The Yorkville Hen Law Debate Prompts Farmer Prep
The Yorkville Whig urges farmers to prepare for a possible repeal of the Hen law next January. It argues crops and meat remain essential, predicts strong demand for corn and meat, and advises farmers to focus on securing those commodities while the law lasts. It notes the broader scope of the Hen law beyond food and calls for practical readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkville
Hoyer
General Assembly
Huquirer
Tmiba
Amy Cone
Taft Outlines His Policy In Inaugural Address
Washington March 4 President William H Taft outlines his administration methods in his inaugural speech. He asserts continuity with Roosevelt reforms calls for federal supervision of trusts and resources, efficiency in the army navy and immigration policy. He also addresses federal appointments and cautions about race when appointing local offices.
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Washington
William H.taft
Roosevelt
Congress Inera
Army
Nekro
Ays
National Policy Flags on Tax and Suffrage Reforms
The text reviews proposals on currency and financial law to curb speculation, a federal position for security, Panama Canal cooperation, and a new policy aiming at sectional harmony. It notes suffrage amendments and interstate liability reforms, with mentions of accident response measures and a medical device ad.
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Vanna Canal
Panama Canal
Philippines
Porto Rico
South
United States
Hank Start Tes
Price Fix at Seven Dollars Per Share Confirmed
The session of the state was fixed at seven dollars per par annum with travel expenses. Two members of the committee presented the resolution, detailing a fixed rate and the overall cost to supporters. The final agreement was reached after deliberations among officials and witnesses in Wiehinston.
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Wiehinston
Mare i
Ceayrena
Beulah sovereigen vetoes a long parliamentary bill
An archaic, garbled notice mentions Beulah sovereignty and a veto on a long parliamentary bill, plus references to remedies and testimonials. The fragment also names Hon. D. R. Carvett of Mayne, Girard, Alabama, and several dubious medical claims about relief for stomach and bowel issues.
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D. R. Carvett
Mayne
Girard
Ala
Beulah Sovereien
Letter from S. L. Richardson in 1908 Pickens County
The letter dated February 22 1908 from S L Richardson in Lexington South Carolina to a friend in Pickens County expresses deep religious devotion. He speaks of love for his brother and fellow believers, longing to share his understanding of God and the blood of Christ, and notes God has supplied his family’s needs since he left them. He mentions hope of joining the work soon and trusting in God’s promises, while praising fellowship with saints and claiming victory and heaven as his home.
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L. Richardson
Pickens County
Lexington
S. C
Brother Dayla
Kams
God
Sam
Thia
Spanish American War Sickness Reported From Climate Change
During the Spanish American War soldiers suffered stomach cramps from climate shift and water. Gov A Lake of Dennikon Texas relays an interesting home remedy tale from soldiers returning to their pallet, illustrating harsh early war conditions and health challenges faced by troops.
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Gov. A. Lake
Dennikon
Texas
Bryves
Sloan's Liniment praised in old advertisement tale
An old clipping extols Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism toothache sore throat and general pain. It notes universal druggist stock and prices, and mentions Central Park New York annexation valuation of 216 million to show real estate tax exemption.
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Texas Cavaley
Anne of Sloan
Sloan
Central Park
New York City
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Vienna Woman
A Vienna woman praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it cured her after years of ill health and doctor's care. The ad touts the product as made from native roots and herbs with no harmful drugs and cites numerous testimonials and free expert advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Vienna
W. Va
Lydia
Pinkhaan
Noreller
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pink
Mra
Batata Wheaton
W.va
Lydia E. Pinkharn
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
Ld Uke
Tribute to Pitchford as Cherokee district judge departs
Claremore Oklahoma’s Progress notes the February term of the district court closing with Judge John M. Pitchford returning to Tahlequah to resume Cherokee County duties. The four week term, crowded docket and full county jail marked a long, arduous session. Pitchford’s fair, firm rulings earned respect from lawyers, jurors, and all county residents.
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Claremore
Okla
Dstrict
John MH. Pitchford
Tahlequah
Cherrokees County
Marely
Tike Pitchford
Claymore
Mareys
Ural
Jon
Midford
Distriet Whiten
Rogers County
Pitchford
Trul 4
Nie weather boosts farming in Jocassee March notes
Jocassee farmers adapt to mild conditions as March brings warmer days. The community issue cites better field work and growing activity while personal notices reflect seasonal hustle and local updates amid unclear specifics.
Local notices and health ads mix with social visits
A patchwork of village life lists visits and illnesses among Whitmire and Salem residents, noting fevers, feeble health, and homecomings. It mentions Jody Deafness cure claims, a Syracuse meeting change for the Improved Order, and a kidney remedy ad with local chemists and pharmacies referenced.
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Supreme Conslave Improved Order Heplanopha
Syracuse
Iistead
Boxton
Wan
Syravue
Tathiah Falls Railway seeks 1.46 million first mortgage bonds
Atlanta march 4 the tathiah falls railway company now in receivership filed a petition with the railroad commission seeking permission to issue 1 464 022 5 percent in first mortgage bonds to retire its debts and fund improvements on the property the petition lists debts to be paid and outlines the proposed arrangement with creditors resulting in potential restructuring of the company finances
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Atlanta
Tathiah Falls Railway Company
Railroad Commission
Huguenot Cotton Mills Sold At Auction In Greenville
The Huguenot Cotton Mills of Greenville were sold yesterday at auction for $20,000 to H J Haynesworth, acting for himself and partners J W Norwood and Lewis W Parker. The mills, placed in receivership January 1 1908, had been offered at auction multiple times with no bidders until yesterday. Purchasers indicated no immediate plans or public announcement of their intentions for several days.
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Greenville
H. J. Haynesworth
J. W. Norwood
Lewis W. Parker
Mr. Haynesworth
Aterdt
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Pines
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Salem
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Salou
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Jocaasee
Wille
David Ramey
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
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Cheney & Go
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Tinvetay
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Molex
Bright
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
Sltonecypher Pharmacy
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New York
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Katulah Fatty Raiway Company
Myers, Burveyor
Oakway
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DER
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Seneca
South Carolina
Witwell Bro
Conkscales-Harper
Offico
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J.P. Carey
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Plekena
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Virginia-Carolina
H. O. Lowry
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Virginia Carolina
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Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
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Columbia
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