaths and numerous prostrations nationwide. Indiana tornadoes caused crop and property damage. two farmers killed. Kection storm in Detroit area left two dead and hundreds of houses destroyed. Cited ad promotes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy available locally.
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Cifeage
Middle States
Gairo
Nashville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
San Tecivnapollis
Indiana
John Powers
Here
Mehmning
Oscar Keller
Lyons
Staunton
Bruca
N. Marrigou
John ‘Crosby
Frank Crafton
Church of the Brethren
Remembering a reformer who aided rural children
The piece honors Sholor Monted Sishiaie leader who worked for years for the Rural School Improve Ment Association. It praises her patience and perseverance, noting she helped many adopted children and pushed reforms nationwide despite challenges. It lauds her dedication to improving education for needy children.
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Welles Mara
Mina Marye i. Sholor
Sishiaie
Joh
United States
Felder Letter Attacks Governor in South Carolina
The Atlanta Constitution republishes a sensational open letter to Governor Blease by Thomas Felder, accusing him of grave misdeeds related to state dispensary dealings and political conduct. The piece notes additional letters alleged to be sent to a mayor and references payments and alleged inadequacies, with Felder challenging Blease to legal action in U S courts and promising bond to expedite litigation.
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Atlanta Constitution
Cole L, Blease
Thomas B. Folder
South Carolina
United States Court
Cole
Felder
United States
Atlanta
Weither
Blease
Nice
Newberry
Col. Felder
Afania
Thong Gh
Mloase
Gol
Chaon
Folder
Col. Pelder
Southbrollin
Hleaso
Columbia Daily Record
T. B. Felder
Cale
Walder
Compalsa Fonds
Colimbia
Innes
Beldor
Melod
Witt Bey
King’s New Life Pills Aid Constipation Relief
An OCR fragment touts King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation and indigestion. It claims fast relief, improved digestion, and healthier bowels. Strong entities are not clearly present due to garbled text, but references imply a patent medicine advertisement.
Remarkable act of courage saves boy from rattlesnake
Melvin McClain, about 10, rescued after being bitten near his ear as he crossed a lake in Kingetree last Saturday. He killed the venomous snake, opened its body to remove the bite, and, aside from slight swelling, recovered. Weather and political notes follow with brief local items and public notices.
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News and Courier
Kingetree
Evar
Melvin McClain
Storm
Dr Hines to Attend National Medical Association Meeting
Senea reports Dr Hines and daughter Miss Newey will travel west to California and to the National Medical Association meeting in Los Angeles. The piece notes local events including school programs, a jungle-themed Monday program, and a busy week with lectures, recitals, and community gatherings.
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Dr. Hines
National Medical Association
Severa
Hon
Cary
Alm
Benoit
Urnek
Mra
Misa
Carrie Hanter
Jrmalice
Maty Virgina King
Graenyile
Mary Julia
Refi
Pinta
High Bridge
Alethea Bullenger
Texas
Missignippi
B.A. Hines
Mias Newey
Wirtglveet
North
Misa Carrie Hunter
S. J. Dendy
Denjay
Ramsay Holleman
Misa Norma Gigatlini
Collera
Columbia
Mra.t
Edward Striping
Gordon ‘Odd
Warner
North Carolina
K. Dendy
Mish Trelon Mant
Ar Wathalia
Ming Vora
J So Bribie
Thompson
Witte
Westminster Westminater Defeats Seneca In Close 4–0 Game
Westminster notes a 4–0 victory over Seneca last Wednesday in a close contest won from start to finish. The paper also reports London style local updates including football results, community visitors, errands, and social notes from Westminster, Walhalla, and nearby towns.
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Westminater
Westmiinater
Seneca
Wala
Wealminster
Greer
Westminster Man
Beason
Loys
Centark
Pho Attingr
Almmerimnan
Naylor
Whitton
Simpson
Dillard
Moon
Goxy
Groots
Satthas
Mhoxe
Goulies
Wathalin
Walhalla Taut
Avon By
Lafi
Walhalla
Alan
Nike
Mercer University
Missen Dora
May Haley
Danville
Mina Dora
May
Mavett
Marear University
Macon
Aleson Deasle
Dora Dooley
Wair Play
W. C. Marett
Baltimore
A. P. Marett
W. CG. Mason
Lavonia
Clemson Gallege
Westmeter
Wy Aist
J. FL
Stonecypher
South Carolina
Qearpeli
Cray
Inshieas
Massey
Greenvills
Ming Fannie Hawking
Qeonen
Hero
Misa Dickson Tag
Grant and Wife
Townville
Religivey
Trionda
Hoo Bates Must Hang For Spartanburg Murder Case
Spartanburg judge set July 21 as execution date for Hoo Bates after sanity review by a Columbia commission found him sane. Solicitor moved for resentencing. Judge Watts ordered the delayed hanging. Attorney Blingarne Wilson plans to appeal to the Supreme Court on grounds of after discovered evidence.
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Spartanbirg
Aweb
Joe Dates
Wilderer
Docla Rotter
Tr. Habuook
Columbia
Pra
Dar Roy Ndi Italo
Unie City
Wihtoy
Thiy Solteitor Ous
Bates
Watts
Blingarne Wilson
Bupremue
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C.W
J.E. Banknight
Burper Cror
Mt. Teat
Rene
Fletcher
Castoria
Mrulis
Gor Tabor
Falder
Blwasa
Huby
Deviroy
Tom Groathy
Tab
Signea
van Murky
von Addrex
Peenelig
Locton
Boy
Snakh
Riplies Repute
Chamberlain
WCAL
Senea
Ned
Lawte ‘Phroe Nunawayn
Hoo Bates
Wis
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