Prosperity Seen Again in York Area Buyers Show Confidence
Prosperity appears to return as buyers from western states attend fairs and shows in New York. Merchants report no local oversupply of manufactured goods and expect a strong year, though crop outcomes remain uncertain due to weather. Experts note unusually steady buying for an election year, with cautious optimism prevailing among traders and manufacturers.
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Rotel
Tutu
Avery Trail
Wenly
Houaia
Ron
Frederick D. Berard
Metschant's Association of
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Eyldenes
Cotton seed meal cited as feed alternative at Louisville meeting
Farmers heard from Judge Hammond and L C H Hayes among others on using cotton seed hulls and meal to cut costs and backstock nutrition. They noted cotton seed meal can replace part of corn in rations, with price comparisons showing meal at $23 a ton versus corn at high per-bushel prices, urging stations to provide feeding guidelines.
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Loulayville
Henry Hammond
Augusta
L. C. H. Hates
Texas
South Carolina
Clemson
Hammond
Corp
St. Lam
Lamborne
Castoria and the long Mexican conflict headline
Fragmented OCR text recounts Lemoraillo Sonora Mexico on June 1 amid a 120 year war with Yaquination and national allegiance issues. It mentions mass exile, the Mas Nitfon crisis, and a shift toward peaceable Mesiean citizens as a potential future outcome.
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Lermoaillo
Sonora
Mexico
Mentenit
National movement urged to keep Americans on farms
President Roosevelt pushes a rural life revival to curb urban migration. He backs promoting farm living, curb alien immigration to cities, and urges education in agriculture. Secretary Wilson supports a national agricultural paper and high school extension, while immigration officials steer new arrivals toward rural areas. The plan promotes irrigation and land reclamation to make farming profitable and independent.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wile Poway
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Giles
America
Farma
Cites
Tiedeatehat
Meg
Champion Cotton Chovt Report From Anderson Daily Mail
Sam Power reports a remarkable tent performance by J P Billaby a Rock Mills farmer. Mr Busby aged 60 leads a group of men. He works for the fove of t more from perpetual seeesatty. Seven acres stand thlined and three in bale days. The speaker declares it a county record likely to stand.
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Anderson Daily Mail
Sam Power
J.P. Billaby
Rock Mills
Busby
Petual Seeesatty
Those Chinese Servants and Their Curious Ways
A magazine piece lampoons Chinese servants in American homes by recounting anecdotes of greed and mischief from Pasadena and Son Angelo. One cook demanded higher pay, quit after a dispute, and left a pantry in chaos. Another cook decorated a church sale cake with the inscription Dont go to the Devil From the Robinsons, prompting a family meeting before the cake was auctioned to a tourist.
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Pasadena
John
China
Canton
Teaus
Soa Ang Welea
Quong
Robinsons
The
Cured Hemorriagon of the Lungs by Soley's Honey and Tar
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana recalls years of severe lung hemorrhages. After failing with several physicians he began Soley's Honey and Tar, reporting his lungs now sound and recommending the remedy for advanced lung trouble. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as stopping cough and healing the lungs, with a note to refuse substitutes and that it is sold by all druggists.
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Weltes A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Soley
Foley
Robbery on Virginia steamer during night transit
Robbers on the packet steamer Virginia arrived in port with a crew of travelers sleeping. They entered through transoms using hooks to snatch goods. Frauke Gonurant of Washington DC and J I Laurant of Knoxvilles Tenn were among the heaviest losses, with money and jewelry taken. police suspect a routine riverboat thief ring.
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Giipous
Virginia
Vahilles
Ronma
Long Stoke
Frauke Gonurant
Washington, D. C
J. 1 Laurant
Knnx
Ciem
Patent laxative syrup claim from Dyoraburg writer
W J Ward of Dyoraburg Tennessee declares a laxative syrup a thorough practical remedy for constipation and offers his reference. The note, likely an advertisement, states the product is sold by all druggists and praises its effectiveness without hesitation.
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W. J. Ward
Dyoraburg
Tenn
Oil Fueled Warships Turning Point Says British Explorer
Major J R D Graham and J D Henry, British experts, arrived in New York en route to Canada to study Dominion oil fields. They predict oil will soon replace coal as naval fuel, noting Britain's and Europe’s shift toward oil burning warships and the efficiency gains, with major ships already converting and future vessels expected to run on oil within years. A study of Canadian oil would bolster Britain’s navy in wartime scenarios.
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J. R. D. Graham
J. D. Henry
Canada
Dominion
New York
St. Louis
Graham
Great Britain
Barner
Nelda
Ayaco
Company Walen
Britain
Alphabet In Bible Verse and Local Trial News
The London Globe notes a claimed Bible verse acrostic in Ezra and Ezra the priest, while a local trial report from Pickens County covers a judge jury verdict involving Mrs Oflu Newton, a teacher accused of cruelly whipping a student. The case draws countywide interest as final outcomes loom.
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London Globe
Artaxerxer
Ezra
Heaven
Pickony County
Ofluth
Newton
Indy
Mickens
Pickens
No Show in Mississippi Court Mirth Turns to Tense Trial
In a Mississippi courtroom packed with Black attendees, a case unfolds as a Black defendant fights a circumstantial theft charge. The district attorney spins a dramatic tale of a hog, blood, and a Christmas visit, while the defense emphasizes racial bias and justice. A final outburst echoes the headline phrase as the crowd reacts.
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Missiasippi
Taylor-Trotwood Magazine
Canod
Nan
Toit Jones
Col. Smith
Smith
bin Akin
Jim
Nfe
Tessa de Landt
Roe
Juniper Bradley
Juniper
la Smith
Sofie
Dia
Tul- Ink
Kenolt Wehtud
Wanted Second Hand Bags and Wurlip for Freight
Classified notice offering purchase of second hand bags and wurlip in any condition, location, or quantity with Treight paid. Mentions Richmond Bag Co. in Richmond Virginia and lists multiple periodical offers and premiums including Keowee Courier and weekly journals with various one year subscriptions and premiums.
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Treight
Richmond Bag Co
Richmond
Three Papers Offer For One Fifty Annual Rate
A local promotion advertises a three papers a week plan for 1.50 yearly, combining The Keowee Courier and Charleston Semi-Weekly News and Courier. It touts Keowee Courier as a top county paper in Oconee and highlights the Semi-Weekly News and Courier’s Wednesday and Saturday publication with South Carolina news and Asia related dispatches. The offer promises two strong papers for less than the price of one, aiming to attract current readers and new subscribers.
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Charleston
News and Courier
Keowee Courier
Koowee Courier
Oconee County
South Carolina
Nowa and Courier
Nowa
Winthrop College Scholarship and Entrance Examinations
Winthrop College announces scholarship and entrance examinations to be held at the County Court House on Friday, July 3 at 2 pm. Applicants must be at least fifteen years old. Scholarships worth $100 cover tuition. vacancies awarded to those with highest average. Interested applicants should write to President Johnson for examination blanks. catalogues available for the September 16, 1908 session.
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Winthrop College
County Court House
Pa. m
Johnson
Johnson, Nc Ao
Train Schedule No In Effect April 12 1908
Rail timetable from the Blue Ridge Railway Company lists the 1908 April 12 effective schedule with departure and arrival times and station stops for the RES route.
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Blue Ridge Railway CO
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