House Rejects Senate Salary Rise For President
Washington Feb 24 The House rejected Senate provision to raise the Presidents salary to 100000 amid an open debate on the legislative bill for appropriations The conferees defended their report as leaders sparred over increases for the President Vice President Speaker and judges The vote on the salary item was 17 to 102 in the House Also contains a pasted anti deafness advertisement text.
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Washington
House
Senate
Messrs. Underwood
Alabama
Clark
Missouri
Monars
Bingham
Pennsylvania
Gillett
Massachusetts
Livingston
Georgia
Local Notes from Ramsay's Creek Feb rain and old medicine book
Feb 22 Ramsay's Creek reports heavy rainfall. Sloan Fendley visited Piedmont recently, D A Smith moves to a new home near Crows Roads. A Philadelphia medical book describes herbs and remedies including tobacco warnings, grass roots, and shocking views on coffee as food. A card of thanks from Mr and Mrs J B Calley expresses gratitude for community aid. Return school rolls list honors, with teachers noting attendance and deportment. Simple remedy for la grippe touts Toley's Honey and Tar as safe for coughs.
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Ramsay's Creek
Sloan Fendley
Piedmont Racentiy
Atternoon
D. A. Smith
Crows Roads
Philadelphia
Sramp Creek
Mises Stella
Mary Alexander
Janie Barker
Smith
Binet
John Alexander
Miké Masele Smith
J. J. Alexander
Jd. A. Robertson
Salem
Elikha Alexander
Little River
Kate Lusk
Toacher
M. Walker
Co. B
Silver gray fox skin by frightening fur in one night
A Philadelphia North American dispatch reports a man, M. J. Murphy of Stamford Connecticut, claims to produce silver gray fox skins by enlisting a mat wed hound dog to terrify ordinary foxes. The method allegedly turns the fox white overnight, enabling higher market value. He plans to expand his supply of foxes and hound dogs, and notes experiments with minks failed.
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Philadpiptita North American
Paays
M. J. Murphy
Stamford
Conn
Murphy
Nike
Danville Neighbors Update and Local Moves
Danville residents report slow farm work due to heavy rain. Hilsha Smith and family visited Thos Sizemore of Danville. Sizemore plans to move into a new house on the Koo-Wee river bank opposite W. M. Holten. W V Holden will open a new stock of dry goods and groceries. William Sizemore went to Greenville, planning to stay. Mathe plans Greenville residence. Isaac Barnes and Ed Malden head to Asheville for summer cordwood work with Canton Mohmon Mbre Co.
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Famera
Hilsha Smith
Hetr
Thos. Sizemore
Sizemore
Koo- Wee River
W. M. Holten
W. V. Holden
William Sizemore
Greenville
Mathe
Isaac Barnes
Ed. Malden
Asheville
Ghammon Mbre Co
Canton
Courtyard killing shocks Midland mob scene
A fight ended in the Midland courthouse yard as M T Malley shot and killed A Ogle who had been indicted for assault. The incident occurred in a mob atmosphere near the court, with Ogle reported dead instantly. Further details or charges were not immediately clear.
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Midland
Texas
W. A. Ogle
M.T. Malley
Court House
Ogle
Axssantiine Balloy
New Cotton Statistics Law Spurs Senate Review
Washington February 20 Much debate centers on a House passed bill authorizing the census director to publish stock statistics of baled cotton in the United States. The aim is to curb speculation and provide reliable data on available cotton for producers and manufacturers, with reports due November January and March firsts each year. The measure, estimated to cost no more than 30000, moves to the Senate for consideration. The notice also includes a local item about social visits, schooling, and upcoming events in Stamp Creek.
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Washington
House
United States
House Census Committee
Senate
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promotes Female Health
Women troubled by distressing ills peculiar to their sex may find relief through Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges trust in the remedy to restore health and well being.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Minneapolis
Minn
Auro
Lydin Fy
Pinkhan
Mre
John G
Moldan
Second St.Northy
Minneapolis, Minn
Examination plan for West Point recruits at Clemson College
Wyatt Atken laments low applicant numbers for Annapolis and West Point. He cites district indifference, education gaps, and lax standards, proposing three consecutive college-site trials at three mile colleges to boost applications and scholarship averages while stressing thorough prep and sustained effort.
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Koowee Courter
Clemson College
Annapolis
Hays
West Point
Three Mile
Coas
Clemson
Woast Point
Annapolla
Chen
Wyatt Atken
Hold Your Hold On Cotton Cooperation Announces Unified Stand
A fragmented call urges farmers and merchants to unite to stabilize cotton markets. Leaders warn that delay risks repeating past failures as suspicions threaten cooperation and a new push to align with the South and broader markets. The message stresses joint action, avoiding agitators, and building a solid front from the South toward the world.
Chicago crusade for curfew to curb juvenile delinquency
South Chicago launches a citywide effort led by ministers, merchants, priests and police to curb juvenile delinquency by enforcing curfew hours. A committee will oversee nightly patrols of nickel theatres, arcades, parks, and confectionery stores guiding children home and urging parental duty. An unrelated ad notes Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder issues.
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Chicago
Foley
Bright's
Mabetes
JW. Bell
Walthall
Stoneaypher Pharmacy
Westminster
Funeral Oration Silence at Hone Gap Cleric
The Rev. Daniel Boxxott Leneb an aged Hone Gap clergyman was told of his impending funeral. He delivered an address where he spoke prayers and reflections, then his records were read again. Relatives and his family congregation prepared to hear his final words beside his grave.
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Daniel Boxxott Leneb
Hone Gap
Vento
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