Beaverdam Association Union Meeting Agenda 1907
The First Division union meeting at Camerous Baptist Church on Saturday and Sunday June 20th and 80th 1907 features devotional exercises by Rev G L Craig enrollment of delegates and group talks on deepening religious interests mission obligations and fundraising. Speakers include Rev J H Stone E P Wood Noah Tollison F M Cury Rev J H Clark TR Ns Symes Rev 0 S Blackburn J R Earle Newton Driver A F Marett TD Poore Jamon Smith with Sunday school addresses and a full delegation from district churches requested.
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Beaverdam Association
Camerous Baptist Church
Tane
G. L. Craig
Speskere
J. H. Stone
E. P. Wood
Noah ‘Tollison
Ita Mom
F. M. Cury
J. H. Clark
TR. Ns. Symes
Blackburn
J. R. Earle
Newton Driver
A. F. Marett
T.D. Poore
Jamon Smith
A. P. Maret
Reclamation drive covers arid U S lands and resettlement
An 1902 Congreve law enabled irrigation schemes across eight towns and 10,000 settlers on desert lands. Railways and canals opened vast regions, with 60,000,000 acres irrigable and potential crop value rising. A proposed bill targets overflowed lands in multiple states, claiming 60,000,000 acres reclaimable and huge economic gains, enough to house millions. The text also includes an unrelated medical ad for kidney tonics.
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Congreve
United States
Congress
Inez
Arkansas
Indiana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New Jersey
North Carolina
South Carolina
Fragmented ad and court note from early local papers
The page mixes misquoted advices and a legal blotter item. It notes fourteen merchants in Roanoke Plead guilty in Federal Court last week to selling vulgar post cards and were fined 25 each. It includes patent medicine claims for Ming's Dyspepsia Tablets Haley's Kidney Cure and late 19th century medical ads.
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Morchanta of
Roshoke
World's smallest mother Mrs Shaw of Richlands Mo
Mrs Shaw, 71, of Richlands Missouri, claimed as the world’s smallest mother at 27 inches tall and 82 pounds. She has three children, one still living, and two grandchildren. Her married life is described as happy and she remains active and lively at age 71.
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Minnig Shaw
Richlands
Abe
Shiw
Shaw
Abe Fa
Survival of the fittest theory sparks radical marriage proposal
A Boston physician Dr Andrew Christian, thirty, argues for state overseers to screen potential marriages by physiology and ancestry. He says only mentally and physically fit should wed, and that some infants with deformities should be kept from suffering through death with caregivers. He cites drastic societal reforms to prevent degeneration.
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Boston
Andraw Christian
Back Bay
Mignolf
New Serum Discovered by Vienna Institute
The Vienna Sero-Therapeutical Institute announced a new antidysenteric serum. Monts led expert work since 1905 with Professor Pallant and Dra. Doerr and Kraus. Forty cubic centimeters of the serum reportedly cure within days, rivaling antidiphtheria serum. Russians reportedly used it in the recent war with Japan with excellent results even in severe cases. The institute had labored to perfect the discovery.
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Vienna
Sero-Therapeutical Institute
Aineo
Pallant
Dra. Doerr
Kraus
Japan
Institute
Forest Lumber Boom In Arance Lorraine Germany Declines
In the German forests of Arance Lorraine, 18 022 210 outbite feet of lumber were cut last year for construction and fuel and sold publicly. The mountains never fully denude timber over large areas as authorities mark small strips for cutting. Thick forests are thinned. underbrush and small branches are bundled for kindling and basket making. even roots and stumps are hauled.
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Germany
Arance- Lorraine
Daughters of the Confederacy Seek Confederate Soldier Records
The Daughters of the Confederacy in Oconee County request all records of soldiers killed or dying from war effects before surrender. Contact J. W. Holloman with letters or communications. Also reported is the floating body of a Black man found in the Congaroe River near Columbia opposite Richland distillery last Wednesday with no identifying clues.
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Oconee
Congaroe River
Columbia
Richland Distillery
Thaw to Choose New Counsel for Second White Trial
In New York the week of January 22 Harry K Thaw will select counsel to defend him in a second trial for the Stanford White murder on the Madison Square Garden roof. He will not use Delphin Delmas as lead counsel and will hire a prominent New York criminal attorney whose name will be disclosed after retention.
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New York
Jane
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Madison Square Garden
Thaw
Delphin Michie Delmas
Thas
A Lesson In Health Claims For Kidney Cure
Column touts kidney health and Foley’s Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder disease. Quote from Dr. J. W. Boll endorses the product as purporting to purify blood and improve overall health.
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J. W. Holl
Lunney
Sonooa
Foley
J. W. Boll
Vanderbilt University Receives Major Gift from William K Vanderbilt
The State Department announced that Chink will be released of all but actual expenses owed to Uncle Sam. The Boxer uprising gift of tyelsony ton dollars to China. William K Vanderbilt announced mother gift of $100,000 to Vanderbilt University.
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State Department
Sam Wan
Upriai
China
William K. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt University
Seven minors die in Pennsylvania mine explosion
Seven minors were killed by an explosion in a Pennsylvania mine that week, and a number of others injured. The Jamestown Exposition directors authorized a second bond issue of 700000. Richmond Pearson of North Carolina has been appointed minister to Greece and Montenegro.
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Pennsylvania
Richmond Pearson
North Carolina
Greece
Montenegro
Oysters Grow on Mangrove Branches in Weat Indies
The article describes oysters thriving on mangrove branches along southern coasts where shells are scarce. Natives fish by spotting submerged branch tips and prying oysters off, noting oysters cling to any submerged surface. It warns against unsafe medicines and advertises Totlinter Rocky Mountain Tea at 26 cents.
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Weat Ndice
Oly Tournal
J. W. Boll
Railway accident injures fifty seven at Greenwood Tenn
A dispatch from Greenwood Tennessee reports fifty seven people were hurt in a railway accident this afternoon on the Southern Railway. There were sixty passengers aboard the train, all but three injured, with several in serious condition. A spreading rail is thought to have caused the crash and a relief train was rushed from Nashville.
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Nashville
Tenn
Greenwood
Community News From South Union and Surrounding Area
The South Union column reports on local life with notes on crops, health, and social events. Mentioned are Miss Hasle Thoma at Greenville college, a factory party at Shaler's Ferry, river fishing and nearby gatherings, several residents traveling for business or visits, ongoing singing plans, and cautionary health notes. Local names include Hatile Crawford, B. M. Smith, J. J. Teo, Marshall Wiley, T. D. Marett, Joe Olymph, and John W. Sowell among others.
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South Union
Univ
Tanembatoa
Mies Hatile Crawford
Qobbo
Shaler's Ferry
Tugaloo River
Keene
B. M. Smith
D. H. Maret
Walhalla
J. J. Teo
Marshall Wiley
T. D. Marett
Westminster
Dr. Hellar
Vandiver
W. KE Cartos
Joe Olymph
Beaverdam
Jobs Sullivan
Carlton Leathers
Sullivan
John W. Sholor
Tom Cole
Comer
Jin McDonald
Cleo Vandiver
Weatminstor
Rock Hill
Pat
Abell
Seneos
W. HH. Crawford
Snonk HM
Nese Shelors Ferg
Oglendora Profa
Tocoon
Jobn W. Sowell
Layonis
Frovman Hix
Martin
Tom Taylor
Red Hill
John A. Durham
Schmitz Ousted as Mayor by San Francisco Board
Mayor Schmitz was removed by the San Francisco supervisors amid graft prosecutions. James Gallagher named acting mayor reflecting the vacancy due to Schmitz's felony conviction and incarceration. In Union County, Starks Garner, a farmer, killed himself citing despondency from family illness.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Supervisora
James Gallagher
Schmits Wan
Starks Garner
Union County
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Trhoridges
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Lillian Herkbem
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