Get Your Money's Worth on Fertilizers This Season
Citizens complain about high prices for corn and flour while some pay two to three dollars per ton more for fertilizers than the analysis warrants. The piece notes the struggle for price reductions on essentials and urges looking past alleged overcharging.
Forests Fall Rise to Desert: Milan Congress Warns
A recent Milan international congress outlined how forest destruction derails climate and water cycles. It cites data on oxygen production, heat absorption, and rainfall regulation, with examples from La Bruguiere and Berne showing rivers and springs vanishing or restoring as forests are cleared or replanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Abraham
Moses
Milan
Amorionia
Ciear Palestine
Hataro
Aoience
Aoronauta
Fforeat
la Bruguiere
Black Mountains
Switzerland
Berne
Maxwell
Herbine Promises Health Vigor For Anemia Sufferers
Mrs H. Shriel of Middleborough Indiana writes that Herbine rapidly regenerates blood and restores color and energy, improving liver trouble and weak blood. She recommends it not only for herself but wishes it had been known during her husband’s life. Sold for 50 cents by Walhalla Drug Co and W J Lunney in Saneca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remulta
Mra
Elle H. Shriel
Middleaborough
Walhalla Drug Co
W. J. Lunney
Saneca
Dr Martin Appointed Health Officer for several counties
Dr G L Martin of Greenville has been named health officer for Greenville Anderson Oconee and Pickens counties by Dr Dean. He has vaccinated over 7000 people with no adverse effects and urges newspapers to share the news. Coughs and colds this season need prompt attention. Hoas Laxative Cough Syrup with honey and tar is endorsed by mothers for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville Nova
G. L. Martin
Greenville
Anderson
Ovones
Pickens
Martin
Dean
Milla
Hoa
J . Hall
Valhalla
W. J. Lunnoy
Seneca
One Week a Sufficiency in a Simple Exchange
A girl tells her homebound mother she will be away at work. The mother asks what she would say if asked for a recommendation. The girl replies that she stood by the mother for a week and that recommendation should be enough.
Death of Logan E Bleckley Chief Justice of Georgia
Logan E Bleckley of Clarkeesville Ga died at 6 45 am after years of Brights disease. He served as Georgia Chief Justice for over fifteen years and chaired the Supreme Court bench from 1875 to 1880. He married twice and left four children from each marriage. Funeral held at the Georgian capitol rotunda then Oakland Cemetery with a large procession. The obituary notes his Confederate service, legal career, and deep connections in Atlanta and Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkesville
Logan EK
Bleckley
Judge Bleckley
Bright
Grim Reaper
Atlanta
Logan
Haralson Blockley
Caroline Harrison
Newton County
Logan Harrison
Hugh Culberson
Misa Claiie Herring
New York
Edwin
Barnell
Herrin
Sidney
Supreme Court
Georgia
Jackson
Bar of Georgia
Wespory
Anderson Mail
Clayton
Rabun County
Brockley
Frank
Marcus
Sylvester
Thomas
E. A. Bell
Walhalle
Mra. Wall
Bell
Anderson
Joseph J. Fretwell
Sunset Forest
Misa Herring
Georgian Capitol
Oakland
McCravey Robinson Marriage in Ensley
A March 5 wedding at Rev. D W Hiatt's home on South Main Street united McCravey and Miss Lizzie Robinson. McCravey, once a Laurens County constable, now runs an insurance business. Lizzie is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Robinson. The couple left for Greenville and points north after the ceremony. The Greenville Now notes a large bank deposit figure for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensley
Bunincus
McCravey
John A. Robinson
Misa Robinson
Greenville
City of
Washington
Marriage of Wright and Peeler at Graniteville
Walhalla editor reports the marriage of Rev. Charles M. Peeler from near Salisbury and Dolia Wright of Graniteville, performed February 28, 1907 at Rev. J. N. Wright’s home. Details describe ceremony, décor, procession, attendants, the bride’s dress, bridesmaids, and a celebratory supper. The writer plans future sketches of Augusta and nearby mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhalla
Editora Keowoo Courier
Graniteville
Wright
Peeler
J. N. Wright
Chas. M. Peeler
Salisbury
Mins Dolia Wright
D. C
H. Bascombe Browne
M. E
Mandelasohn
Mesira
Willie Green
Paul Moore
Jesse Stanfield
James Quimby
Mac Walker
Augusta
Angus Brabham
Sadie Bell
Walter D. Wright
Juanita Kimney
Bamberg
Will Bell
Coke Wright
Dr. Wright
Peéler
Rov. Jln
Orcones County
Conncross Creek
Poor Mountain
Valhalla
Hamburg
Horee Crosk
Aiken
Up to Die Virginia a troat By tes
In a testimonial a man named W. Bell describes years of kidney illness and bodily weakness. After trying three doctors with no relief, he nearly gave up before Foley's Kidney Care was recommended. He credits the first bottle with substantial improvement and the second with a full cure, urging others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunnoy
Soneca
Virginia
di Foley
W. Bell
Beery Dispensaries Ruled Illegal Under County Law
Attorney General Lyon held the County Dispensary Law forbids beer outlets like other intoxicants. The old and new laws bar beer dispensaries, and enforcement will follow the current statute despite potential changes to permit them in compliant areas. The lament notes authorities violated the previous system, ending the old state dispensary era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Thone
Old State Dispensary
Anderson Mail
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. W. Gignilliat
Dr. Martin
Logan E. Leeley
Harmn County
Depouilt
Scott